2924-2948 16th St San Francisco, CA 94103

The Redstone Building, formerly known as the San Francisco Labor Temple, is a three-story, steel-framed office building featuring brick masonry and concrete facades. Constructed in 1914 with a newer addition in 1939, this San Francisco City Landmark (No. 238) showcases historic architectural features, including red brick masonry, concrete cornices, round arch tops with plaster keystones on the third-floor windows, and decorative medallions between the third-floor windows. The building includes a mezzanine and full basement. The property, situated on a parcel measuring 150 feet by 90 feet, has street frontage along 16th Street and Capp Street, encompassing a gross building area of 55,560 square feet. Located in the heart of the Mission District, the building is near BART, bus lines, restaurants, and boutiques. It boasts Walk, Transit, and Bike Scores of 99, 98, and 99, respectively. Current tenants include small offices, community organizations, artists and art spaces, and theaters. A new 81-unit apartment complex, "Avanza 490", is located next door. Current rents average $16 per square foot, with an as-is market rent of $30 per square foot and top market rents of $80 per square foot.