Sapphire

The Building

15 units

Amenities

Bike lockers, and more. Exclusive-access building roof decks on floors 2, 4 and 6 featuring spectacular views of San Francisco. New common areas with concrete flooring and interior lighting

Requirements

Pre-approval required, and Realtor required for showing appointments. Call us if you want an in-depth guidance to the process. We would love to help! .For appointments,  call (415) 735-5867.

Price Range

$1050+/sq ft; HOA’s $430-450’s; if parking avail, fee applies ~ $275/mo. Contact us for details!

Units

1-, 2-bedrooms.

Availability

Currently [Nov ’15] expected to be nearing completion. Contact us or sign up for our SF New Development Newsletter [Click Here] to get the latest updates on other new developments.

Location

252 9th St.,

San Francisco, CA 94103 (cross: Folsom St.)

Neighborhood

SOMA

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SOMA

An energetic fusion of high-end modern living and industrial charm, SOMA (South of Market) stretches from Market Street to the waterfront. It has become a cultural epicenter over the past several decades, home to the Moscone Center, Contemporary Jewish Museum, Cartoon Art Museum, Museum of African Diaspora, SF MOMA, and more. Yerba Buena Gardens is twelve square blocks of nature, art, and fun for both kids and adults, with landscaped lawns, waterfalls, a sculpture court, playground, ice rink, carousel, bowling alley, and an excellent interactive children’s museum. Salesforce Park offers plenty of daytime diversion as well, filling 5.4 acres with botanical gardens, public art, and a daily schedule of free events. For beautiful views of the bay with a side of baseball, check out a game at Oracle Park, home of the SF Giants. If retail is your sport of choice, head to Westfield Center or one of SOMA’s many one-of-a-kind boutiques. Feel free to shop until your blood sugar drops – the eclectic neighborhood is well-known for its diverse dining scene, ranging from casual to destination to deliciously kitschy. The neighborhood's grocery stores have everything you need for dinners at home, and you can always grab a quick bite at SOMA StrEat Food Park or the Heart of the City Farmers’ Market. There are plenty of speakeasies, cocktail lounges, and sports bars to keep you busy from happy hour on.

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