Located at the border of Nob Hill and Lower Pacific Heights, this Arquitectonica-designed building fronts both Pine Street and Austin Alley and rises 12 stories with about 100 residences. The building sits on a site created by the merger of several lots, including a beloved Grubsteak restaurant that is rumored to live on in the ground floor retail space.

Homes are available in studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom configurations, with select homes having parking in vehicle stackers. The ground floor will be home to several retail shops and a community-based art space.

Number of Homes
100

Construction Schedule
Completed 2017

Pricing

There are only a handful of homes remaining, with one-bedroom homes starting around $850,000 and two-bedroom homes starting at about $1.7 million.

Parking

There are about 80 underground parking spots with mechanical stackers used for 76 of the total parking spaces. Parking is “un-bundled” (i.e., you can’t be forced to buy a parking spot with your condo), and it has been offered with the largest homes, working backward towards the smallest homes until no more parking is available for sale.

Each home has one bicycle parking spot per home as well.

Amenities and Finishes

Spacious lobby lounge, rooftop terrace and special non-profit art space off Austin Street

Below Market Rate (Inclusionary Housing) Homes
The below-market rate homes are on-site and are available to eligible buyers through a lottery process that is typically held towards the end of the building sales cycle.

Listing Agent
We do not represent the developer of The Austin. The fine sales team at The Mark Company represents the developer exclusively, and we provide buyers with independent representation across the city of San Francisco.