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Investors scoop up historic San Francisco apartment building in sign of area's revival

The Wilson, converted to loft apartments during the last tech boom, sells
The Wilson converted to 67 apartments in a $17 million restoration during the city's last tech boom. (Costar)
The Wilson converted to 67 apartments in a $17 million restoration during the city's last tech boom. (Costar)
CoStar News
July 29, 2026 | 8:44 P.M.

A pair of investors bought a historic turn-of-the-20th-century commercial-turned-residential building that was one of the few structures in downtown San Francisco to survive the earthquake that leveled the city 120 years ago.

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