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The 102 St. Regis Residences, rising from the 22nd to 40th floors of the St. Regis hotel, are among the most desirable condos in San Francisco –comparable in location and services only to The Four Seasons Residences and the residences at The Ritz-Carlton. The beautiful 480-foot building is located next door to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, and across the street from the lovely Yerba Buena Gardens. The city’s most exciting galleries, restaurants, and shopping are just minutes away. The Minna Street entrance is beautifully landscaped, with bamboo rustling between limestone-clad columns. A metal mobile by Raymond Saunders sways above the porte cochere and is said to resemble a dense swarm of blackbirds. There is a sculpture by Masayuki Nagase which doubles as a fountain, with water streaming softly down the sides. A rooftop deck is marked by a line of bamboo trees. The famous Japanese fusion restaurant, Ame, is in the building, as well as the Museum of the African Diaspora, and the St. Regis’ 9,000 sq. ft. Remede spa. As of 2009, prices begin in the low $2 million range for two-bedrooms. Three-bedroom residences are over $3 million. Amenities:
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