44 Montgomery, Office skyscraper in Financial District, San Francisco, US
44 Montgomery is a 43-story office tower that rises 172 meters above San Francisco's skyline with a modern facade of glass and steel. The building spans multiple city blocks and contains 18 elevators serving the numerous floors.
The building was completed in 1967 by architect John Graham & Company as the tallest structure west of Dallas. Its dominance lasted just two years until 555 California Street surpassed it in 1969.
The building houses offices for financial firms and government agencies that reflect San Francisco's role as a business and administrative center. Visitors can observe the constant activity in the lobby and surrounding streets where professionals and commuters move through daily.
The building sits directly above Montgomery Street Station with convenient access to BART trains. Its position in the Financial District makes it easy to reach by public transportation.
The building has changed hands multiple times, purchased by the State Teachers Retirement System of Ohio in 1997 and later sold to Beacon Capital in 2017. These transactions reflect its importance as a long-term investment for major financial institutions.
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