On The Market: Buy Eco-Sainthood at Arterra
Friday, May 2, 2008, by Sarah Hromack


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A couple of units at Arterra popped up on the market today. Both units at 300 Berry Street, #423 and #201, are listed below the Arterra's initial asking rates (at least one is a re-sale). The ever-clever Team Arterra/ Hayes has lured in buyers with several re-financing packages delivered in the wake of the mortgage crisis (we need a new word for that phenomenon, no?); the latest, sent out in a (rather weak) strategic Earth Day blitz, inviting folks in for a tour and free copy of an environmental guidebook or some such. For those who missed the memo, Arterra is designed to be the first LEED-rated residential high-rise building.
· 300 Berry St #423; 1 bed/bath; 622 sq. ft.; $499,000 [MLS]
· 300 Berry St #201; 1 bed/bath; 919 sq. ft.; $659,000 [MLS]
· Curbed Inside Update: The Arterra [Curbed SF]


Filed under SF: Mission Bay, Arterra, Earth Day, Environment, LEED-certified, Sustainable Construction

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