1884-1886 Market Street

Market Street between Octavia and Laguna, where Hayes Valley, Duboce Triangle, and the Castro converge. Church Street and Van Ness Muni Metro stations are within a few blocks, carrying the J, K, L, M, N, and T lines, with the F-line streetcar running directly in front of the building. Civic Center and 16th Street Mission BART are a short ride, and Octavia Boulevard reaches Highway 101 in minutes. Whole Foods and Safeway anchor daily needs one block west. The Hayes Street corridor and Patricia's Green are two blocks north, with Duboce Park, Dolores Park, and the Castro commercial district all walkable. Civic Center and downtown are a straight shot east on Market.1884-1886 Market St is a six-unit mixed-use building in the Upper Market corridor. With banked rent increases available which brings the cap rate to 6.06 percent once the banked rent increases are applied. Four two bedroom apartments over two commercial spaces, built 1932, approximately 5,500 square feet on a 2,587 square foot lot with frontage on Market. The four residential units are identical 750 square foot two bedroom, one bath plans, all remodeled. Commercial runs approximately 2,500 square feet: 1,000 on the ground floor fronting Market and 1,500 on the lower level. The commercial space has a dedicated 200 amp service independent of the residential system, so food service, fitness, and wellness users can take occupancy without a service upgrade. Both vacant, lease-up underway, commercial rents set to today's market.