15 Boardman

Fifteen Boardman Place is a modest piece of San Francisco history that dates back to nineteen hundred and nine. Tucked away in the South of Market neighborhood, the structure stands as a survivor from a period when the city was rapidly rebuilding itself following the great earthquake and fire of nineteen hundred and six. While many larger, grander buildings dominate the skyline, this property remains a quiet example of the brick and mortar foundations laid during that intense era of reconstruction. It serves as a reminder of the thousands of small-scale commercial and office projects that were essential to bringing life back to the city grid in the early twentieth century.