100 Pine Street Office Tower Listed for Sale
The 33-story Financial District building is currently 75 percent occupied.
Updated on Oct. 26, 2026 in Commercial
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Downtown office workers and local business owners may soon see a new owner for 100 Pine Street in the Financial District. The 33-story tower has been placed on the market by Rockpoint Group, adding to a string of high-profile commercial property listings in the city.
Why it matters
The sale follows a recent shift in the downtown market, where leasing activity has climbed to its highest point since the city's peak. Whether this listing draws buyers depends on the ongoing recovery of office occupancy, which currently sits at 75 percent for this property.
The 402,000-square-foot tower at 100 Pine Street currently maintains 75% occupancy. This activity comes as citywide tenant requirements total 8.5 million square feet, though the final sale price for this 1972-era building remains unknown.
The players
Rockpoint Group
The investment firm that acquired 100 Pine Street in 2017 and is now managing its sale.
Rob Hielscher
A JLL representative who is serving as a broker for the 100 Pine Street listing.
Adam Lasoff
A JLL representative who is serving as a broker for the 100 Pine Street listing.
The details
Marketing materials for the 33-story building pitch the property as available at a price below replacement cost. JLL brokers Rob Hielscher and Adam Lasoff are managing the listing for Rockpoint Group, which first acquired the site in 2017 for $287.5 million. The property has since undergone a capital improvement program that began in 2018.
Timeline
1972: The building at 100 Pine Street opened.
2017: Rockpoint Group purchased the property for $287.5 million.
2018: A capital improvement program was initiated for the building.
June 2026: Strada Investment Group acquired 1 De Haro Street for $103 million.
August 2026: Beacon Capital Partners and Pimco Prime Real Estate listed their own commercial properties.
Across the Bay
The listing of 100 Pine Street follows the August 2026 sale efforts for 655 Montgomery Street and 221 Main Street. This trend suggests a steady effort by institutional owners to test the strength of the downtown San Francisco office market.
Residents and those who work in the Financial District may notice marketing activity surrounding the 100 Pine Street tower. The outcome of this sale could influence future leasing strategies for nearby commercial properties.
The takeaway
Commercial real estate listings remain a key metric for gauging downtown office recovery. Keep an eye on the total square footage of active tenant requirements as a primary indicator of market confidence in the Financial District.
Further reading
For more trends in the local market, visit San Francisco Commercial.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Real Deal New York.
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