601 W. Beech
SAN DIEGO, CA
THE NEW HUMBOLDT RESIDENCES
785 MARKET, SAN FRANCISCO
COMING SOON!
The Revitalization of Downtown San Francisco
Sustainable. Affordable. Historic.
The Humboldt Bank building is an iconic piece of San Francisco's history, and a classic example of Beaux Arts Design. Forge Development Partners is proud to begin the transformation of the historic Humboldt Bank Building from underutilized office space to desperately needed green sustainable workforce housing.
Preserving History
Built in 1908, the historic Humboldt Bank building was one of the first constructed in the post-1906 earthquake revitalization of San Francisco.
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Retail Space
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Grand Entrance Lobby
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19 Floors
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120 New Units of Housing
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2 Penthouse Apartments
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Ornamented Arch Entryway
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Styalized Dome
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Wire Glass Exterior Windows
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Updated Safety Systems
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Granite, Marble, and Terra Cotta Tile Facing
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Reinforced Concrete and Steel
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100% Carbon Neutral Energy Sources
City Government Support
Working closely with City agencies under the guidelines of the new policies implemented by the Mayor’s Office and members of the State Senate, Forge has developed plans that will put the building at the center of the City’s investment in downtown in this post-pandemic era by transforming office spaces into state-of- the-art apartment units.
Forge would like to thank Mayor London Breed and Supervisor Matt Dorsey for their continued support of our shared vision to bring affordable sustainable housing to the residents of
San Francisco.
Steam : The Sustainable Choice
By utilizing the preexisting steam infrastructure combined with new solar technology, 785 Market will redefine the sustainable reconstruction of historic buildings in the urban core of San Francisco.
Cordia provides clean energy to 37 million square feet of space in the city's commercial core. A 100% carbon neutral energy source that is cost effective, reliable, repeatable, and most importantly, sustainable.
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Space Heating
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Hot Water
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Air Conditioning
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100% Carbon Neutral Sources
Zero Net Energy/ Zero Net Carbon
Forge is proud to partner with PG&E in the conversion of this historic property, which will offer 120 new middle-income housing units to the downtown area. Thank you for working with us to find an efficient way to energize this repurposed building, and for supporting our vision of a sustainable San Francisco.
This is the first step in Forge implementing its vision of high tech, sustainable and zero net energy/zero net carbon housing which seeks to contribute to the revitalization of San Francisco.
Ground Level Retail Space
San Francisco’s downtown area has seen a loss of businesses and residents as a result of the pandemic. Transforming underutilized office space is a great way to bring people back into the downtown area to create a more resilient and dynamic neighborhood.
The Men’s Warehouse storefront currently in the Humboldt Bank Building will remain so that it can continue to provide street level retail, increasing shopping foot traffic to the area.
The General Plan
Levels 3-14
The Forge Commitment
Forge is committed to use Group Occupancy as an impetus to change the development model in San Francisco from luxury or low income housing to one that targets the middle-income consumer. A group that is hardly ever targeted in San Francisco. They are the “Missing Middle”.