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Originally Posted by peanut gallery
What do you guys think? Is it access to transportation? Is it due to "hotness". Or simply a function of newer buildings?
Personally, I would guess it's mostly the newness plus access to transportation. There is a flood of commuters coming in from the Peninsula, so being closer to CalTrain must be appealing (both sides of Market have equal access to BART and ferries).
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Don't worry about multiple postings when you're providing good information (although I subscribe to the SFBT and am right there with you)!
It's a very happening, dynamic subdistrict with so much going on that makes it very appealing--just look at how we swoon over it. That, in combination with Caltrain, 280, and 101 access, plus all of the development marching south (Rincon Hill, Mission Bay, Dogpatch, Pier 70, etc., etc.), makes for an unbeatable combination.
350 Bush will somewhat enliven the North Financial District and it will always remain an awesome place in its own right. Once things settle down and blend more together, we will have a knock out downtown.