Sinking Tower Lawsuits Could Take Nearly a Decade to Resolve
With the Transbay Joint Powers Authority (TJPA) having already been named as a defendant in three lawsuits related to the sinking of Millennium Tower, the TJPA has engaged Jones Day…
Legendary VC’s Millennium Tower Penthouse Fetches $13M
Purchased as a shell for $9.35 million in 2009, the late venture capitalist Tom Perkins spent another $9 million building out the Grand Penthouse A atop the sinking Millennium Tower.…
SF Suing Developer of Sinking Tower
The San Francisco City Attorney, Dennis Herrera, has filed suit against Millennium Partners, alleging that the development team knew, and didn’t adequately disclose, that the 58-story Millennium Tower at 301…
Behold The Custom Kitchen Island
Purchased for $2.85 million in 2011 (having previously traded for $3.2 million in 2009), the two-bedroom Grand Residence #53D atop the Millennium Tower at 301 Mission Street has just returned…
Catching Fire on Mission Street at $2,550 per Square Foot
As we noted when the 1,664 square foot condo on the 48th floor of San Francisco’s Millennium Tower hit the market in February asking $4,500,000, the Millennium Tower wasn’t built…
There’s Now A Fireplace On The 48th Floor
The Millennium Tower at 301 Mission Street wasn’t built with any fireplaces in place, but that didn’t stop the buyer of 301 Mission Street #48B from adding one. Purchased as…
The Numbers Behind Perkins’ Millennium Penthouse Purchase
Tom Perkins has gone public with his purchase of one of the top two Millennium Tower penthouse shells (“GPHA”). The buy by the numbers: 4,806 square feet; three bedrooms and…
Four Views From Atop San Francisco’s Topped-Off Millennium Tower
The ceremonial last concrete bucket and traditional topping-off tree have been hoisted 645 feet atop San Francisco’s Millennium Tower. And from there, we head straight to the views. First up,…
The Millennium: A Few Things You Might Know (And A Few You Don’t)
A few things you might already know about the Millennium rising: 419 condos divided into three different “Residences” (each with separate lobbies, elevators, homeowners associations, and distinct finishes). The 11-story…