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- A new luxury apartment property spanning 56 floors in a glass high-rise in San Francisco is one of the newest additions to the city’s skyline.
- The Avery sits in San Francisco’s East Cut neighborhood, an area of the city that has seen multiple high-rise condo projects sprout up in recent years just blocks from the offices of some of the biggest tech companies in the city, including Facebook, Google, and Salesforce.
- The Avery has a number of apartment rentals priced between $3,750 and $8,125, 118 condos for sale priced between $1,785,000 and $4,950,000, and six luxury penthouses, including a full top-floor $41 million unit.
- If the $41 million penthouse sells for the asking price, it would be one of the highest-priced homes to be sold in San Francisco.
- We toured one of the penthouses: a half-floor 4,312-square-foot, three-bedroom unit on the 53rd floor of the towering glass complex priced at $15.95 million. Take a look around.
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The Avery luxury apartment tower is one of the newest additions to the San Francisco skyline.
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It sits at First and Folsom Streets in the recently rebranded East Cut neighborhood south of San Francisco’s Financial District.
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The neighborhood known as the East Cut is actually a blend of existing parts of San Francisco — portions of Rincon Hill, South of Market, and South Beach are all within the new neighborhood’s 20 blocks.
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Source: SF Curbed
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