101 Montgomery, Office skyscraper in Financial District, San Francisco, United States

101 Montgomery is an office building with 28 floors in the Financial District, made of glass and steel with clean lines. The structure rises about 404 feet (123 meters) and is part of the neighborhood's cluster of commercial towers.

Built in 1984, the structure marked an expansion period for San Francisco's commercial real estate. It originally served as headquarters for Charles Schwab, a major financial services firm.

The building is named The Schwab Building after Charles Schwab & Company, whose headquarters it housed; the discount brokerage was founded in 1971 and became a fixture of the Financial District. Its address on Montgomery Street places it in the corridor of banks and brokerage offices north of Market Street.

The building occupies the block at 101 Montgomery Street in the northern Financial District, a short walk from the Montgomery Street BART and Muni station. The surrounding streets are laid out on a grid, so the entrance is easy to find from Montgomery or Market Street. Flexible office space is scheduled to open in the building in 2025.

Upper floors offer views of San Francisco Bay and the Golden Gate Bridge stretching across the water. These vistas are a draw for both visitors and workers who spend time in the building.