SAN FRANCISCO | 706 Mission St. (Mexican Museum + Condo tower) | 510 FT | 43 Floors

[Jerry of San Fran]

I had not expected 706 to add so much bulk to the skyline as viewed from my apartment. In a couple of years from now there will be quite a cluster!

706 Mission Street Rising, San Francisco

[viewguysf]

Showing now from Kearny Street

[IMG]Four Seasons Residences at 706 Mission popping up from Kearny Street by viewguysf, on Flickr[/IMG]

[timbad]

a view that will get erased when the affordable project on this corner goes up, but for now, here is looking from 4th and Folsom

[fimiak]

[viewguysf]

It looks like it’s now at the top floor. Is there anything that goes any higher?

[timbad]

again from 4th and Folsom, with its brethren towers

[Pedestrian]

Originally Posted by timbad

its brethren towers

But I believe 706 is ultimately going to be the tallest tower in the Yerba Buena area.

[observatory]

FYI -

https://socketsite.com/archives/2019...on-street.html

[craigs]

New Four Seasons tower in Yerba Buena topped off
The high-rise will come with a $49 million penthouse

Brock Keeling
sf.curbed.com
Nov 14, 2019


A tree making it way to the top floor of the new Four Seasons. Photo by Glodow Nead Communications/Ronin

The upcoming Four Seasons Private Residences at 706 Mission Street, located across the street from Yerba Buena Park, topped off on Wednesday with the ritualistic hoisting of the final beam, including an American flag and small tree.

Designed by Handel Architects, the 45-story, 510-foot high-rise, which also uses the circa-1903 Aroson Building as part of its construction, will offer 146 residences starting in the astronomical $2.5 million price range.

Its 12 penthouse units will be priced in the $15 million to $25 million range.

And the grand penthouse, which will feature roughly 10,000 square feet of residential space and 4,500 square feet of outdoor terraces, comes in at a jarring $49 million.

There will be no below-market-rate homes available. The building is slated for completion in 2020.
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[Pedestrian]

^^So sad that nobody will be able to get Four Seasons services at "below market rate".

[craigs]

Would it be wrong to assume they paid a fee to construct affordable units somewhere off-site?

[Pedestrian]

Originally Posted by craigs

Would it be wrong to assume they paid a fee to construct affordable units somewhere off-site?

In addition to a $5 million gift to the (Mexican) museum's endowment, Millennium Partners is also paying $5 million to the city's affordable housing fund. The project was entitled before San Francisco voters approved Proposition K, which sets a 33 percent goal for affordable and middle-income housing for new multifamily projects in the city.

https://www.bizjournals.com/sanfranc...os-museum.html

[timbad]

[gillynova]

Thanks for the update timbad! I was wondering how it looked like now that it's topped off.

[gillynova]

[bloobityblurp]

They were working on the missing panels the other day.

[gillynova]

It's almost been a month since the last pictures. Can someone post an update when they can?

[fimiak]

Glass being installed at the base

[gillynova]

Originally Posted by minesweeper

I was curious about this, and after some googling, found this very detailed project schedule from Webcor.

So, it's all part of the plan to begin 16 weeks of drilling.

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In case that link goes down, the other highlights are:

• Excavation: November 2017 to April 2018
• Crane goes up: April 2018
• Mat pour: June 2018
• Rebar above ground: October 2018
• Level 48 concrete pour: August 2019
• Level 48 curtain wall: October 2019
• Crane dismantled: December 2019
• Certificate of occupancy: June 2020

Looks like they did a good job

[gillynova]