A Glimpse Inside Mosser’s Building Remodels
When Mosser applies its “magic” to one of its apartment buildings, the company is creating a master plan for care and refurbishing that looks ahead 30 years and beyond. For its properties in San Francisco, Oakland and Los Angeles, Mosser takes its responsibility of residential caregiver seriously. The company is the steward of these buildings’ futures and of the experiences that residents will have in these environments for the decades to come. The company’s goal is to provide homes that exemplify quality, cleanliness, and safety at an affordable rental price (nearly always lower than average urban rents) for middle income workers.
1677 Bush Kitchen Before
1677 Bush Kitchen After
When Mosser invests in buildings, they are often under managed and in significant need of repair. From the onset, the Mosser team creates a master plan for each building’s unique character and the restoration team remains faithful to that plan going forward.
The goal is to raise the standard of quality of the building—and with that, the experience and comfort of the residents. This entails maintaining the building’s unique style while upgrading safety, energy efficiency, systems and finishes, creating contemporary and comfortable residences that are offered at reasonable pricing within neighborhoods adjacent to employment, transportation, entertainment, and other city amenities.
1677 Bush Laundry/Kitchen Before
1677 Bush Laundry/Kitchen After
To illustrate the improvements—and quality that goes into these remodels, check out the before and after photos of the Mosser San Francisco properties located at 1677 Bush Street in Lower Pacific Heights and 1525 Clay Street in Lower Nob Hill.
At 1677 Bush, Mosser refurbished a classic Victorian built at the turn of the 20th century. It has high ceilings and period fixtures. Mosser remains true to the Victorian style while accommodating today’s modern lifestyles and in some cases delivers open floor plans that allow families to come together in these larger spaces. The building offers 21 units – a mixture of studios, and one- and two-bedroom apartment residences.
1677 Bush Bathroom Before
1677 Bush Bathroom After
At 1525 Clay, which also reflects turn of the 20th century architecture — the refurbishing process restores the quality of the common areas and heightens the appeal of units within a building comprised of 12 junior one-bedroom homes. The difference between where Mosser starts and ends with each apartment really shows the care put into delivering a quality living experience for residents.
1525 Clay Kitchen Before
1525 Clay Kitchen After
Enhancements taking place at both properties share much in common, including Mosser’s tradition of exceeding city codes in areas of sustainability with energy efficient appliances and adapting individual unit layouts and features for modern lifestyles.
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