Discover sophisticated urban living at 920 Harrison Street, an exclusive mid-rise condominium collection in San Francisco’s prestigious South of Market (SoMa) neighborhood. Located at 920 Harrison Street, San Francisco, CA 94107, this 14-unit boutique residential development offers secure gated living with modern architectural design and convenient parking in one of the nation’s most sought-after urban districts.
Built in 1999, 920 Harrison Street represents a sophisticated mid-rise residential community with 14 individual units combining modern finishes with industrial SoMa character. The building features secure gated access and enclosed parking garage, providing residents with protected vehicle storage and peace of mind in the heart of the city. The contemporary design reflects the neighborhood’s evolution from historic warehouse district to premier residential and commercial hub.
Harrison Street has emerged as San Francisco’s latest residential and commercial frontier, undergoing significant transformation and development. Once characterized as a secondary corridor with industrial character, Harrison Street now represents one of SoMa’s most promising neighborhoods for both residential investment and lifestyle. The street’s proximity to downtown San Francisco, combined with improving walkability and new mixed-use development, positions properties along this corridor for sustained appreciation and desirability.
South of Market, commonly known as SoMa, ranks as the most expensive neighborhood in the United States by price per square foot. Positioned just south of Market Street, SoMa encompasses vibrant sub-neighborhoods including South Beach, Yerba Buena, and Rincon Hill. The district serves as headquarters for major technology companies including Airbnb and Uber, alongside cultural institutions like the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and the Moscone Conference Center. 920 Harrison Street’s central SoMa location provides residents with direct access to world-class dining, contemporary art galleries, waterfront parks, and technology-driven business environments.
The South of Market housing market represents one of San Francisco’s most competitive and high-value residential corridors. Currently, approximately 165 condos are available for sale in the South of Market district at median listing prices around $1.01 million. Most properties remain on the market approximately 58 days, with typical properties receiving at least one offer. The neighborhood records strong sales activity with 58 homes sold monthly, including condos, townhouses, and multi-family units. Recent market data shows median sale prices per square foot reaching $765, reflecting strong year-over-year appreciation.
South of Market ranks as a supremely walkable urban neighborhood with a Walk Score of 97, meaning daily errands and destinations are almost always accessible on foot. The district is home to approximately 25,458 residents and 113,526 jobs, reflecting the neighborhood’s role as both residential destination and major employment center. The neighborhood’s density, mixed-use character, and excellent transit connectivity make SoMa ideal for urban professionals, creative workers, and technology sector employees.
The South of Market neighborhood pioneered San Francisco’s modern loft market, with numerous historic warehouse conversions and new construction loft buildings defining the district’s residential character. Loft living offers an alternative to traditional condo ownership, featuring industrial aesthetics including exposed brick, soaring ceilings, open floor plans, and abundant natural light. Many SoMa loft units feature live-work designations, private patios, skylight access, and comprehensive parking solutions. The loft market in SoMa typically offers substantial square footage at price points moderately below comparable traditional condominiums.
920 Harrison Street residents enjoy proximity to San Francisco’s premier cultural and entertainment destinations. The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, located blocks away, provides world-class contemporary art collections and special exhibitions. Yerba Buena Gardens offers urban parks, ice skating, bowling, and entertainment venues. The neighborhood provides access to Oracle Park, home of the San Francisco Giants baseball team. Nearby restaurants, coffee shops, and boutique retail establishments reflect SoMa’s evolution into a destination neighborhood for dining and shopping. The waterfront parks and bay views remain accessible for residents seeking outdoor recreation.
920 Harrison Street provides excellent access to San Francisco’s public transportation network. Multiple transit options including the Market Street transit corridor, BART rapid transit, and numerous bus lines connect residents to destinations throughout the Bay Area. The location enables convenient commuting to downtown San Francisco offices, financial district businesses, and East Bay employment centers. The neighborhood’s connectivity to regional transit hubs positions it strategically for professionals working throughout the metropolitan area.
South of Market median real estate prices exceed $1 million for condos, positioning the neighborhood among the most expensive residential districts nationally. The district’s transformation from industrial warehouse area to luxury residential destination continues driving property values. New construction and renovation projects throughout SoMa demonstrate ongoing investor confidence and development activity. The neighborhood’s proximity to major tech headquarters, cultural institutions, and waterfront amenities supports sustained demand and appreciation potential.
