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201Third Street THIRD STREET • Class A building featuring flexible,201 +29,000 RSF floor plates • 346,538 Square feet across 12 stories • Desirable SOMA location in the center of the City’s most active sub-market • Over 150 restaurants, 10 hotels and 6 forms of public transportation within a 6 block radius • AT&T Park, SF MoMA, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, Moscone Center, Metreon Mall and Westfield Centre all within a 10 minute walk • Recently completed exterior improvements include full building exterior painting, sculptural address signage, deck with seating, updated landscape design and new building entry • Main lobby improvements recently completed include lobby expansion, new security console, state-of-the-art security systems, lounge seating and new management office • LEED Gold certified and Energy Star rated • On-site parking • Starbucks and Fogo de Chao on-site • On-site property management OWNED AND MANAGED BY Christopher T. Roeder Ted Davies Michael DeMaria International Director Managing Director Vice President 415 395 4971 415 395 4972 415 395 7248 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] License #: 01190523 License #: 01460185 License #: 01366535 BAYBAY ST. ST. FRANCISCOFRANCISCO ST. ST. 101101 CHESTNUTCHESTNUT ST. ST. HARRISHARRIS PL. PL. LOMBARDLOMBARD ST. ST. GREENWICHGREENWICH ST. ST. 101101 JEFFERSONJEFFERSON ST. ST. FILBERT ST. COLUMBUS ST. FILBERT ST. COLUMBUS ST. UNIONUNION ST. ST. BEACHBEACH ST. ST. OCTAVIAOCTAVIA ST. ST. NORTHPOINT ST. GREENGREEN ST. ST. NORTHPOINT ST. GOUGHGOUGH ST. ST. VALLEJOVALLEJO ST. ST. BAYBAY ST. ST. FRANKLINFRANKLIN ST. ST. BROADWAYBROADWAY FRANCISCOFRANCISCO ST. ST. VANVAN NESS NESS AVE. AVE. PACIFICPACIFIC AVE. AVE. CHESTNUTCHESTNUT ST. ST. POLKPOLK ST. ST. JACKSONJACKSON ST. ST. LOMBARDLOMBARD ST. ST. LARKINLARKIN ST. ST. WASHINGTONWASHINGTON ST. ST. GREENWICHGREENWICH ST. ST. HYDEHYDE ST. ST. CLAYCLAY ST. ST. FILBERTFILBERT ST. ST. SACRAMENTOSACRAMENTO ST. ST. LEAVENWORTHLEAVENWORTH ST. ST. UNIONUNION ST. ST. JONES ST. CALIFORNIACALIFORNIA ST. ST. JONES ST. GREEN ST. RUSSIAN HILL GREEN ST. THE EMBARCADERO RUSSIAN HILL THE EMBARCADERO AUSTINAUSTIN ST. ST. TAYLORTAYLOR ST. ST. TELEGRAPHTELEGRAPH PINEPINE ST. ST. VALLEJOVALLEJO ST. ST. MASONMASON ST. ST. BUSHBUSH ST. ST. BROADWAYBROADWAY POWELLPOWELL ST. ST. SUTTERSUTTER ST. ST. PACIFICPACIFIC AVE. AVE. AUSTINAUSTIN ST. ST. POSTPOST ST. ST. STOCKTONSTOCKTON ST. ST. DANIELDANIEL BURNHAM BURNHAM ST. ST. JACKSONJACKSON ST. ST. FERNFERN ST. ST. PETTEERR PE BAY ST. GRANTGRANT AVE. AVE. GEARY BLVD. GEARY BLVD. WASHINGTONWASHINGTON ST. ST. FRANCISCO ST. HEMLOCK ST. S HEMLOCK ST. S T 101 T A A R KEARNY ST. R KEARNY ST. R CLAY ST. R CLAY ST. CHESTNUT ST. 101 HARRIS PL. 101 MONTGOMERYMONTGOMERY ST. ST. O'FARRELLO'FARRELL ST. ST. SACRAMENTO ST. LOMBARD ST. SACRAMENTO ST. GREENWICH ST. SANSOMESANSOME ST. ST. COLUMBUS ST. CALIFORNIACALIFORNIA ST. ST. COLUMBUS ST. 101 JEFFERSON ST. BATTERYBATTERY ST. ST. FILBERT ST. COLUMBUS ST. PINEPINE ST. ST. FRONTFRONT ST. ST. UNION ST. BEACH ST. LARCH ST. ELM LARCH ST. ELM OCTAVIA ST. BUSHBUSH ST. ST. GREEN ST. NORTHPOINT ST. GOUGH ST. BIRCHBIRCH ST. ST. VALLEJO ST. 00 SUTTERSUTTER ST. ST. BAY ST. DAVISDAVIS ST. ST. REDWOOD REDWOOD FRANKLIN ST. Scale in Feet ASHASH ST. ST. Scale in Feet BROADWAY FRANCISCO ST. ELMELM POSTPOST ST. ST. 500500 FULTONFULTON ST. ST. VAN NESS AVE. PACIFIC AVE. CHESTNUT ST. REDWOOD REDWOOD POLK ST. GEARY BLVD. GROVE ST. JACKSON ST. GEARY BLVD. GROVE ST. LOMBARD ST. LARKIN ST. WASHINGTONGOLDEN ST. GATE AVE. IVY ST. GOLDEN GATE AVE. IVY ST. GREENWICH ST. O'FARRELLO'FARRELL ST. ST. HAYESHAYES ST. ST. BATTERYBATTERY HYDE ST. MONTGOMERY ST. KEARNYKEARNY ST. ST. MONTGOMERY ST. SANSOMESANSOME ST. ST. CLAY ST. LINDEN ST. FILBERT ST. LINDEN ST. GRANTGRANT AVE. AVE. FRONTFRONT McALLISTER ST. POWELLPOWELL ST. ST. McALLISTER ST. STOCKTON ST. ELLIS ST. STOCKTON ST. FELLFELL ST. ST. SACRAMENTO ST. LEAVENWORTHELLIS ST. ST. DAVISDAVIS UNION ST. HICKORY ST. DRUMMDRUMM HICKORY ST. 101101 IVYIVY ST. ST. MASONMASON ST. ST. CALIFORNIA ST. JONES ST. EDDYEDDY ST. ST. OAKOAK ST. ST. GREEN ST. RUSSIAN HILL THE EMBARCADERO AUSTIN ST. TAYLOR ST. TAYLOR ST. TAYLOR ST. TELEGRAPH LILYLILY ST. ST. 101101 PINE ST. VALLEJO ST. HAIGHTHAIGHT ST. ST. PAGEPAGE ST. ST. TURKTURK ST. ST. LEAVENWORTHLEAVENWORTH ST. ST. JONES ST. MASON ST. ROSEROSE ST. ST. BUSH ST. JONES ST. POLK ST. HYDEHYDE ST. ST. OCTAVIA ST. GOUGH ST. POLK ST. OCTAVIA ST. GOUGH ST. FRANKLIN ST. LARKINLARKIN ST. ST. BROADWAY FRANKLIN ST. VANVAN NESS NESS AVE. AVE. POWELL ST. MARKETMARKET ST. ST. MARKETMARKET ST. ST. SUTTER ST. MARKETMARKET STREETSTREET STEUART ST. PACIFIC AVE. STEUART ST. TWELFTH ST. TWELFTH ST. SOUTH VAN NESS VAN SOUTH GOUGH ST. GOUGH NESS VAN SOUTH AUSTIN ST. GOUGH ST. GOUGH ANNIE ST. ANNIE ST. STEVENSONSTEVENSON ST. ST. STEVENSON ST. STEVENSONSTEVENSON ST. ST. BRADY ST. BRADY STEVENSON STEVENSON ST. STOCKTON ST. BRADY ST. BRADY STEVENSON POST ST. PEARLPEARL ST. ST. DANIEL BURNHAM ST. JACKSON ST. COLUSA ELGINELGIN PARK PARK COLTONCOLUSA ST. FERN ST. McCOPPINMcCOPPIN ST. ST. COLTON ST. PETER JESSIEJESSIE ST. ST. JESSIEJESSIE ST. ST. GRANT AVE. THE EMBARCADERO GEARY BLVD. THE EMBARCADERO DUBOCEDUBOCE AVE. AVE. CHASECHASE WASHINGTON ST. HEMLOCK ST. S T A R KEARNY ST. CLINTON PARK STEVENSONSTEVENSON ST. ST. MISSIONMISSION ST. ST. CLINTON PARK R MISSIONMISSION ST. ST. CLAY ST. OTISOTIS ST. ST. JESSIEJESSIE CT. CT. BROSNANBROSNAN ST. ST. 101 MONTGOMERY ST. WASHBURN ST. WASHBURN O'FARRELL ST. ST. WASHBURN MINNA ST. SACRAMENTOMINNA ST. ST. MINNAMINNA ST. ST. GRACE ST. MINNA ST. MINNA ST. LAFAYETTE ST. LAFAYETTE ST. MINNA ST. GRACE ST. 101101 MINNAMINNA ST. ST. MINNA ST. OTISOTIS ST. ST. NATOMA ST. NATOMA ST. SANSOME ST. NATOMANATOMA ST. ST. NATOMA ST. COLUMBUS ST. NATOMANATOMA ST. ST. NATOMA ST. CALIFORNIA ST. MISSIONMISSION ST. ST.PLUM ST. NATOMANATOMA ST. ST. 101101 PLUM ST. BATTERY ST. STEVENSONSTEVENSON CT. CT. PINE ST. HOWARD ST. SAN FRANCISCO FOURTEENTHFOURTEENTH ST. ST. WOODWARDWOODWARD ST. ST. HOWARDHOWARD ST. ST. HOWARD ST. SAN FRANCISCO FRONT ST. SUMNER ST. LARCH ST. SUMNER ST. ELM HAWTHORNE ST. HAWTHORNE HAWTHORNE ST. HAWTHORNE RAUSCH ST. RAUSCH ST. BUSH ST. ERIE ST. TEHAMA ST. LANGTON ST. TEHAMA ST. ERIE ST. TEHAMA ST. LANGTON ST. TEHAMA ST. DORE ST. KISSLINGKISSLING ST. ST. DORE ST. TWELFTH ST. TWELFTH ST. BAYBAY BIRCH ST. CLEMENTINACLEMENTINA ST. ST. 0 JULIANJULIAN ST. ST. CLEMENTINACLEMENTINA ST. ST. SUTTER ST. CLEMENTINACLEMENTINA ST. ST. DAVIS ST. ALBIONALBION ST. ST. REDWOOD ASH ST. Scale in Feet ELM POST ST. FOLSOMFOLSOM ST. ST. 500 SPEAR ST. FOLSOM ST. MAIN ST. THIRD ST. SPEAR ST. FOLSOM ST. MAIN ST. FIRST ST. SPARROW ST. FREMONT ST. FULTON ST. THIRD ST. BEALE ST. SECOND ST. FIRST ST. SPARROW ST. FREMONT ST. BEALE ST. SECOND ST. FIFTH ST. ERIE ST. SIXTH ST. FIFTH ST. FOURTH ST. EIGHTH ST. JUNIPER ST. ERIE ST. SIXTH ST. FOURTH ST. EIGHTH ST. JUNIPER ST. ELEVENTH ST. SEVENTH ST. ELEVENTH ST. MINNA ST. SEVENTH ST. MINNA ST. REDWOOD TENTH ST. NINTH ST. TENTH ST. NINTH ST. RINGOLDRINGOLD ST. ST. SHIPLEY ST. NORFOLK ST. GEARY BLVD. SHIPLEY ST. JULIAN ST. GROVE ST. NORFOLK ST. CALEDONIA ST.JULIAN ST. CALEDONIA ST. NATOMANATOMA ST. ST. ALBIONALBION ST. ST. WEISEWEISE ST. ST. ISIS ISIS GOLDEN GATE AVE. IVY ST. CLARA ST. O'FARRELL ST. CLARA ST. HAYES ST. NNII BATTERY MISSION ST. ERR MONTGOMERY ST. VALENCIAVALENCIA ST. ST. MISSION ST. BBE KEARNY ST. SANSOME ST. RONDELRONDEL PL. PL. LINDEN ST. GRANT AVE. FRONT HARRISONHARRISON ST. ST. McALLISTER ST. POWELL ST. TRAINOPTRAINOP ST. ST. HARRISONHARRISON ST. ST. STOCKTON ST. ELLIS ST. HOFF ST. FELL ST. HOFF ST. DAVIS ADAIRADAIR ST. ST. DRUMM HICKORY ST. 101 IVY ST. MASON ST. EDDY ST. OAK ST. 80 SAN FRANCISCO - OAKLAND BAY BRIDGE 80 80 80 SAN FRANCISCO - OAKLAND BAY BRIDGE 80 TAYLOR ST. 80 101 LILY ST. HAIGHT ST. PAGE ST. TURK ST. CAPP ST. FIFTEENTHFIFTEENTH ST. ST. CAPP ST. LEAVENWORTH ST. ROSE ST. JONES ST. POLK ST. HYDE ST. OCTAVIA ST. GOUGH ST. LARKIN ST. BRYANT ST. FRANKLIN ST. VAN NESS AVE. DIVISIONDIVISION BRYANT ST. BRYANT ST. AVE. ST.ST. BRYANT ST.Powell Street Montgomery Street Embarcadero AVE. BART & MUNI BART & MUNI MARKET ST. BART & MUNI Ferry Building MARKET ST. HARRISONHARRISON ST. ST.TREAT MARKET STREET TREAT STEUART ST. S. VAN NESS AVE. S. VAN NESS AVE. THIRD ST. THIRD ST. TWELFTH ST. SOUTH VAN NESS VAN SOUTH GOUGH ST. GOUGH ANNIE ST. STEVENSON ST. 101101 STEVENSON ST. STEVENSON ST. Westfield SOUTHSOUTH PARK PARK AVE. AVE. BRADY ST. BRADY STEVENSON PEARL ST. Cont. SHOTWELLSHOTWELL ST. ST. SIXTEENTHSIXTEENTH ST. ST. ENTERPRISE ST. COLUSA Shopping ELGINENTERPRISE PARK ST. COLTON ST. Jewish McCOPPIN ST. JESSIE ST. JESSIE ST. DUBOCE AVE. CHASE Centre Museum THE EMBARCADERO FOLSOMFOLSOM ST. ST. MISSION ST. CLINTON PARK STEVENSON ST. OTIS ST. MISSION ST. BRANNANBRANNAN ST. ST. JESSIE CT. 5MBRANNANBRANNAN ST. ST. BROSNAN ST. SEVENTEENTHSEVENTEENTH ST. ST. WASHBURN ST. WASHBURN MINNA ST. MINNA ST. MINNA ST. LAFAYETTE ST. MINNA ST. GRACE ST. 101 MINNA ST. Yerba SF OTIS ST. Transbay Terminal NATOMA ST. Buena NATOMA ST. NATOMA ST. NATOMA ST. MoMa MISSION ST. West PLUM ST. NATOMA ST. Metreon 101 ALABAMAALABAMA ST. ST. STEVENSON CT. THIRD STREETHAMPSHIRE ST. Moscone HAMPSHIRE ST. FOURTEENTH ST. WOODWARD ST. HOWARD ST. HOWARD ST. SAN FRANCISCO DIVISION ST. FLORIDA ST. DIVISION ST. Moscone FLORIDA ST. SUMNER ST. HAWTHORNE ST. HAWTHORNE RAUSCH ST. Temp. EIGHTEENTHEIGHTEENTH ST. ST. ERIE ST. TEHAMA ST. LANGTON ST. TEHAMA ST. South DORE ST. TOWNSEND ST. KISSLING ST. TOWNSEND ST. Transbay TOWNSENDTOWNSEND ST. ST. TWELFTH ST. BAY BRYANT ST. 101 BRYANT ST. 101 CLEMENTINA ST. Terminal JULIAN ST. CLEMENTINA ST. CLEMENTINA ST. ALBION ST. 80 ALAMEDAALAMEDA ST. ST. Folsom Boulevard POTRERO AVE. FOLSOM ST. SPEAR ST. FOLSOM ST. MAIN ST. POTRERO AVE. THIRD ST. FIRST ST. SPARROW ST. FREMONT ST. BEALE ST. SECOND ST. FIFTH ST. ERIE ST. SIXTH ST. KING ST. FOURTH ST. EIGHTH ST. JUNIPER ST. KING ST. ELEVENTH ST. SEVENTH ST. KINGKING ST. ST. NINETEENTH ST. MINNA ST. NINETEENTH ST. TENTH ST. 201UTAH ST. NINTH ST.
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