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2/25/26
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One Daniel Burnham Court, a 108.4k sf, medical outpatient building in the heart of San Francisco, was acquired by a dominant local health system. Built in 1987, the multi-tenant property sits directly adjacent to the new $2.1 bil California Pacific Medical Center (CPMC) Van Ness Campus, Sutter Health’s flagship, state-of-the-art regional acute care hospital.
The property is 80% occupied and with Sutter Health’s adjacent medical office building (MOB) at 1100 Van Ness Ave now fully occupied, it is viewed as the premier medical facility in the Van Ness submarket with lease availability. High-profile healthcare tenants include Sutter Health, UCSF Health’s Cardiovascular Care and Prevention Center, Spring Fertility, Golden Gate Pediatrics and Boomerang Health Care. The property offers rare subterranean parking garage access with 172 dedicated spaces in a constrained urban parking market.
One Daniel Burnham Court spans from Van Ness Ave to Franklin St on Post St, directly adjacent to Sutter Health’s CPMC Van Ness Campus. The building is less than one mile from the Civic Center BART Station, and less than two miles from Highways 80 and 280, providing an easily accessible work destination for commuters in the greater region. The medical outpatient market in San Francisco is the 12th largest in the country with 21.9 msf and is in high demand, with occupancy rising to 93.3% in Q3 2025. San Francisco features several of the top health systems in the country, including UCSF, Sutter Health, Stanford Health, CommonSpirit and Kaiser Permanente.
Chris Bodnar, Brannan Knott, Zack Holderman, Cole Reethof and Jesse Greshin of CBRE U.S. Healthcare Capital Markets partnered with Kyle Kovac and Mike Taquino of CBRE’s San Francisco Capital Markets and Brad Zampa of CBRE’s San Francisco Debt & Structured Finance team, along with Trask Leonard of Bayside Realty Partners, to act as the exclusive advisors to the seller.
“One Daniel Burnham Court represents an incredibly rare opportunity to purchase a strategically located medical facility for more than half of replacement cost,” said Bodnar, a Vice Chairman of CBRE’s U.S. Healthcare Capital Markets practice. "Fee simple ownership for a MOB adjacent to a hospital campus is exceptionally rare, and this purchaser will benefit from San Francisco’s extreme barriers to entry for any new supply of medical product.”
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