About 101 2nd St

101 Second Street is an office tower located in the South of Market district in San Francisco, California on Mission Street. The 108 m (354 ft) building was completed in 2000 and has 26 floors with 388,000 sq ft (36,000 m²) for offices. It is known for its glass-clad, four-story atrium which functions as public space. Its art pavilion has included commissions by painter Charles Arnoldi and sculptor Larry Bell. On warm days, the building at street level is opened.

The offices are all Class-A with furniture provided. This building is in a prime location for technology companies, with many other innovators in the vicinity, as well as Moscone Center, one of San Francisco’s biggest convention centers.

101 2nd Street offers fine perks. Start your day off with gourmet coffee, use the mail/delivery service, 24-hour security building-wide, Art Gallery / Exhibit, restaurants / deli / catering, storage facilities, recycling/composting, and more.

This building is near MUNI bus stops, 3 blocks from the Montgomery St. BART and MUNI station, and is near the Transbay Transit Terminal. There are retail shops, casual eateries, and restaurants in the surrounding area. The parking garage provides valet service and car services.

101 2nd Street is built from steel, glass, and maintains a modern curtain wall facade system made out of glass and gorgeous granite, suitable for a modern city.

This building’s amenities include parking garage, common bike storage, onsite parking, bikes allowed, key card access, and close to public transit.

Property Type: Office
Property Sub-type: Creative/Loft
Building Size: 40,000 SF
Building Class: B
Lot Size: 4,500 SF

About 121 2nd St

This San Francisco office building is located at 121 2nd Street in the hustling and bustling Financial District. The commercial property was built in the year 1927 and boasts 7 stories of rentable office space and approximately 30,000 total square feet.

Called the Rapp Building, this San Francisco structure sits adjacent to the high-rise building set at 101 2nd Street. Average floor sizes within 121 2nd Street range from 3,800 to just over 4,000 square feet. These large floor plates give all of the tenants plenty of floor space.

With a corner lot, 121 2nd Street enjoys plenty of exposure to the busy streets of the Financial District. The building is located within close proximity to public transit for commuters.

The lobby of this structure was recently renovated to include modern conveniences while still retaining its original beauty. Other important features of 121 2nd Street include a freight elevator, a passenger elevator, high exposed ceilings, great natural light and efficient floor plates.

With columns along the ground level, ornate carvings and a beautiful cornice surrounding the roof line, 121 2nd Street has a striking, classic appearance.

About 118 2nd StThis office space is located at 118 2nd St., San Francisco, CA. This historic, six-story building features 48,567 square feet and was built in 1907. Tenants looking to rent space in a character-rich building in San Francisco’s South Financial District will be pleased with the amenities this building has to offer.

118 Second St. offers tenants numerous amenities, including abundant natural light from the beautiful windows on multiple sides and four skylights. In addition, the building features efficient HVAC and operable windows.

The office space within the building is ideal for architects, engineers and design firms and features a mix of creative space. High ceilings — 8 to 20 feet — maximize the interior space even more.

This locally owned and managed building features two passenger elevators which serve the building’s six floors as well as a dedicated freight elevator to aid in the transport of goods.

The location is ideal, putting tenants within a couple minutes’ walk to BART and Muni. The building features over 76 feet of frontage on Mission and 100 feet along 2nd St.

The exterior of the building features strong lines and a dominant shape. The brown brick facade is beautifully complemented by black accents along the entrances, roof and windows, giving the building a stately and prestigious look.

About 140 2nd StLocated in San Francisco’s bustling 2nd Street corridor and just one block from BART at Montgomery Street, the charming historic building at 140 2nd Street offers smaller companies looking to rent office space a prime full floor sublease opportunity.

Featuring exposed ceilings and brick work, an abundance of natural light thanks to large operable windows, elegant reception areas and fully equipped kitchens, 140 on San Francisco’s 2nd Street provides tenants typically with 5,724 square feet of contemporary office space.

The corner building boasts window lines on two sides, has air conditioning throughout and units are available with furniture. 140 2nd Street is located near Yerba Buena, shops, restaurants, bars and banks. The building offers companies ca. 33,000 square feet of commercial space arranged over 6 floors.

This is prime creative office space in the heart of San Francisco’s Financial District. The units at 140 2nd Street boast individual glass-fronted offices, three phone and three elegant conference rooms.

140 2nd Street was built in 1907; the red brick building’s facade features attractive architectural details such as honey-colored brickwork for lintels above windows, for windowsills and as corner decorations.
This building’s amenities include close to public transit.

About 156 2nd StThis San Francisco building is located at 156 Second St. Built in 1907, this building has 6 floors with 28,584 square feet available to rent office space. This is a mixed office and retail building with the six floors above a built out lower level.

This building is in the South Financial District, across from the Transbay Terminal and two blocks from BART and Muni. There is a multitude of retail shops and services, restaurants, cafes, and other office buildings in the surrounding area.

156 Second St. maintains single tenant layouts in all office units, providing full floor identity. The floors can also be combined to accommodate multi-floor users. All floors feature exposed brick finishes, operable windows, and excellent natural light and high ceilings.

A portion of the ground floor and the entire lower level combine for a dramatic 6,600 square feet retail space with an interior stairwell and the option of having a separate entrance on Natoma Street. There is also a smaller 1,200 sqft ground floor retail space with frontage on Second Street. There is a common bike storage available.

156 Second St. is a fantastic corner building with an abundance of natural light, ideal for creative spaces. The gorgeous building maintains a classic exposed brick facade with large windows on every floor.
This building’s amenities include common bike storage, bikes allowed, and close to public transit.

General information

Status:     Topped-out
Type:     Commercial offices
Architectural style:     Modernism
Location:     222 Second Street
Construction started:     2013
Estimated completion:     2015

Height

Architectural:     370 ft (110 m)
Roof:     350 ft (110 m)

Technical details

Floor count:     26
Floor area:     452,418 sq ft (42,031.0 m2)
Lifts/elevators:     10

Design and construction

Architect:     Gensler
Thomas Phifer and Partners
Developer:     Tishman Speyer
Structural engineer:     Louie International
Other designers:     Arup Group Limited
Main contractor:     Turner Construction

Other information

Parking:     73 car
23 bicycle

222 Second Street is a 370-foot (110 m) office skyscraper under construction in the South of Market District of San Francisco, California.

Developed by Tishman Speyer and designed by Thomas Phifer, the high rise will provide 450,209 square feet (41,825.8 m2) of office space and 2,209 square feet (205.2 m2) of ground floor retail at the southern corner of Second and Howard Streets.[6] Construction began in August 2013.[7] In April 2014, it was announced that social networking company LinkedIn (headquartered in nearby Mountain View) was leasing the building for an undisclosed sum, to accommodate up to 2500 of its employees.[8] The building was topped-out in August 2014.[9]

Superb location in SoMa. 246 Second Street is a sophisticated high rise building offering open, airy floor plans with panoramic views, deeded parking and extra storage space. This secured building is currently undergoing amazing upgrades to the lobby, hallways, and garage.

Located in the heart of Yerba Buena, complex has easy freeway access, close to The Embarcadero, AT&T Park, Ferry Building, downtown, and the Financial District.