2117-2123 Market St

Built in 1906 in the aftermath of the San Francisco Earthquake and Fire, New Era Hall at 2117-2123 Market Street stands as a rare surviving example of early 20th-century mixed-use architecture.

Designed by master architect August Nordin, the building originally served as a commercial hub and meeting space for fraternal organizations displaced by the disaster. From 1911 to 1953, it housed the renowned Visalia Stock Saddle Company, a pioneering Mexican-American business instrumental in the development of the modern western saddle. Featuring Craftsman and Classical Revival design elements, as well as an innovative Howe Truss system, New Era Hall is a testament to San Francisco’s resilience and architectural heritage.

Located at the crossroads of the Castro and Upper Market neighborhoods, this fully stabilized 8,635-square-foot investment property blends historic charm with modern functionality. Home to established tenants Crossroads Trading Co. and the Academyof Ballet, it offers reliable income in a high-traffic corridor. The top floor features soaring 17’+ ceilings, creating a dramatic and flexible space for a variety of uses. With excellent foot traffic, strong public transit access, and proximity to a vibrant mix of retail and dining, this is a rare opportunity to own a piece of San Francisco history while securing a stable long-term asset.

Stable long term tenants

100% occupied

Prime Upper Market / Castro location

History building dating back to 1906

Seperate meters

High soaring ceilings throughout both floors

Located on busy intersection of Market and Church