Six-unit Duboce Triangle apartment building at 741 14th St, San Francisco. 1929 building, six 1BRs, 2-car garage, rents ~34% below market. $2,895,000.

Investment Overview

741 14th Street | Six Units in Duboce Triangle | $2,895,000 741 14th Street is a six-unit building in Duboce Triangle, built in 1929. All six units are one-bedroom apartments with large rooms, high ceilings, updated finishes and their original period details. The building has a two-car garage. The owner has kept up with the major systems: Central boiler replaced (November 2023), plus a central water heater serving all units Electrical panels upgraded and inspected by the insurance carrier (2024) Balcony inspection and repairs completed (November 2025) Exterior repainted (2026) Roof resurfaced (2020) Current rents are about 34% below market. They were set before the recent rent increases, so a buyer can raise income as units turn over. That makes this a good fit for a long-term hold or a 1031 exchange. Duboce Park is a block away. The Castro, Church Street, Lower Haight and the Mission are all within walking distance, and the Church Street Muni Metro station is nearby. Open House: Tuesday, November 10, 12:00–2:00 PM

Investment Highlights

• • Six-unit, fully stabilized multifamily asset in a core San Francisco location
• • Substantial recent capital investment — seismic, roof, boiler, electrical, and life-safety upgrades complete
• • Minimal near-term deferred maintenance
• • Strong, predictable in-place cash flow with mark-to-market upside on turnover
• • EV-ready garage positions the asset for evolving tenant demand