Radiance at Mission Bay: an Update
As part of our series of sales updates (Park Terrace, 235 Berry) in Mission Bay, Radiance is the only new development project NOT on Berry St and instead is forging new territory by building next to waterfront at the southern-end of Mission Bay.
Mission Bay: the little red “1″ is where Radiance is located… You can also see Cirque Du Soleil’s tents on “Seawall Lot 337″
Image courtesy Bosa Development.
The eastern-most street is Terry Francois Blvd. Radiance will be bounded by China Basin Street to the North and Mission Bay Blvd to the South. (corrected by “AC” – thank you!)
Image courtesy Bosa Development
After a recent tour down in the area, we were quite impressed with the progress being made on all the development projects around the area (including Alexandria, Lowe Enterprises’ office building, and Radiance II), the street-scaping, and the park lands. You can really see just how close (and attractive) Bosa’s Radiance will be to what we hope will be a thriving waterfront.
Sales Report: Radiance after a torrid first release – they have anywhere from 43 to 49 in reservation/contract (they are quoting a very rough “50%”). They have taken a mini-breather on their marketing (they haven’t posted a Chron ad for several months now) as they are waiting for their models to be finished which they hope to be in January of 2008. Sales of the much larger Radiance II (316 condo units and two taller towers) will commence sometime in the first quarter of 2008.
Current Availability:
- 1BR’s (847-1159sf) $649k-$957k
- 2BR’s (1081-1391sf) $898k-$1.584M
- 2BR+Den (1339-1802sf) $1.166M-$1.878M
- 2BR+Den Townhomes (1683-1832sf) $1.354M-$2.231M
A fitness center, billiards lounge, landscaped courtyard with outdoor fire pit are some of the amenities of Radiance.
Contact a new development specialist today: Mark Choey – 415.630.0204 or use this form below.
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