Union Square One Of Nation's Most Expensive Retail Spaces

Union Square, San Francisco's Premier Shopping District

Union Square is the fifth most expensive place to rent retail space in the country. In a ranking done by the Llenrock Group, the marquee shopping district in San Francisco commanded asking rents of up to $650/SF. Leading the ranking was New York’s Upper Fifth Avenue, which cost $3,500/SF.

Rounding out the top five were NYC's Madison Avenue in second with $1,500/SF; Beverly Hills' Rodeo Drive at $800/SF; and Broadway and Prince streets in New York City's Soho at $795/SF. [Llenrock]

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