170 Columbus Ave San Francisco, CA 94133
This exceptional six-story Class B creative office building, located at 595 Pacific Avenue in San Francisco, CA 94133, offers a unique opportunity for businesses seeking flexible and inspiring workspace. Built in 1985, the property boasts a total of 85,573 square feet, with three available suites ranging from 1,625 to 9,601 contiguous square feet. A total of 16,089 square feet is currently vacant, providing ample space for immediate occupancy. The building features a total of 103 parking spaces, a significant advantage in the competitive San Francisco market. The property's "Creative Office, Professional" subtype caters to a variety of businesses, offering a blend of functionality and aesthetic appeal. Its location in San Francisco County provides easy access to major transportation routes and a vibrant urban environment. The minimum divisible space is 1,625 square feet, making it suitable for both smaller startups and larger established companies. This is an excellent opportunity to secure prime office space in a desirable San Francisco location. The building's multiple tenancy structure allows for a diverse and dynamic community of businesses. Contact us today to learn more about leasing opportunities within this exceptional property.
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