Check Out Trumark's New Luxury Residential Project In The Mission

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Trumark Urban

Trumark Urban’s 70-unit for-sale residential tower is on track to open this summer. The building, named Rowan, hopes to offer residents a luxury experience in San Francisco’s popular Mission District.

“We’re very excited to announce Rowan,” says Trumark Urban managing director Arden Hearing. “Not only will it provide dense, high-quality housing, but it will be vital to the continued growth and maturity of the Mission.”

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Trumark Urban

The building was designed by Handel Architects and features traces of the Mission’s industrial past. The cast-in-place concrete exoskeleton allows a column-free interior with open floor plans and floor-to-ceiling windows, says Handel partner Glenn Rescalvo. “This building is unlike any other residential building in San Francisco."

As part of the project, Trumark Urban has committed $200k and will share a percentage of HOA fees to maintain and develop Franklin Square Park in the Inner Mission.

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