75 Williams Avenue

75 Williams Avenue is a ±32,314-square-foot industrial warehouse located in the core of San Francisco’s Bayview neighborhood, one of the state’s oldest and most established industrial districts. Constructed in 1950, the property occupies nearly one acre at the highly visible corner of Williams Avenue and 3rd Street, benefiting from daily traffic counts exceeding 22,000 vehicles. The corner location features a single-story warehouse with approximately 16-foot clear heights, three dock-high loading doors, and three grade-level drive-in doors, offering efficient functionality for a broad range of industrial users. The site is fully secured with perimeter fencing and provides excellent opportunities for prominent building signage.

Zoned PDR-2 (Production, Distribution, and Repair), the property is well suited for industrial, warehouse, logistics, or creative production uses. A prior occupant also utilized portions of the building for ancillary retail and showroom purposes. The location offers immediate access to San Francisco’s urban core, situated less than two miles from the I-280 and US-101 interchange, allowing direct connectivity to Downtown San Francisco and the greater Bay Area. The surrounding trade area is dense and affluent, with more than 753,000 residents within a five-mile radius and average household incomes exceeding $182,000 within three miles. Continued population growth in the area further enhances the property’s appeal as a long-term investment within one of the nation’s most supply-constrained industrial markets.