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Rosewood San Francisco

Name: Rosewood San Francisco
Address: San Francisco

Rosewood San Francisco at Parcel F is a tapering glass tower designed by Pelli Clarke & Partners, the architects of the neighboring Salesforce Tower, rising mid-block in the Transbay district.

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550 Howard Street, San Francisco. 61 floors, 165 residences and 180 hotel keys.

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Announced 2023 est.

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Site put up for sale Jul 2023F4 Transbay Partners (Hines, Goldman Sachs and Urban Pacific) disclosed it was marketing the entitled Transbay Parcel F site for the 61-story Rosewood hotel, condo and office tower

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Penalty deadline missed Apr 30, 2024F4 Transbay Partners failed to pay the first installment of a $40M delay penalty to the Transbay Joint Powers Authority, reverting the partnership to its original $70M obligation on the stalled Parcel F tower

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Expected opening date TBD

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About the project

Rosewood San Francisco at Parcel F is a tapering glass tower designed by Pelli Clarke & Partners, the architects of the neighboring Salesforce Tower, rising mid-block in the Transbay district. It stacks a Rosewood hotel, condominium residences and premium office floors into a single 61-story shaft, connected directly to the elevated Salesforce Park by a pedestrian sky bridge. Hotel-serviced homes capture sweeping bay and city views above podium retail, with interiors by Joyce Wang Studio. At roughly 800 feet it ranks among the tallest towers in the city and delivers the first ground-up ultra-luxury hotel-and-residence hybrid in the new Transbay core.