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215 Fremont Street FREMONT STREET 215 Ground Floor Retail Space for Lease . HIGHLIGHTS • Howard Street space: ±2,836 • Traffic Count at Fremont & Howard ±33,240 cars per day • Fremont Street space: ±851 • Common Area Restrooms • Available Now • Across from Transbay Terminal with 100,000 commuters per day • 64,800 employess within four blocks • Co-Tenants include: Café Venue, Supercuts, Sushi Fantastic, • 16,000,000 sf in the Transbay District and Fayala Contact: ERIKA ELLIOTT Senior Vice President [email protected] 415 445 5124 Lic. # 01234477 Fort Mason AQUATIC PARK GoldenTo TheGate Ghirardelli Bridge and Square The Cannery Fisherman's Wharf Hwy 101 N FRANCISCO BEACH CHESTNUT NORTH POINT WEBSTER BAY JEFFERSON LOMBARD BUCHANAN Fisherman's Wharf GREENWICH LAGUNA Pier 39 OCTAVIA FILBERT GOUGH UNION GREEN FRANKLIN To 101 North FRANCISCO POLK PACIFIC LARKIN CHESTNUT JACKSON HYDE LOMBARD CALIFORNIA VAN NESS GREENWICH 215 VALLEJO 101 WASHINGTON FILBERT MONTGOMERY LEAVENWORTH BROADWAY CLAY FREMONT STREET Coit UNION Tower SACRAMENTO Ground Floor Retail Space for Lease CALIFORNIA COLUMBUS PINE VALLEJO BUSH MONTGOMERY SUTTER BROADWAY SANSOME POST GEARY JONES STOCKTON EMBARCADERO O'FARRELL TAYLOR FULTON ELLIS MASON FRANKLIN EDDY POWELL = N TURK on -R GOUGH eta TRANSBAY DISTRICTil Sp MAP HAYES GOLDEN GATE a GRANT ce FELL McALLISTER HAIGHT KEARNY MAIDEN LANE OAK HERMANN MONTGOMERY PAGE GROVE SANSOME BATTERY FRONT DAVIS DRUMM GOUGH MARKET MARKET NEW MONTGOMERY NEW McCOPPIN FREMONT 11TH STEUART 10TH 9TH BEALE SPEAR 8TH DUBOCE MAIN 1ST 560 50 350 50 ONE OCEANWIDE PG&E 60 SPEAR MISSION FREMONT MISSION BEALE MARKET MISSION 123 101 555 535 201 MISSION 101 100 SALESFORCE MILLENIUM MISSION MISSION VAN NESS MISSION MISSION FIRST TOWER TOWER 135 RINCON 2ND MAIN CENTER TRANSBAY TRANSIT TERMINAL 160 FOURTEENTH SPEAR F 500 181 180 188 400 SPEAR CARMEL HOWARD FREMONT HOWARD 38 Office Buildings HOWARD PARK TOWER RINCON HOWARD ± 16,200,000 SF 505 405 211 101 201 HOWARD MAIN HOWARD SPEAR DOLORES HOWARD 215 F4 12TH 25 Residential Buildings FREMONT 221 FIFTEENTH 33 TEHAMA MAIN ± 8,600 Units PARK 222 BEALE GAP 288 BEALE 500 FOLSOM BLOCK 8 SOLAIRE BLOCK 2 160 FOLSOM FOLSOM 301 Lobby SIXTEENTH FOLSOM LUMINA INFINITY 333 ±2,836 SF 340 FREMONT HILLS 355 FREMONT 388 ±851 SF FIRST BEALE 394 PLAZA JASPER 374 Contact: 399 MAIN T FREMONT 450 SPEAR HARRISON S HARRISON GUERRERO ERIKA ELLIOTT ONE T CAPP BAY SIDE Senior Vice President ONE RINCON HILL ONE RINCON HILL PORTSIDE HARRISON N 101 O [email protected] 80 101 South Bay Bridge M SOUTH VAN NESS 5TH VALENCIA SHOTWELL 415 445 5124 E R 6TH 7TH BRYANT FOLSOM Lic.4TH # 01234477 F SEVENTEENTH HARRISON 3RD TWENTYTH EIGHTEENTH BRANNAN NINETEENTH H TREAT O DIVISION W TOWNSEND A R D S ALAMEDA T KING 280 KING Contact: GIANTS C ALABAMA AT&T olliers International FIFTHTEENTH BERRY BERRY 3RD PARK 101 Second Street, 11th Flr. FLORIDA South Beach San Francisco, CA 94105 NINETEENTH BRYANT Harbor 415 788 3100 www.colliersinternational.com YORK BRUNO CHANNEL McCovey Cove HAMPSHIRE HOOPER POTREROUTAH VERMONT OWENS CHINA BASIN KANSAS IRWIN RHODE ISLAND MISSION 6TH EIGHTEENTH HUBBELL MARIPOSADE HARO NINETEENTH CHINA BASIN ST CAROLINA ROCK DAGGETT WISCONSIN 16th MISSION BAY BL N ARKANSAS MISSION BAY BL S CONNECTICUT 4TH MISSOURI SOUTH ST TEXAS 3RD MISSISSIPPI PENNSYLVANIA INDIANA MINNESOTA TERRY A FRANCOIS ST TENNESSEE ILLINOIS.
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