PROPERTY WEBSITE: https://www.collierswesternregion.com/office/for-sale/25-taylor-san-francisco-california/05988795/ Receivership Sale | Colliers, as exclusive advisor, is pleased to present the opportunity to acquire the fee simple interest in 25 Taylor (the “Property”), a seven-story, 49,939-square-foot office building situated within San Francisco’s Civic Center district. The Property offers 48,124 square feet of immediately available space, presenting a rare opportunity for an owner/user to establish a full-building presence in a highly accessible, transit-oriented location. The offering presents the opportunity for an investor or owner/user to acquire the project at a low basis with attractive existing tenant buildouts. Originally constructed in 1922, 25 Taylor combines exposed brick, high ceilings, and cast-in-place concrete architecture to deliver a distinctive creative office environment. The building is a contributing structure within the National Register-listed Uptown Tenderloin Historic District, making it eligible for both Federal and California Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credits, which offer a combined benefit of up to 40% on qualified rehabilitation expenses. Located in the Civic Center submarket, the Property sits within one of San Francisco’s most supply-constrained office districts. With no new deliveries since 2012 a 14.6% increase in rental rates since Q2 2023, the area has demonstrated resilience and continued demand from government, institutional, and non-profit tenants. The Property is also positioned to benefit from the city’s growing role in the AI and technology economy. In Q1 2025, the Bay Area attracted 69% of all U.S. venture capital funding, with San Francisco accounting for nearly 50% of global AI investment. With proximity to Civic Center institutions, theaters, and a variety of dining options, along with excellent access to BART, Muni, and multiple bus lines, 25 Taylor presents a distinctive opportunity for an investor or owner/user to acquire a character-rich asset with architectural appeal and long-term potential in the heart of San Francisco.