850 S Van Ness Ave
San Francisco, CA 94110 Mission

$451 - $1,244 USD/MO

Office For Lease • 85+ SF

Property Details

Property Type Office
Year Built 1956
Total Building Size 11,064 SF
Tenancy Multiple
Building Class C
Zoning RH-3

89 Transit Score

99 Walk Score

4 Spaces Available

Name	Space Use	Size	Rent
2nd Floor Ste 16	Office	237 SF	$63.00 USD/SF/YR
Second floor unit west wing of building with lots of windows Date available: Now Lease term: Negotiable Service type: Full Service Gross Built out as: Standard Office Space Type: Relet
2nd Floor Ste 21	Office	85 SF	$63.72 USD/SF/YR
Second floor unit west wing of building. Date available: Now Lease term: Negotiable Service type: Full Service Gross Built out as: Standard Office Space Type: Relet
2nd Floor Ste 39	Office	121 SF	$63.00 USD/SF/YR
Second floor unit west wing of building. Date available: Now Lease term: Negotiable Service type: Full Service Gross Built out as: Standard Office Space Type: Relet
2nd Floor Ste 40	Office	96 SF	$63.00 USD/SF/YR
Second floor unit east wing of building with windows facing S. Van Ness. Date available: Now Lease term: Negotiable Service type: Full Service Gross Built out as: Standard Office Space Type: Relet

Description

The history of The San Francisco Builders Exchange begins with the laying of the first adobe brick and the driving of the first nail in the Old Mission Dolores in the Pueblo of Yerba Buena. Without a name, the Exchange continued to grow as did the Pueblo. Gradually, the building trades began to develop and the bricklayer, carpenter, plasterer, plumber and painter set himself up in his own particular line and hung out his shingle. Later on, the journey men of several crafts met in the evenings, by natural affinity, at designated places on the streets. It soon became known what street corner to go to find a carpenter, bricklayer or other mechanic, and this is a custom that in some instances even prevails today. As the years rolled by, the various crafts of the building industry realized the need for closer relationships. This led to the need of one central body and meeting place, and paved the way for the formation of the Builders Exchange. The Exchange was organized on June 30, 1890, and on the third day of July 1890 was incorporated.

Before you step inside the entrance of this fine facility occupied January 2, 1957, let us remember that this is California’s oldest Builders’ Exchange with 119 years of service to its members. Today, the Exchange has 100 percent occupancy of office space with a waiting list. This attests to the continuing need for construction services to all phases of the industry, made readily available on a non-profit basis to members of the San Francisco Builders Exchange. After 119 years of continuous service, this organization is still growing as it keeps pace with evolving methods, materials, supplies and
services for all facets of the building industry.

As the construction industry grew over the years and become more sophisticated, the San Francisco Builders Exchange added a broad range of contractor services. The San Francisco Builders Exchange members use the association facilities as estimating headquarters. Architects, county, state and federal agencies, and private builders have continually utilized the San Francisco Builders Exchange Plan Service Listing by issuing plans and specifications to us free of charge. The San Francisco Builders Exchange has more plan coverage than any other plan room in California. The San Francisco Builders Exchange is continually growing and changing. We look forward to servicing our members for many more years to come.

                
                    Highlights
                
                                Onsite secure gated parking
                            
                                Open plan room for blueprint takeoffs & seminars/training
                            
                                Easy Freeway Access and Close to BART/Muni.

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Public Transportation

Commuter Rail	Drive	Walk	Distance
San Francisco Caltrain Station Southbound (Express - Caltrain (Caltrain), Limited - Caltrain (Caltrain), Local Weekday - Caltrain (Caltrain), Local Weekend - Caltrain (Caltrain))	6 min	-	2.4 mi
Bayshore Caltrain Station Southbound (Local Weekday - Caltrain (Caltrain), Local Weekend - Caltrain (Caltrain))	10 min	-	4.5 mi
Transit/Subway	Drive	Walk	Distance
16Th Street / Mission (Antioch to SFIA/Millbrae - Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART), Berryessa/North San Jose to Daly City - Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART), Daly City to Berryessa/North San Jose - Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART), Millbrae/SFIA to Antioch - Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART), Millbrae/SFO to Richmond - Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART))	2 min	9 min	0.5 mi
24Th Street / Mission (Antioch to SFIA/Millbrae - Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART), Berryessa/North San Jose to Daly City - Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART), Daly City to Berryessa/North San Jose - Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART), Millbrae/SFIA to Antioch - Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART), Millbrae/SFO to Richmond - Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART))	2 min	10 min	0.6 mi
Right Of Way/Liberty St (CHURCH - San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency)	3 min	12 min	0.6 mi
Right Of Way/20Th St (CHURCH - San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency)	3 min	12 min	0.6 mi
Right Of Way/21St St (CHURCH - San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency)	3 min	13 min	0.7 mi
Airport	Drive	Walk	Distance
San Francisco International	21 min	-	12.3 mi
Metro Oakland International	33 min	-	20.8 mi

Parking Details

Parking Available:	Yes
Reserved:	No
Spaces Provided:	30
Type:	Surface
Included in Rent:	Yes

Jay Shaffer 415-407-3997 Colton Commercial & Partners, Inc.

850 S Van Ness Ave San Francisco, CA 94110 Mission