Physician wants to turn $2.7M theater site into 5-story medical building — 3 things to know

The physician who purchased San Francisco’s Nob Hill Theater plans to raze it and replace it with a five-story medical building, SocketSite reports.

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Three quick points:

1. The proposed building would include medical office space, a surgery center and four residential units on the top three floors.

2. One four-bedroom unit would be reserved for the physician who plans to operate in the building.

3. Nob Hill Theater was sold to the physician for $2.7 million last year. It closed down after 50 years in business.

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