The Infinity

Four Attended Lobbies and a 75-Foot Lap Pool in South Beach

The Infinity is about 650 condos in four buildings at Folsom and Spear: towers of 37 stories at 301 Main and 42 at 338 Spear, and mid-rises at 333 Main and 318 Spear, with four attended lobbies, a 75-foot indoor lap pool, a spa and sauna, a 5,000-square-foot fitness center, a club lounge, a screening room and garage parking. Homes run from mid-rise one-bedrooms to tower penthouses, a block from the Embarcadero with Bay Bridge and water views from much of the towers.

Quick Facts

• Street address: 301 Main St, 333 Main St, 318 Spear St and 338 Spear St, San Francisco, CA 94105
• Built: 2008
• Homes: About 650 in four buildings
• Stories: 42 and 37 in the towers, 9 and 8 in the mid-rises
• Sizes: ≈ 650–3000 sq ft
• Parking: Assigned garage
• Pets: Ask us, HOA rules change
• Floor plans: 1BR, 2BR, 3BR, Penthouse
• Developer: Tishman Speyer
• Architect: Heller Manus Architects with Arquitectonica
• HOA: The Infinity Owners Association
• MLS district: 9H, South Beach

Amenities

• Four attended lobbies with concierge
• 75-foot indoor lap pool, spa and sauna
• 5,000-square-foot fitness center and yoga studio
• Club lounge with catering kitchen
• Private screening room
• Business center
• Landscaped courtyard with water feature
• Storage units and garage parking

The Good

• Four attended lobbies, so service never feels stretched
• The 75-foot lap pool and a big gym
• A block from the Embarcadero, with Bay Bridge and water views from much of the towers
• Choices at every size, from mid-rise one-bedrooms to tower penthouses

The Tradeoffs

• About 650 homes, so it’s a big community
• Mid-rise homes trade views for value
• Full service means HOA dues on the higher side

Around The Infinity

Who It's For

The Infinity is for buyers who want full service and a real choice of homes: downtown workers who want to walk to the office, swimmers who will actually use the lap pool, and anyone who wants Bay Bridge views. The mid-rises are one of the better values for a full-service building in South Beach.

The Backstory: A Whaling Ship Underneath

The Infinity was built on a surface parking lot at Folsom and Spear. During excavation in 2005, crews found a buried ship about 20 feet below the street, sitting on fill from an old ship-breaking yard. It turned out to be the Candace, a whaler built in 1818 that ended its days on the Gold Rush waterfront. The project itself was approved in 2003 alongside its sister, Lumina. Tishman Speyer finished the four buildings in 2008 with Heller Manus Architects and Arquitectonica, and the curving glass towers are still the signature of the South Beach skyline.

Floor Plans

One-bedrooms are mostly about 650 to 850 square feet, two-bedrooms about 1,150 to 1,350, and three-bedrooms start around 1,300 square feet, with penthouses up to about 3,000. Plan names differ by building, so start with the address. Insiders will find the plans and documents we have on file at the bottom of this page.

HOA Dues

Dues at The Infinity vary by home size and change with each year's budget, so we don't publish a number that could be out of date by the time you read it. Reach out and we're happy to share what's current.

Parking, Transit & Getting Around

Parking is in the garage, and many homes include a space, so check each listing. The Embarcadero Muni and BART station is about a 10-minute walk, the Salesforce Transit Center is closer, and the Embarcadero waterfront is a block away.

The Infinity Questions, Answered