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SUCCESS STORIES
How Caravelli Group delivers top-of-market results.


440 Hyde Street Sold: 16-Unit Tenderloin Apartment Building at a 6.53% Cap Rate
The Caravelli Group is proud to highlight the successful sale of 440 Hyde Street, a 16-unit apartment building consisting of 15 studios and 1 one-bedroom in the heart of San Francisco.


745 Fillmore Street Sold: 17-Unit Alamo Square Building Draws 10 Offers
By Kevin Caravelli and Steve Caravelli, Caravelli Group, Coldwell Banker Commercial. How the sale came together What kind of building is 745 Fillmore Street? 745 Fillmore Street is a 17-unit apartment building in Alamo Square with 10 large studios, 7 one-bedroom units and 11 on-site parking spaces. One owner had held it for 46 years. How did Caravelli Group market 745 Fillmore Street? We listed the building at $4,225,000 and marketed it to private investors, syndicators and i


Navigating Uncertainty to Deliver Value: The $7.9M Sale That Paved the Way for Magnolia Village in Larkspur
The Shops at Magnolia in Larkspur, Marin County, was held by a Southern California family since 2008. Our client’s goal was clear: sell for the highest price possible, regardless of escrow timing.


1624 Larkin Street Sold: How We Closed a Vacant 10-Unit Nob Hill Building Through COVID
By Kevin Caravelli | Caravelli Group | Coldwell Banker Commercial. Sale closed October 1, 2021. Caravelli Group sold 1624 Larkin Street, a vacant 10-unit apartment building in San Francisco's Nob Hill for $7,500,000, or $750,000 per unit. The seller, an overseas non-profit selling U.S. property for the first time, received full appraised value with zero buyer contingencies. The sale closed off-market on October 1, 2021, more than a year after the first buyer walked away when


1500 Newlands Drive | A Multi-Generational Exit, Handled Off-Market with Care
1500 Newlands Drive in Burlingame wasn’t just a 20-unit apartment building, it was the product of a multi-family partnership that dated back decades. Developed and held by three families, the property had since passed to the second generation, with more than 15 individual owners. After years of joint ownership, the group reached a consensus: it was time to sell. But they didn’t want a public process. Having maintained a relationship with the ownership group over several years


1342 Mason Street Sold: 7-Unit Nob Hill Building Closes All-Cash in 30 Days
By Kevin Caravelli and Steve Caravelli, Caravelli Group, Coldwell Banker Commercial. Caravelli Group sold 1342 Mason Street, a 7-unit apartment building in San Francisco's Nob Hill, for $2,425,000 in May 2025. The owner believed the building had little room left to grow in value. We marketed it to buyers who would pay for both its steady income and its long-term upside, and a local all-cash buyer removed all contingencies within 7 days and closed within 30. 1342 Mason Street


745 Sutter Street Sold: 25-Unit Downtown San Francisco Building Ends a Three-Generation Family Ownership
By Kevin Caravelli and Steve Caravelli, Caravelli Group, Coldwell Banker Commercial. Caravelli Group sold 745 Sutter Street, a 25-unit apartment building in Downtown San Francisco, for $4,110,000 in March 2025. The building had been in one family for three generations. A local, all-cash buyer removed all contingencies within five days and bought at a 5.97% cap rate, below the 6.64% average for the district that year. 745 Sutter Street sale at a glance Detail 745 Sutter Street


2340 Filbert Street Sold: 12-Unit Cow Hollow Building Tops Area Pricing Despite Seismic Retrofit
By Kevin Caravelli and Steve Caravelli, Caravelli Group, Coldwell Banker Commercial. Caravelli Group sold 2340 Filbert Street, a 12-unit apartment building in San Francisco's Cow Hollow, in 2024. Midway through marketing, the city added the building to its mandatory seismic retrofit list. We repositioned the sale, found an all-cash local buyer with seismic retrofit experience, and closed at a price 10% higher per unit than any other 12+ unit sale in Cow Hollow or the Marina t
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