The 45-story tower rising at 706 Mission Street, which was officially flagged a Four Seasons residential development last year, as we first reported at the time, has officially topped off.
Once again, the building’s 146 condos will be managed by Four Seasons staff, with typical units ranging in size from 2,800 to over 4,000 square feet and 12 “penthouse” units, including a 10,000-square-foot Grand Penthouse atop the tower with 4,000 square feet of private terrace space and a $49 million price tag.
And with San Francisco’s new Mexican Museum to be housed at its base, the topped off tower is currently on track to open next year.
2800sqft is the floor huh? Not intended for piddling middle class proletariats it seems…
Nothing about a Four Seasons anything implies middle class. It wasn’t designed with that segment in mind and was never advertised as such.
My first clue was that its the Four Seasons.
When has The Four Seasons ever been about the middle class?
it was the best of times, it was the worst of times
Are some of these units in the adjoining Aronson building at the corner of Mission and Third?
Don’t quote me on this but I don’t think so…..Believe it’s being repurposed in another direction….interesting how this place, rental place at 500 Folsom, and SOM condos on Steuart all nearing completion. And it looks like the SOM project will sport “sky nano walls” on deck units….
That’s incorrect. The redevelopment of the adjoining Aronson building, and it’s conversion into condos (the “Aronson Residences”), is a part of this project.
The links are confusing, since – in the interim between the project being announced and now – THIS project has been branded a Four Seasons as well, so the earlier references to “objections by Four Seasons residents” actually mean the earlier building on Market; and, even worse, the link seems to point to this very same project …was it supposed to point somewhere else ?? (If so, then how to explain this remark w/i one of the stories “…project includes the redevelopment of the adjacent Aronson Building and San Francisco’s new Mexican Museum, designed by Ten Arquitectos, at its base.”??)
The links are correct. And as highlighted, the “project includes the redevelopment of the adjacent Aronson Building.”
Then what’s INcorrect ?? Is it that the Aronson building will have some of the condos ??
Can we please stick with “topping out” rather than “topping off?” The language of our industry gets more and more corrupted with each passing year.