123 Mission Street

123 Mission Street is a 29-story office tower in San Francisco's SOMA district that rises approximately 124 meters above the street. The building occupies a full city block with glass and steel facades typical of modern commercial architecture.

The tower was completed in 1986, marking a period of significant expansion in San Francisco's downtown commercial district. Multiple ownership changes over the decades reflected shifts in the city's business priorities and real estate market.

The building represents the evolution of San Francisco's commercial architecture, standing as a testament to the city's growth as a business center.

The building sits near multiple public transit options, making it accessible by bus and light rail from various parts of the city. The surrounding area has restaurants, shops, and cafes within walking distance for visitors and workers.

The building was purchased in 2019 by Juul, the vaping company, in one of San Francisco's largest tech-industry real estate deals at that time. This sale marked a shift in how technology companies were reshaping the city's commercial landscape.

Location: San Francisco

Inception: 1986

Architects: Skidmore Owings Merrill

Floors above the ground: 29

Height: 124 m

GPS coordinates: 37.79190,-122.39500

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:02