507 Bush St San Francisco, CA 94108-3603
This architecturally appealing mixed-use building, located at the corner of Bush and Grant Streets in San Francisco's Union Square/Financial District, presents a unique investment opportunity. The property encompasses 20,845 square feet on a 4,220-acre lot and includes a 55-room hotel (The Urban Hotel) operating under a 10-year master lease with an experienced operator, Engage Hospitality LLC, since 2017. The hotel offers budget-friendly accommodations, including various room types. The first floor boasts over 8,000 square feet of prime retail space, currently featuring a high-volume Starbucks with a long-term lease extension and a vacant, two-level space (previously occupied by Serge Sorokko Gallery and American Apparel) with a 3-year NNN rent guarantee. The building benefits from a high-traffic location across from the iconic Dragon Gate, near Chinatown, Union Square, and public transportation. Easy freeway access connects to the Peninsula and East Bay. The building has undergone a seismic retrofit and features 600 AMP electrical service. This property is ideal for a variety of buyers, including legacy investors, exchangers, syndicators, developers, hotel operators, and retail owner/users. The asking price is $15,000,000.
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The Urban Hotel Hotel & Motel
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EF St.Charles High School
Cap rate
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AI, CAP & Alternative Use estimations · Realmo proprietary blendProperty tax & assessments
Tax year 2024Comparables
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C3R · San Francisco, CASan Francisco. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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