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Depression-era San Francisco office building sells as investors vie for a piece of the city's latest Gold Rush

Mostly vacant Lurie Building changes hands at a discount
The 1936 Lurie Building at 417 Montgomery St. in San Francisco's Financial District is steps from trendy Jackson Square. (CoStar)
The 1936 Lurie Building at 417 Montgomery St. in San Francisco's Financial District is steps from trendy Jackson Square. (CoStar)
CoStar News
September 9, 2026 | 7:07 P.M.

A historic, Depression-era building in downtown San Francisco changed hands at a steep discount in a reminder that the city’s office market remains far from its pre-pandemic heights despite the hype surrounding the artificial intelligence boom.

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