San Francisco Skyline Remade by Tallest West Coast Office Tower
- Salesforce Tower reaches its top height of 1,070 feet
- About 400,000 square feet of space remains to be leased
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One of the most visible symbols of San Francisco’s technology-fueled boom is nearing completion and reshaping the city’s skyline.
Builders laid the final beam yesterday for Salesforce Tower, a $1 billion skyscraper that now stands as the tallest office building west of Chicago. The 1,070-foot (326-meter) tower is set to be finished this summer and the main tenant, Salesforce.com Inc., expects to start moving in by the end of the year.