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1755 Van Ness Avenue

Greg MacDonald Of Ballast Acquires Three Sisters Multifamily Portfolio In San Francisco For $48.5M
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Greg MacDonald Of Ballast Acquires Three Sisters Multifamily Portfolio In San Francisco For $48.5M

1755 Van Ness Avenue

$48,500,000

Units

110

Asset Type

MultiFamily

Closing

Apr 28, 2026

AI

The asset involved in this transaction is a multifamily property located at 1725, 1735 & 1755 Van Ness Avenue in San Francisco. The sale price for this collection of three adjacent six-story multifamily buildings totals $48,500,000. The property comprises 110 units, with a price per unit of $440,909. Built in 1928, the asset is 97% occupied and features ground-floor retail, preserved historic details, and shared amenities. Its location provides access to Polk Street retail, as well as nearby parks and transit options.

Summary of transaction details:

  • Property Type: Multifamily
  • Transaction Amount: $48,500,000
  • Buyer: Greg MacDonald
  • Buyer's Company: Ballast
  • Units: 110
  • Price Per Unit: $440,909
  • Market: San Francisco

Greg MacDonald represented Ballast in the acquisition of the "Three Sisters" portfolio. This transaction reflects a strategic investment in a prime location along the Van Ness corridor, enhancing Ballast's multifamily asset portfolio in a competitive market.

Players

Greg MacDonald

Ballast

Buyer

$80.4M

vol

2 deals

Buyer

San Francisco MultiFamily Market Snapshot

Boundary boundary · MultiFamily · Sale transactions

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Purchase Price

Annual NOI

Loan Amount

Interest Rate (%)

Loan Term (yrs)

Down Payment (%)

Cap Rate

0.33%

Cash-on-Cash

-0.09%

Monthly Payment

$14,164

Annual Debt Svc

$169,964

Annual Cash Flow

$-11,334

DSCR

0.93