A light blue three-story building with four windows on the facade, each with black metal bars, and a black door with a small archway. A tree with green leaves partially blocks the view of the building. A 'No Parking' sign is in front of the tree, and there are power lines above.

521-527 Linden Street, San Francisco

4-unit residential cash flowing property. Renovations and full leasing to increase operating income

Investor purchase of Hayes Valley quadriplex. Renovated and leased each unit.

Added in-unit laundry facilities and dishwashers to increase rental appeal

Replaced windows to improve energy efficiency

Added livable attic space to increase usable square footage

  • Two workers are remodeling a wall in a room, with one standing on a ladder and the other standing on the floor, both working on electrical wiring.

    Removed walls to increase light

  • Bright kitchen with white cabinets, marble countertops, and light wood flooring. Includes appliances such as a refrigerator and stove, with various kitchen utensils and potted plants on the counters. A small entryway with hooks and storage is visible at the back.

    Renovated kitchen

  • A young woman wearing a face mask and black sleeveless shirt stands inside an unfinished attic with exposed wooden beams and construction items scattered around.

    Renovated attic

  • A cozy corner with two brown leather chairs, a small round gray ottoman with a potted plant on top, situated next to a window in a room with a sloped ceiling and light-colored wood flooring.

    Increased livable square footage

Neighborhood

Hayes Valley is a central San Francisco neighborhood with a clean, modern feel and a strong food and retail scene. It’s walkable, well-connected by transit, and close to downtown, civic buildings, and tech offices. The area blends newer condos with classic buildings and tends to attract people who want convenience without the chaos.