Austin Klar ranks San Francisco's three most expensive housing projects: 55 Bruton on Treasure Island ($84M, 250 units), Sunnydale Hope SF ($115M, 1,000 units), and 555 Bryant Street in SoMa ($200M, 500 units with 20% affordable housing).
Breaking down the top 3 largest housing construction projects in San Francisco based on estimated construction cost. Number 3 on the list is 55 Bruton on San Francisco's Treasure Island with an estimated construction cost of $84 million. The 22-story building will include 250 rental units and is part of an 8,000-unit master development plan for Treasure Island. Number 2 on the list is the Sunnydale Hope SF redevelopment with an estimated cost of $115 million. The development is supposed to add 1,000 housing units and retail space across the 50-acre site. Coming in at number 1 with an estimated $200 million construction cost is 555 Bryant Street in San Francisco's SoMa district. This 16-story, 500-unit building will be 20% affordable housing units and will consist of a mix of studio, 1-bed, and 2-bedroom units. Follow me for more of San Francisco's best residential buildings.
