New Luxury Tower Opens In SoMa

Solaire, San Francisco’s latest luxury apartment tower, is now open at 299 Fremont St in the heart of SoMa. To hear more about the changing landscape of SoMa, check out Bisnow’s Future of SoMa & Tenderloin event July 13.

The Solaire

The 32-story tower offers 409 units and was brought to market by Multi-Employer Property Trust (MEPT), Bentall Kennedy and Golub & Co.

Executives at Bentall Kennedy stressed the strength of San Francisco’s multifamily market and the location of Solaire. “Its proximity to the Transbay Transit Center makes it an ideal choice for San Francisco young professionals who want to be near the waterfront and downtown San Francisco while enjoying an easy commute to Silicon Valley," said Bentall Kennedy EVP David Antonelli.

The site was originally owned by San Francisco, and the city selected Golub & Co to develop the project. "We're thrilled to open the doors of Solaire to its first residents and are confident that Solaire will be the premier destination for San Francisco renters seeking luxury living in a true live/work/play neighborhood for many years," said Golub & Co CEO Lee Golub.

Join us at Bisnow's Future of SoMa & Tenderloin event July 13 to hear more about the transformation drawing residents to the area. Sign up here.

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