Location:  San Francisco, California
Use:  Telecommunications / Office / Retail
Year Built / Renovated:  1923 / 1984
Building Area: 105,225 rentable square feet
Number of Floors:  6

Leasing:   Shap Roder, CB Richard Ellis
Tel: 415-772-0236
Email: shap.roder@cbre.com

Detailed Description:

274 Brannan is a six-story, 105,225 rentable square foot telecommunications and office building, centrally located along the Second Street Corridor within San Francisco's vibrant South of Market ("SOMA") District.  Built in 1923, the former Hawley Terminal Building was previously a storage facility for the Southern Pacific Railroad.  274 Brannan began its conversion to telecom switching in 1982, utilizing its ideal location to two primary fiber network loops.  Offering substantial power supply, large floor plates, with load-bearing capacity for heavy equipment, and on-site security and garage parking, 274 Brannan is able to attract a diverse group of solid-credit telco tenants, with the remaining space leased to office and retail tenants. Today, the building is majority leased to Verizon Communications, which serves as Verizon’s primary critical Telecommunication facility in the region.  Other telco tenants include: AT&T, AOL/Time Warner, Global Crossing, and Neutral Tandem.  Ownership completed a cosmetic upgrade in early 2008.