Description

300 De Haro Street is a retail property offered for direct lease in San Francisco, CA. Its 6,218 SF of gross leasable area is also the amount on offer, giving a retail or restaurant occupier a clearly defined space requirement to work from.

The Property has two identified spaces: Space 1 measures 4,991 SF, and Space 2 measures 1,227 SF. Those sizes give an occupier distinct footprints to discuss, whether the priority is a larger operating area or a smaller one. For a restaurant prospect, the space requirement is only part of the decision; the proposed layout and lease economics must also fit the business plan. A retail tenant can likewise use the identified space sizes to focus its discussion on the footprint that suits its operating model.

Asking rent is negotiable, and the rate for each identified space is negotiable. That leaves the occupier and its tenant representative room to shape a proposal around the space and economics that fit the intended operation, rather than treating a posted rate as the starting constraint. The direct lease structure makes this an occupier-facing opportunity in San Francisco: the decision centers on which identified footprint works for the business and what terms make that footprint viable.