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My building on SOMA did this. The owners were smart when they built it out and the apartments work well as offices or apartments. During the pandemic they pre
by iancmceachern 4y ago
My building on SOMA did this. The owners were smart when they built it out and the apartments work well as offices or apartments. During the pandemic they pretty much went all residential. It's so efficient and smarter from the building owner perspective, you double your potential customer base.
- robg 4y agoFull kitchen and bathroom and closets for the office suite?
- iancmceachern 4y agoYup, exactly. It's not that weird, every office I've worked at in the last 10 years has had a full kitchen and shower, it's almost a required perk in the bay area. The only weird thing IMO is it has a washer and dryer, I've not worked in an office that has those, that's the only difference from "normal" IMO.
- merely-unlikely 4y ago> every office I've worked at in the last 10 years has had a full kitchen and shower Fantastic for bike commuting.
- grepLeigh 4y agoThis is such a great example, wish I could upvote this to the top. I think most people are imagining converting high-rises like Salesforce tower. Most commercial office space in SOMA is a converted warehouse. Live/work apartments and lofts have already been converted from the same buildings. Let's do more of these!