Frank Nolan & Andrew Warren present
A PREMIER SAN FRANCISCO DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY
244 Divisadero Street presents a rare opportunity to acquire and reposition a substantial corner property at the intersection of Divisadero and Haight Streets, one of San Francisco’s most recognizable and sought-after neighborhood locations.
Situated on a prominent corner parcel with exceptional frontage and visibility, the property offers developers and investors the opportunity to create a distinctive residential or mixed-use project in a market defined by high barriers to entry, constrained new supply and enduring demand for well-located housing.
The existing improvements provide significant scale and establish a compelling foundation from which to evaluate a range of redevelopment and repositioning strategies. The property’s corner configuration, multiple street frontages and established urban setting further distinguish 244 Divisadero from typical infill opportunities.
offered at $6,000,000
AN EXCEPTIONAL URBAN LOCATION
244 Divisadero occupies a strategic position at the convergence of the Lower Haight, Duboce Triangle, Buena Vista and Divisadero corridor, placing the property within immediate reach of some of San Francisco’s most desirable residential neighborhoods and commercial districts.
Divisadero Street has evolved into one of the city’s premier neighborhood corridors, characterized by an established mix of acclaimed restaurants, independent retailers, cafés, nightlife and daily conveniences. Haight Street provides an additional layer of neighborhood amenities and connectivity, while nearby parks, employment centers and transit reinforce the location’s broad appeal.
The result is a highly walkable, amenity-rich setting with the attributes increasingly sought by San Francisco residents: centrality, neighborhood character, accessibility and proximity to the best of the city.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO CREATE THE NEXT CHAPTER OF A PROMINENT SAN FRANCISCO CORNER
244 Divisadero Street represents the convergence of location, scarcity and development potential—an opportunity to acquire a highly visible corner property and create a differentiated asset in the heart of San Francisco.
