“Elegance, Distilled. To the rock, with a view.” – Matt
181 Fremont, completed in 2018, is home to 55 ultra-luxury residences perched at the top of this 800 foot high building. Located in the Yerba Buena neighborhood, 181 Fremont will provide a private bridge to the new City Park atop the Transbay Transit Center.
Home sizes are typically around 3,000 square feet. Building amenities of note include a 42nd-floor amenity level with a view terrace, conservatory, fitness center with yoga room, owner lounges, library, catering kitchen, conference room, full-time concierge, valet parking, and attended lobby.
Developer: Jay Paul Company | Builder: Level 10 | Architect: Heller Manus
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181 Fremont rises 800 feet above San Francisco and offers ultra-luxurious condominium homes beginning on the 54th floor of the building. 181 Fremont homes — similar to the homes at 333 Bush in the Financial District — are on the top floors of the 181 Fremont Tower with office space below (Facebook has leased the entire commercial portion of the building). 181 Fremont residences are on the top 17 stories of the building and will feature stunning views and sumptuous finishes.
Number of Homes
There are 55 residences that begin on the 54th floor. The 55 original purchasers also have the opportunity to bundle an “accessory suite” with the purchase of their main residence in the building. The 12 accessory suites come in studio and one-bedroom configurations.
There are four homes per floor with the exception of the 70th floor, which will be offered as a Grand Penthouse with about 7,000 square feet of living space.
Most homes at 181 Fremont range in size from about 1,200 square feet to about 3,000 square feet.
Construction Schedule
Completed in 2018
Pricing
Pricing begins at approximately $3,000,000. HOA dues start around $2,300/month, and there is a valet parking fee of $500/month.
Parking
Every home has valet parking for one car, and there is a parking fee of $500/month. Select homes will offer two-car parking, and the accessory suites also come with one parking spot each. This is perhaps the only development in San Francisco where the parking available to residents could be described as generous.
Amenities and Finishes
Stunning views from every home.
LEED Platinum certified.
Interior design of the residences was handled by Orlando Diaz-Azcuy, who has created an incredible finish package including New Guinean Paldao wood, Italian Calacatta Carrara marble, Ceruse-ebonized oak wall features, French Oak floors (not an engineered wood product), Brazilian Macaubas countertops, and Arabescato Corchia marble to name just a few of the exceptional materials.
“Museum-finish” walls (no baseboards).
52nd-floor amenity level with a view terrace, conservatory, fitness center with yoga room, owner lounges, library, catering kitchen, and conference room.
Full-time concierge, valet, and attended lobby.
Direct entrance to the Transbay Park from the 5th floor of the building.
Below Market Rate (Inclusionary Housing) Homes
The developer made a contribution of approximately $14,000,000 to the city’s affordable housing fund instead of building BMR/inclusionary housing with the project. It might sound elitist, but with monthly HOA dues projected to start at roughly $2,000/month or more, it makes sense when you think about it.
Listing Agent
We do not represent the developer of 181 Fremont. The fine sales team at The Mark Co. represents the developer exclusively, and we provide buyers with independent representation across the city of San Francisco in new and modern homes.
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The Lumina, Infinity, and Mira are all nearby South Beach buildings worth considering while The St. Regis Residences and The Four Seasons offer similar full-service experiences in Yerba Buena high-rise towers.
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