The new location will allow both Apex and Holy Stitch! to remain in Central Market. With assistance from City-funded services to attract and stabilize existing arts organizations and small businesses in the Central Market and Tenderloin, Apex and Holy Stitch! signed a five-year lease for a co working art studio and boutique, respectively, with property owner Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Center at 42 Turk Street. “We are proud to be a part of the City’s plan to revitalize and reinvigorate this historic section of San Francisco.” “Spotify is both a technology and a music company so the Central Market location and association with the Warfield theater were a perfect fit for us,” Spotify VP of Strategic Partnerships Tom Hsieh.
Finding a permanent home in San Francisco’s Central Market neighborhood, Spotify now has space to aggressively grow. Spotify is moving from a co-working space in the Financial District to fill three floors of the Warfield building, bringing the long empty building close to full occupancy. “And I am just as thrilled that the new employers arriving on Market Street are being joined by vibrant new small businesses and arts establishments that will be our long-term partners as we revitalize the Central Market and Tenderloin.” “Spotify is innovating how we listen to music, and I am thrilled to welcome them as the eleventh technology company to choose a Central Market location,” said Mayor Lee. Three other businesses are joining Spotify and moving to Central Market: Apex, Holy Stitch! and Phantom Coast Gastropub and Brewery.
Lee today announced that four new businesses have signed leases in the Central Market neighborhood, including digital music service Spotify, which has signed a lease for 13,500 square feet of office space in the Warfield Building on Market Street.
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