East Cut

The blocks between Market and Folsom around First, Second and Fremont Streets — the assessor's Financial District South, rebuilt as an office district under the 1985 Downtown Plan. Coverage here begins with the buildings named in the city's public-art and privately-owned-public-open-space inventories.

• 1st Street
  1 building, built 1988.
• Beale Street
  2 buildings, built 1967.
• Brannan Street
  9 buildings, built 1908–1959; 4 in the South End Historic District.
• Bryant Street
  28 buildings, built 1906–2015.
• Folsom Street
  1 building.
• Fremont Street
  3 buildings, built 1928–2018.
• Harrison Street
  11 buildings, built 1925–1989.
• Hawthorne Street
  10 buildings, built 1900–1987; 2 in the New Montgomery-Mission-Second Street Conservation District.
• Howard Street
  6 buildings, built 1987–2019.
• Jack London Alley
  2 buildings, built 1923–1929; 1 in the South End Historic District.
• Jessie Street
  1 building, built 1982.
• Lansing Street
  1 building, built 2016.
• Market Street
  5 buildings, built 1964–1981.
• Minna Street
  2 buildings, built 1910–1999; 1 in the New Montgomery-Mission-Second Street Conservation District.
• Mission Street
  6 buildings, built 1981–2015.
• Natoma Street
  7 buildings, built 1907–1971; 6 in the New Montgomery-Mission-Second Street Conservation District.
• New Montgomery Street
  10 buildings, built 1901–1988; 10 in the New Montgomery-Mission-Second Street Conservation District.
• Perry Street
  6 buildings, built 1900–2020.
• Second Street
  6 buildings, built 1900–2016; 1 in the New Montgomery-Mission-Second Street Conservation District.
• Shaw Alley
  1 building, built 1906.
• South Park
  1 building, built 1907; 1 in the South Park Historic District.
• Stevenson Street
  2 buildings, built 1986–1989.
• Stillman Street
  8 buildings, built 1906–1944.
• Sutter Street
  2 buildings, built 1907–1922.
• Third Street
  14 buildings, built 1900–1999; 1 in the SoMa LGBTQ Historic District.

• Guy Place Mini Park
  Mini park, 3,920 sq ft.
• South Park
  Neighborhood park or playground, 1.1 acres.

Market Street separates these blocks from the Financial District to the north. South of Market lies west and South Beach south towards the ballpark. This site files the three separately; the city's own boundary counts them as one Financial District/South Beach neighborhood.