In a stunning testament to San Francisco's declining commercial property market, the former headquarters of Burning Man on Market Street sold last week for a mere $6.5 million, a drastic 90% plummet from its $62 million purchase price in 2016. This sale underscores the broader struggles faced by the city's real estate sector, amplified by escalating concerns around safety, cleanliness, and a general downturn in the urban environment. These factors are driven by persistent issues of homelessness and drug activity, particularly in the Tenderloin district, which has seen legal actions from local residents demanding city intervention. The property's dramatic drop in value reflects the severe impact of these socio-economic challenges on San Francisco's appeal as a commercial hub.




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