Office Space Leasing
Class A towers to brick-and-timber creative lofts, toured and negotiated for you.
Class A $55–$75/SF/yr FS · Class B $30–$45
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Tenant-first advisory · No cost to tenants
Commercial Real Estate San Francisco — Jackson Square
Historic brick offices on Jackson, Pacific and Montgomery for design, VC and professional firms. Tenant-first representation at no cost to you.
673 Beach St, San Francisco, CA 94109
- CA DRE Licensed Partners
- Every Product Type
- Landlord Pays Our Fee
Free for Tenants
Landlords pay brokerage fees
Every Product Type
Office, retail, industrial, medical
Real Market Comps
Signed-deal data, not asking rents
Tenant-Side Only
We negotiate against landlords
Our Services
Commercial Space in Jackson Square, CA
Office, retail, industrial, medical and restaurant space — leased or purchased with real market data and tenant-side negotiation across Jackson Square and all of San Francisco.
Retail Space Leasing
Storefronts on Union Square, Chestnut, Fillmore, Hayes and Valencia corridors.
Corridors $40–$90/SF/yr NNN
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Industrial & PDR Space
Production, distribution and repair space in Bayview, Dogpatch and Potrero.
$18–$30/SF/yr NNN
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Warehouse Leasing
Dock-high and drive-in warehouse space in SF and the immediate peninsula.
From $18/SF/yr NNN in city · less on the peninsula
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Medical Office Space
Clinical and dental suites near CPMC, UCSF and Mission Bay.
$45–$75/SF/yr · TI negotiated
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Restaurant Space
Second-generation kitchens with hoods, grease traps and ABC-license history.
$40–$80/SF/yr + build-out negotiated
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Buying Commercial Property
Owner-user purchases and investments at reset post-2020 pricing.
Office trading $200–$400/SF · buyer-side, no fee to you
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Office Subleases
Plug-and-play furnished space at 30–60% below direct asking rents.
$25–$45/SF/yr furnished
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From Brief to Keys in Jackson Square — Four Steps
1
Send Your Brief
Text us your use, headcount or square footage, target neighborhoods and budget — or give us a call. Same-day response.
2
Get a Shortlist
Within a day we send spaces matched to your size, budget and neighborhood — with honest notes on each, including the flaws.
3
Tour Together
We walk the spaces with you, check the things that cost money later (HVAC, power, permits, NNN charges), and benchmark every asking rent against signed comps.
4
Negotiate & Sign
We negotiate rent, free months, improvement allowances and lease clauses on your side of the table — then stay with you through signing and build-out.
Jackson Square Market
The Jackson Square Commercial Market
Jackson Square is the city’s most charming office district — the 1850s brick buildings along Jackson Street, Pacific Avenue, Hotaling Place and lower Montgomery Street that survived the 1906 earthquake. The neighborhood’s boutique floorplates of 2,000–8,000 square feet suit design studios, venture firms, family offices and law practices, with rents typically $45–$65 per square foot per year — a premium to generic Class B, justified by character no tower can match. It sits five minutes on foot from both the Financial District and North Beach.
- Tenant- and buyer-side only — never both sides of a deal
- Signed-comp rent data for every SF neighborhood and building class
- Total occupancy cost modeled (full service vs NNN) before you tour
- Lease clauses negotiated: abatement, TI, options, exit rights
Market Rents 2026
What Commercial Space Costs in Jackson Square & San Francisco
Honest 2026 asking-rent ranges by product type. Effective rents come in lower once we negotiate free months and improvement allowances.
| Space Type | Asking Range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Class A Office (Financial District) | $55–$75/SF/yr | Full service, trophy floors higher |
| Class B Office | $30–$45/SF/yr | Full service, Sansome/Battery/2nd St |
| Creative Office (SOMA brick-and-timber) | $35–$55/SF/yr | Exposed brick, open floorplates |
| Office Sublease (furnished) | $25–$45/SF/yr | 30–60% below direct deals |
| Neighborhood Retail | $40–$90/SF/yr NNN | Chestnut, Fillmore, Hayes, Valencia |
| Restaurant (second-generation) | $40–$80/SF/yr | Hood + grease trap in place |
| Industrial / PDR / Warehouse | $18–$30/SF/yr NNN | Bayview, Dogpatch, Potrero |
| Medical Office | $45–$75/SF/yr | CPMC, Sutter St, Mission Bay |
Typical 2026 asking ranges for Jackson Square-area space; individual buildings vary by condition, term and concessions. Text us for signed-comp data on any specific building or corridor.
Client Stories
Clients Across Jackson Square & the City
Tenants, buyers and operators citywide
“They found us a furnished sublease on Townsend at less than half what we budgeted for a direct lease. Toured on Tuesday, landlord consent done in two weeks, moved in by month end.”
“As a first-time practice owner I had no idea what a clinical TI package should look like. They negotiated $110/SF in improvements and an exclusivity clause. My attorney was impressed.”
“They talked me out of a cold shell I loved and into a second-generation space on Columbus with the hood and walk-in intact. Saved me at least $300k in build-out. Open eight months now.”
“We renewed our lease with their help instead of using the landlord’s numbers. Rent came down 22% with a year of abatement. Should have hired a tenant rep years ago.”
“Needed drive-in loading and 400 amps for our fulfillment operation. They checked power and zoning on every building before we toured — no wasted visits, and the space works perfectly.”
“Bought a mixed-use building in the Mission at a basis I did not think was possible in San Francisco. Their diligence caught a soft-story retrofit issue that repriced the deal $200k in our favor.”
Neighborhoods
Jackson Square & Every San Francisco Neighborhood
From Financial District towers to Dogpatch warehouses — we work every commercial corridor in the city.
Service neighborhoodsSan Francisco (context)Highlighted on hoverReal boundaries — DataSF / SF Planning Department
FAQ
Commercial Space in Jackson Square — Common Questions
These are San Francisco’s oldest commercial buildings — exposed brick, timber beams, and boutique 2,000–8,000 square foot floors. They attract design, venture capital and professional firms that want character and privacy rather than a tower lobby.