Investors Buy 220 Post St For $73M

220 Post Street, San Francisco, Colliers
Photo credit: Courtesy of Colliers International

Los Angeles-based Angelo, Gordon & Co, an alternative investment firm, and San Francisco-based City Center Realty Partners have purchased 220 Post St in San Francisco’s Union Square for $73M, according to public records. Colliers International negotiated the sale on behalf of an unidentified Taiwanese investor.

"This is truly a rare opportunity to acquire a high-profile retail property with significant upside potential in one of the most coveted investment markets in the country," CCRP founding partner and CEO Sigurd Anderson says.

The five-story building includes 50 feet of street frontage and totals 37,500 SF. The building is occupied by Sak’s Fifth Avenue men’s store, which will vacate in October once its lease expires.

“By delivering the building completely vacant, its new owners will be able to creatively re-image the building to appeal to discriminating luxury retailers,” says Colliers EVP Julie Taylor, who led the retail investment team repping the seller. Julie says this type of sale "only comes around once in a lifetime."

Julie’s team included EVPs Tony Crossley, Tim Mass and Frank Wheeler; VP Darren Kuiper; and broker Yang Chen.

The buyer was represented by Newmark Grub Knight Frank. The team included Kyle Kovac, Dan Cressman, Mike Taquino and Jake Randolph of Newmark Cornish & Carey as well as Jay Luchs of NGKF's Los Angeles office. Luchs and his team will manage leasing of the property under the new ownership.

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