Transbay: Parcel F

Transbay: Parcel F

LOCATION

Transbay Parcel F is located at 542-550 Howard Street in downtown San Francisco. Situated on the north side of Howard Street at the western end of the new Transit Center, it enjoys a prime location in the dynamic neighborhood of Downtown San Francisco. It is one of only three developments permitted to have a direct connection to the Salesforce Transit Center's 5.4-acre Rooftop Park via a pedestrian sky bridge.

ABOUT THE PROJECT

Transbay Parcel F is a core-located, transit-oriented mixed-use development that encompasses a 60-story tower. This super-tall building, designed by Pelli Clarke & Partners in partnership with the local office of HKS, Inc., will be the last site for constructing a skyscraper in downtown San Francisco. The development spans almost 950,000 square feet, and its completion is projected to be in 2028 or later.

The tower will consist of several components, including Class A office space, a luxury Rosewood Hotel, and 165 condominium residences at the top. With 339,642 square feet of Class A office space, 709,677 square feet of luxury condominium units, and a 272,262 square feet Rosewood Hotel, the project offers a mix of residential and commercial elements.

AMENITIES

Details about the specific amenities provided in Transbay Parcel F have not yet been disclosed. However, given its upscale nature and connection to the Rosewood Hotel brand, residents and guests can anticipate a range of luxurious amenities and services.

APARTMENTS AND FLOOR PLANS

Specific information regarding the apartments and floor plans within Transbay Parcel F has not been released at this time. As the project progresses and sales commence, more detailed information will likely become available regarding the layout, size, and features of the luxury condominium residences.

Detailed floor plans and other information about apartments can be requested at Vulcca website official website.

PAYMENT PLAN

More information about prices you can find at Vulcca website official website.