Diverse San Francisco Office Space: The Salesforce Tower

salesforce towerSan Francisco continues to be a compatible city for business and technology. Whether it’s the beauty of the Golden Gate Bridge, the history of Alcatraz, or the mystic of Union Square, San Francisco is full of cultural diversity. The Salesforce Tower also has a rich history in San Francisco. Here is a bit of history and a discussion of the future of the Salesforce Tower while taking you on a tour of the inside by continuing to read more details below.

Salesforce Tower: Background

The Salesforce Tower was formerly known as the Transbay Transit Center. The tower opened in 2018 and for over 15 years as of 2017, had a lease value of $1 billion in the United States. The Salesforce Tower is the tallest skyscraper in San Francisco and continues to tower over other skyscrapers in the area by 200 feet. Salesforce began to move 800 employees into the massive tower in January of 2018, as their anchor tenant (also adding 167,000 square feet). Let’s take a look at who is behind its creative design.

A Look At The Salesforce Tower Builders

The Salesforce Tower was designed by Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects. The tower was built with state-of-the-art security, safety, and sustainability in mind. Built as a landmark for the San Francisco skyline, the Salesforce Tower stands over 1,070 feet tall. It proudly boasts having 61 stories and it takes 40 seconds to get to the top of the tower by elevator. This was to be the last designed work of Casear Pelli, to be accomplished in his lifetime.

Located on 415 Mission Street Fremont and First Street, is a mixed-used building. The groundbreaking structure is connected to great restaurants, retail shops, and San Francisco’s business district.

OfficeFinder would like to invite you to take a look inside the Salesforce Tower by visiting the website below.

Take a tour of the Salesforce Tower: 

http://www.salesforcetower.com/

Salesforce Tower Attractions

The Ohana Floor of the Salesforce Tower is a hangout for employees and their families, but is also used for executive and board members. In fact, the Salesforce Tower is open FREE to nonprofits that want to hold board meetings or special events. To date, there has been 146 nonprofits to do so. The top two floors house 25,000 live plants. Elizabeth Pinkham, Salesforce Vice President, dominates the 61st story. However, the Salesforce Tower boasts there’s plenty of room for leasing opportunities and they welcome new residents.

I Heard Nearby Businesses Are Sinking! What Can I Expect?

The Millennium Tower was fine until 2010, when construction on the Salesforce Tower began. Today, the Millennium Tower, luxury condominiums have suck 17 inches and tilted 14 inches since it opened in 2009. The construction of the tower was proposed in 2002, and construction began approximately 3 years later. Designed by Handel Architects, they’re also credited for the World Trade Center Memorial in Lower Manhattan. At the time of its construction, the skyscraper was the first to be built in downtown San Francisco in two decades. The high-rise is missing the 13th and 44th floor due to developers superstition.

According to the San Francisco Chronicle, a $100 million dollar plan underway to address the issue.

The building sinking has generated concerns for the safety of the tenants. The weakened structure has caused people to question their home values, questions of fraud, and several other legal battles have also surfaced.  A giant fissure on the 36th floor, mysterious odors, bubbling floors, and cracked walls are other complaints that residents have made about the Millennium Tower.

Developers have not determined the cause for the sinking or the titling of the tower. However, the developers insist the structure is sound and residents and nearby neighbors have nothing to worry about. There continues to be mounting apprehension about the buildings future. Moreover, in the first five weeks of opening, the tower sold $100 million worth of condos, with the units ranging from $1.6 million to $10 million respectively.

In recent news, the Guardian has reported, there has been a settlement reached for the sinking of the Millennium Tower. “The litigation proposed a lot of problems in the deployment of this particular building.” Residents of the Salesforce Tower have nothing to worry about according to further reports. There has been no disclosure on the amount of the proposed settlement. However, building owners have filed for lower taxes because the projected rates of the value of the condos have been drastically reduced.

Recent News About The Salesforce Tower

According to, Florida News, there has been two cracked windows discovered in the Salesforce Tower on the 12th and 14th floor. No cause for alarm has been indicated because both of the cracked windows have been found on the inside and preparations are being made to have them fixed immediately.

Why The Salesforce Tower Is The Perfect Leasing Opportunity For Your Business

The Salesforce Tower is connected to reputed restaurants and the heart of the business district of San Francisco. They house 11 transit systems, which makes it very easy to do business and its connected to major locations across the city. In fact, residents now have access to amphitheaters, children’s play area, and cafes in the Salesforce Tower. More importantly, the building was designed to withstand earthquakes for additional safety precautions. You can enjoy a clear view of the picturesque locations of the city and its surroundings by leasing office space in the Salesforce Tower.

The towering structure was built with a vertical facet and pearlescent metal accents, which lends to the view of the city for residents and visitors alike. There is also a three-floor underground parking garage for employees of the Salesforce team and their clients. There are social lounges on each floor that also includes a kitchen island with snacks and beverages. The original design artist Shinji Murakami;s work is proudly displayed on each floor.

If you’re interested in leasing space with the Salesforce Tower, you’re encouraged to contact us at OfficeFinder, LLC to discuss more details about their luxury rentals today!

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