CBRE Hotels is pleased to present the opportunity to acquire The Inn at Union Square, a 30-room boutique hotel with approximately 2,995 square feet of vacant commercial space, located less than half a block from San Francisco's iconic Union Square and adjacent to Zara's new flagship San Francisco store. The property is well positioned for traditional hotel investors, commercial real estate buyers, or owner-users seeking to integrate hospitality accommodations with co-working, retail, or experiential concepts. Ideally situated on Post Street, the hotel is within walking distance of Moscone Convention Center, Chinatown, the Theater District, and the Financial District, placing it at the center of San Francisco’s primary tourism, convention, and business demand generators. San Francisco’s lodging market is experiencing significant momentum, with RevPAR increasing approximately 12% year-over-year in 2025, supported by a strengthening convention calendar, growing international visitation, the Bay Area’s AI-driven economic expansion, and renewed public and private investment throughout Downtown and Union Square. The city’s recovery, combined with substantial barriers to new hotel development, continues to reinforce the long-term fundamentals of one of the nation’s premier urban lodging markets. Offered unencumbered by both brand and management and operating on a non-union basis, The Inn at Union Square provides investors with exceptional operational flexibility. The hotel is currently managed by Oxford Hotels & Resorts, an award-winning hotel management platform owned by Oxford Capital Group, with a growing collection of independent lifestyle hospitality brands, including LondonHouse, Godfrey, Julian, Griffon, Fiona, Garrett and SoMa House as well as properties affiliated with major international chains including Hilton, Marriott, IHG and Hyatt. The offering also includes vacant commercial space, creating additional value-add opportunities. Located in the heart of San Francisco, the property is well positioned to benefit from the city’s ongoing recovery and long-term economic growth.