San Francisco CA Real Estate & Commercial for Sale

A prime investment opportunity awaits at 1325 Columbus Avenue with the availability of a three-story commercial retail and professional building for sale. Nestled in the vibrant Fisherman's Wharf neighborhood, this property boasts a strategic location with potential for diverse business ventures. Presenting a blend of flexibility and functionality, the ground floor and third floor await customization as they currently stand vacant, ready to accommodate a variety of business concepts. Meanwhile, the second floor houses a thriving accounting office, offering stability and potential rental income. Beyond the front-facing commercial retail or office space, additional rooms are presently tenant-occupied, providing an immediate revenue stream. This mixed-use arrangement ensures both stability and versatility for prospective owners. Conveniently situated within walking distance of the renowned Fisherman's Wharf tourist attraction, the property benefits from high foot traffic and visibility, ideal for retail establishments and service-oriented businesses alike. Moreover, its proximity to the downtown financial district ensures easy access to a bustling commercial hub, enhancing its appeal to businesses seeking a strategic location.

The Total Offering is $3,000,000 Which is $300,000 for the Tommaso's Business. $2,700,000 for the Building. Tommaso's is a historic Italian restaurant located in the heart of San Francisco, nestled between North Beach and Chinatown. Tommaso's is a thriving business with indoor/outdoor seating and featured on every hotel's 'favorite restaurant' concierge list. The restaurant boasts a cozy, rustic atmosphere, making it a perfect spot for a casual dinner or special occasion. With its rich history and reputation for serving some of the best Italian food in the city, Tommaso's private wine labels and pasta sauce have earned their way into big name grocery stores like Whole Foods, Amazon and more. Background: When the Naple-born Cantalupo family first opened their restaurant in 1935, it brought the first wood-fired brick oven to the West Coast and served closely-guarded Neapolitan recipes that their family had been passing down for generations. Decades of success later, the Crotti family took over ownership and vowed to continue the tradition of delicious food and the warm, family-focused Italian hospitality that the Cantalupos had built their foundation. Somewhere along the line, a beloved North Beach Italian restaurant became a SF institution, and the rest is history.

295-299 Bay Street is a 35,560 square foot building that consists of a four-story structure and an expansive open work area. The building has undergone seismic upgrades and features high ceilings with skylights throughout, a prominent lobby area, and an outdoor patio/deck. The property also includes 69 deeded parking spaces. The building was constructed in 1967 and was originally built as a movie theater. The building was converted to an office building in 2001 and underwent substantial renovations and upgrades in 2016.

Rare opportunity to acquire an iconic building. Located in the heart of San Francisco's vibrant North Beach neighborhood, this standalone two-level building stands as a testament to the City's rich history and vibrant culinary culture. For years, this establishment has been a cornerstone of the city's dining scene, serving as a beloved gathering spot for locals and visitors alike. Its reputation is synonymous with exceptional cuisine, creating a loyal following that spans generations. With a bustling bar and a thriving dining area, this venue is currently in operation, ensuring a seamless transition for the discerning new owner. A Type 47 liquor license further elevates the revenue potential. The restaurant has undergone several renovations over the years, combining its historic charm with modern amenities. Every detail has been considered, ensuring that it stands as an icon in the legendary North Beach landscape. This offering provides a rare opportunity for an owner-user to step into a turnkey operation, with the freedom to infuse their own vision and creativity. The purchase price may include the real property and business assets.

Mixed-use apartment building and residential hotel located in the North Beach district of San Francisco. The property is on a 4,901 SF parcel and consists of 2 commercial, 8 apartments, and 19 single room occupancy (SRO) residential units. Recent capital improvements to the building include the updating of the common areas and ten units. Additionally, there are 4 bonus unwarranted units that are accessible off 803 Vallejo. The commercial in rear off of Vallejo has potential to be converted into residential ADU and legalizing of 4 unwarranted rooms at the same time. There is a basement in rear that could be made into ADU's as well. Residents of the property enjoy a stellar location and are walking distance to Washington Square Park, Columbus Avenue, Chinatown, and the Financial district.

1040 Columbus Avenue is a large retail property and parking lot in the North Beach neighborhood. The property is an opportunity for an investor to receive a Proforma CAP 4.95% return while preparing for future development. The structure 10,572 SF is located on an 11,918 SF corner lot with frontage on Columbus and Taylor. The property has a spacious kitchen, large bar, dining rooms, outdoor patio, and a mezzanine office. The kitchen is equipped with 30'+ hood and prep area. There is an 11-car parking lot and pole signage. The property is in the path of development and a candidate for high density redevelopment. Zoning permits up to 29 dwelling units or 85 group housing units. Development continues to progress nearby with a neighboring parcel already approved for 56 units. Columbus Avenue is a major retail thoroughfare bookended by Fisherman's Wharf and the Financial District. A mix of tourists, residents, and professionals walk this corridor on their way to its many cafes and restaurants. The area's well-known destinations include Washington Square, City Lights Bookstore, and St. Peter and Paul Church. The property's investment appeal is its location, dense population of residents, and outstanding upside potential through tenant repositioning and development.