MODERNIZING A CLASSIC
THE JH DOLLAR BUILDING

​Completed in 1920, 351 California Street’s three story limestone base and renaissance-baroque ornamentation make it a timeless and historic landmark of San Francisco’s rich maritime and banking history. Its reinforced concrete construction allows for extension operable window-line and high ceilings throughout the building, accented by its brick façade work. 
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2021 brings a new era to 351 California Street, as common area renovations cap off a centennial repositioning to cater to today’s modern workforce.  Rich with amenities, IT infrastructure, and institutional-quality ownership, the JH Dollar Building is the premier destination for discerning downtown firms of the future.

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TRANSIT OPTIONS

351 California sits at the center of abundant transit options, boasting a walk score 99 and transit score of 100.  BART, Muni, Ferry, AC Transit, and GG transit all within a 5-10 minute walk.

BUILDING AMENITIES

The building offers a guard-serviced lobby, common area bike storage, locker facilities, and plans for a future common area roof deck.

HISTORY

Completed in 1920 as the second downtown building by the Dollar Family, the JH Dollar building served as the headquarters for the shipping magnate’s company before later becoming the regional headquarter for Pacific Bank. Its Category A historic designation is the highest level for preservation and recognition by the city of San Francisco.

JIM SOBEL
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+1 415 568 3437
LIC #00965752

BRENDON KANE
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+1 415 677 0466
LIC #01884552