The unfinished 'shells' of two dual-level, top-floor San Francisco penthouses are selling for under $10 million each after they failed to sell as a $49 million full-floor condo
The unfinished "shells" of two penthouses in a San Francisco high-rise are on the market for $7.5 million and $10 million.
But the developer decided they might fare better if split into two customizable half-floor, two-story homes.The top floor of Lumina's Folsom Street Tower originally went to market in 2015 as a two-story, 15,000 square-foot $49 million penthouse. It would have been San Francisco'sBut it didn't.
"We believe that buyers interested in these spectacular spaces would prefer to customize their homes to their personal specifications to better match their specific tastes," Shannon said. He said there are plans and interior layouts available for the future buyers to choose from.
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