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Four Seasons Private Residences San Francisco
Four Seasons Private Residences San Francisco (One Hawthorne, SoMa, 142 units, $1.5M–$10M+) delivers full Four Seasons hotel service in San Francisco’s cultural heart adjacent to SFMOMA. The SF luxury market softened post-2020 but branded product has retained value better than non-branded alternatives. California’s 13.3% income tax applies to rental income and capital gains. Own Luxury Homes® introduces specialists through the Branded Residence Verification Standard™. Own Luxury Homes® 12-Point Agent Integrity Audit™ verifies specialist credentials and eliminates conflicts before your purchase.
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Four Seasons Private Residences San Francisco
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$1.5M-$10M+ price range. Four Seasons Private Residences San Francisco occupies the SoMa (South of Market) district adjacent ... Own Luxury Homes® introduces specialists through the Branded Residence Verification Standard™....
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| Detail | Information | Buyer Note |
|---|---|---|
| Developer | Paramount Group / Pacific Waterfront Partners | Established SF developer partnership |
| Brand | Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts | Full hotel service delivered to residential owners |
| Location | 706 Mission St (One Hawthorne), San Francisco, CA 94105 | SoMa district; adjacent to SFMOMA and Yerba Buena Gardens |
| Stories / Units | Approximately 11 stories / 142 residences | Mid-rise; established building with operating track record |
| Status | Completed and operating | Resale market established |
| Price Range | $1.5M–$10M+ | San Francisco luxury market pricing; below comparable NYC or LA branded |
| California Tax | 13.3% top state income tax | Applies to rental income and capital gains |
| SF Market Context | SF luxury market has softened post-2020 | Tech industry remote work migration; some office-adjacent softening; views and branded product retain demand |
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Four Seasons in San Francisco: The SoMa Location
Four Seasons Private Residences San Francisco occupies the SoMa (South of Market) district adjacent to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) and Yerba Buena Gardens — the cultural heart of San Francisco. The SoMa location serves a tech and finance professional buyer profile who values walkability to the financial district and the neighbourhood’s cultural infrastructure. Four Seasons delivers full hotel service to residential owners: concierge, in-room dining, spa access, fitness, and the Four Seasons’ consistent quality standard. The building’s established operating track record provides buyers with verifiable resale data and HOA financial history — reducing the uncertainty that pre-construction purchases carry.
San Francisco Luxury Market Post-2020
San Francisco’s luxury residential market experienced the most significant softening of any major US city post-2020, driven by the tech industry’s remote work adoption and the associated outmigration of high-income workers to Austin, Miami, and Nashville. The market context for branded residence buyers: (1) resale prices in some SF luxury buildings have declined from 2019 peaks, creating potential entry value for buyers who believe the market has bottomed; (2) branded product (Four Seasons, St. Regis) has retained value better than non-branded luxury condominiums, as the brand provides a quality floor that unbranded buildings lack; (3) the tech industry’s return-to-office mandates from Apple, Google, Meta, and others are partially reversing the outmigration — supporting early-stage price recovery in SF luxury real estate; (4) California’s 13.3% state income tax remains the primary financial headwind for investment-oriented buyers vs Nevada or Florida alternatives.
Comparative Context: SF Branded Building Landscape
San Francisco’s branded residence inventory is limited to two primary buildings: the Four Seasons Private Residences (One Hawthorne, SoMa, mid-rise, 142 units) and the St. Regis Residences San Francisco (SoMa, high-rise, approximately 102 units). Both occupy the same SoMa neighbourhood and serve similar buyer profiles. The Four Seasons’ mid-rise format and 142-unit count create a community-scale experience. The St. Regis’ high-rise format offers higher-floor views. Both deliver full hotel-grade service from Marriott-family brands (Four Seasons is independently owned but equivalent tier; St. Regis is Marriott). Buyers choosing between the two typically evaluate view preference (high-rise vs mid-rise), floor plan preference, and the specific unit’s current pricing relative to recent comparable sales in both buildings. St. Regis Residences San Francisco guide →
California Tax at SF Price Points
California’s 13.3% income tax on rental income and capital gains is the most significant financial consideration for SF branded residence buyers who are evaluating the investment thesis: (1) rental income from the Four Seasons rental program is subject to California income tax at 13.3% vs 0% in Nevada or Florida; (2) capital gains on a future SF sale: taxed as ordinary income up to 13.3% California + federal capital gains at approximately 23.8%; (3) the lifestyle buyer who values the San Francisco cultural infrastructure for personal use is less affected than the investment-oriented buyer; (4) tech and finance professionals who are establishing SF as their primary residence for professional reasons have already made the California tax decision — the branded residence is a within-California choice, not a cross-state comparison.
Ryan Brown, Principal Broker & CEO Own Luxury Homes®
"The Four Seasons in San Francisco serves the buyer who has already decided San Francisco is where they want to be — and now wants the most managed, highest-quality, hotel-serviced residential experience the city offers. The market has softened from 2019 peaks, which may create entry value for buyers with a long holding horizon. I don’t try to predict whether the SF market has bottomed, but I can tell buyers that branded product has retained value better than the non-branded SF luxury inventory — and the Four Seasons’ brand quality standard provides a floor that non-branded buildings cannot guarantee."
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Four Seasons Private Residences San Francisco?
A mid-rise luxury condominium in San Francisco’s SoMa district (One Hawthorne), with 142 residences and full Four Seasons hotel service: concierge, dining, spa, fitness, and the Four Seasons quality standard.
Has the SF luxury market softened?
Yes — post-2020, the SF luxury market experienced significant softening driven by tech industry remote work and outmigration. Branded product has retained value better than non-branded luxury condominiums. Return-to-office mandates are supporting partial recovery.
How does California’s tax affect a branded residence purchase?
California’s 13.3% state income tax applies to rental income and capital gains. The combined state and federal tax burden on a capital gain is approximately 37% — materially higher than comparable purchases in Nevada or Florida.
How does Four Seasons SF compare to St. Regis SF?
Both are in SoMa with full hotel service from top-tier brands. Four Seasons: mid-rise, 142 units. St. Regis: high-rise, approximately 102 units. The choice depends on view preference, floor plan, and specific unit pricing.
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