2111 Market St San Francisco, CA 94114
This exceptional 1,528 square foot retail space is ideally situated at 2111 Market Street in San Francisco, CA 94114. The property boasts a single-tenant occupancy and is currently vacant, presenting a unique opportunity for a discerning business owner. Its location at the bustling corner of Church and Market Streets places it within a vibrant commercial hub, surrounded by established and successful businesses. Nearby establishments include Verve Coffee Roasters, Il Casaro Pizzeria, CorePower Yoga, Ace Hardware, Woodhouse Fish Company, and a Safeway shopping center, ensuring high foot traffic and visibility. The property is nestled in the heart of the Duboce Triangle, a dynamic neighborhood known for its diverse mix of bars, restaurants, unique retail shops, and a thriving nightlife scene. The proximity to the Castro district further enhances its appeal and access to a diverse customer base. This prime location offers unparalleled exposure and accessibility, making it an exceptional investment opportunity for a business seeking a high-traffic, high-visibility location in one of San Francisco's most desirable neighborhoods. The property's 1,528 square feet provide ample space for a variety of retail concepts, allowing for customization and adaptation to suit specific business needs. This is a rare chance to establish a presence in a thriving San Francisco commercial district. San Francisco County ownership.
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