The Presidio Landmark Apartments have started taking potential clients on tours. I often run past this building when I am out jogging, and I am pretty impressed with the work they have done to turn it into luxury apartments (emphasis on luxury, 1 bedrooms are renting for around $2,800 and 2 bedrooms are north of $4,000/month). The building received LEED gold certification, and offers quite a few amenities.
Why can’t I sell it? More importantly, why can’t you buy it? Because, as part of the Presidio trust, it is located on National Park land.
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