Reported Sep 22, 2026 · Source: Hoodline
According to a press release from WareSpace, the company purchased 161 Starlite Street for $16.05 million and intends to convert the site into more than 85 flexible units, most ranging from roughly 200 to 2,000 square feet. A 64,103-square-foot industrial building at 161 Starlite Street in South San Francisco has changed hands for $16.05 million, and its new owner has plans to slice it into more than 85 tiny flexible warehouse units aimed at small businesses.
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A 64,103-square-foot industrial building at 161 Starlite Street in South San Francisco has changed hands for $16.05 million, and its new owner has plans to slice it into more than 85 tiny flexible warehouse units aimed at small businesses.
According to a press release from WareSpace, the company purchased 161 Starlite Street for $16.05 million and intends to convert the site into more than 85 flexible units, most ranging from roughly 200 to 2,000 square feet.
Article date: 2026-09-22T18:50:52.000Z
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