JS Sullivan Debuts San Francisco Condo Project
The property opened amid a period of slumping condo listings and sales volumes in San Francisco.
JS Sullivan Development has launched Norvoir, a condominium building encompassing 35 residences in San Francisco’s North end. Compass Real Estate is leading the sales and marketing efforts.
Norvoir is at 915 N. Point St., in the city’s historic enclave near Ghirardelli Square and between the Marina District, Russian Hill and North Beach neighborhoods.
Close to U.S. Highway 101 as well as to interstates 80 and 280, the property is within 2 miles of downtown San Francisco, 13 miles from South San Francisco and within 15 miles from San Francisco International Airport.
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Additionally, Norvoir is close to multiple bus stops, in an area with a mix of open green spaces, retail and dining options, while also being close to cultural and tourist attractions, such as the city’s Maritime National Historical Park, Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture or the Cartoon Art Museum.
Floorplans at Norvoir include studio and one- to three-bedroom units with expansive windows and high ceilings. The building also comprises a full-floor penthouse. With interiors designed by Creative Director Alan Tse, residence features include Liebherr and Bosch kitchen appliances, quartz countertops, kitchen islands in select residences and white oak flooring, bathrooms with porcelain tile flooring, custom vanity and Grohe fixtures and accessories.
Additionally, each residence has smart lock systems while select residences include two bathrooms and terraces. Residents also have access to private lobbies, bicycle storage, parking space and an outdoor courtyard with kitchen and seating spaces.
Compass Real Estate’s Antoine Crumeyrolle and Isabelle Grotte have been tapped as exclusive sales and marketing agents in charge of Norvoir.
Low inventory in San Francisco
For-sale inventory in San Francisco is tight, with condo listings down by 7.5 percent year-over-year as of April, according to a recent Kinoko Real Estate report. The market also recorded a notable 21.2 percent decline in condo sales volume compared to last year, a sharp drop highlighting the area’s housing supply constraints.
A recent condominium completed in the area is Vantage at The Station, a 96-unit property in Sunnyvale, Calif. Developed by Toll Brothers, sales launched in late 2024, with prices starting at $929,995. The seven-story building is adjacent to twin building Outlook at The Station, with 96 residences, and to the Terraces at The Station, with 140 townhomes.
