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    4200 California St, San Francisco, CA 94118

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    $4,808 Estimated rent

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    What's special

    Rare investment opportunity. Subject property is a 13 unit commercial building built in 1964 located on the South-East corner of California Street between 4th and 5th Avenue in highly desirable Inner Richmond District. For either the investor or Owner/User, this property provides an opportunity to acquire a well maintained corner commercial building in the Inner Richmond District of San Francisco with upside appreciation potential in rents. The Inner Richmond has become a bustling multicultural soup with cute stucco houses, grand mansions, easy access to the Presidio, a plethora of inexpensive eateries and a great variety of shops. On its main dining and shopping drag, Clement Street, you'll find great Burmese, Thai, Chinese, Vietnamese and Korean restaurants. Not only do the international foods attract visitors to the Richmond but the international cinema and Eastern-style bazaars as well. Both the Balboa and the 4-Star Theatre play a constant rotation of independent and foreign films, with the latter specializing in East Asian faire. Given Golden Gate Park to the south, the Presidio to the northeast, and Lincoln Park on its northwest, the Richmond certainly doesn't lack for outdoor places to picnic, enjoy nature, or go for a hike or jog. Like Central Park in New York, Golden Gate Park is a venue for rock concerts and a series of other cultural and political events. The park is home to the De Young Museum, the California Academy of Sciences, the Spreckles Temple of Music, and the SF Botanical Gardens.

    Facts & features

    Interior

    Features
    • Has fireplace: No

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    Location
    • Region: San Francisco