2512 & 2522 Quint Street 2512-2522 Quint St 6 Unit Apartment Building $1,350,000 ($225,000/Unit) San Francisco, CA 94124

2512 & 2522 Quint Street consists of two buildings on the same parcel, a 6-unit apartment building and a second structure under deep renovation with an additional set of 6 units+ located in San Francisco’s Silver Terrace neighborhood - a quaint, residential pocket of the city known for its convenient access to major transit routes, hillside views, an enduring rental demand. Built in 1963 and totaling approximately 10,788 square feet, the main building features a mix of four (4) one-bedroom and four (2) two-bedroom units, along with six (6) on-site parking spaces and the second structure is framed for two (2) two-bedroom units and four (4) one-bedroom units, depending on whether the incoming owner would like to leverage the existing plans or not.
The property offers a blend of classic and updated finishes, including a mix of carpeted and tile flooring, built-in cabinetry, and abundant natural light throughout the units. Kitchens feature a mix of quartz and tile countertops, single-basin stainless steel sinks, and eat-in dining areas, while bathrooms include tile flooring, vanity sinks, and tub/shower combinations. Shared amenities include on-site laundry and storage, along with rear fire escapes and a central staircase entry.
Individually metered for gas and electricity, the building is supported by baseboard heating, an American Standard 100-gallon hot water tank, and a Fire-Lite MS-2 hardwired system. With well-maintained systems, spacious unit layouts, and consistent rental demand, 2512 & 2522 Quint Street presents an excellent opportunity for investors seeking considerable upside potential, stable cash flow and long-term value appreciation.
Its Silver Terrace location offers residents close proximity to major freeways (US-101 and I-280), nearby retail corridors, local parks, and several transit options - making it an attractive asset in one of San Francisco’s most accessible and stable residential neighborhoods.