Steph Curry sells SF property after plans for buzzy new HQ collapse
Steph Curry sold the Dogpatch property that would've been used for his businesses.
Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry has sold the San Francisco property intended to house his off-court business, Thirty Ink, after the ambitious plans fell through. The company had aimed to move its headquarters from SoMa to the Dogpatch in the city's evolving Central Waterfront. Curry purchased the building in 2024, and it was sold to Dane Reinsurance Inc. in August for $11 million.
The original structure would have been replaced by a five-story, 24,691-square-foot office building. The sale of the San Francisco property adds to a series of recent real estate transactions involving the Currys, including the sale of their multimillion-dollar Atherton estate and a downtown San Francisco restaurant. The uncertainty around Curry's future with the Warriors, as he nears the end of his contract, has generated speculation about his post-playing career plans.
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