San Francisco office buildings — the public record

What this metro does not have yet. Owner mailing addresses are not published either, so landlord portfolios cannot be grouped the way they are in Miami. Rather than fill the gap with an inference, the sections are absent.

Data provenance — public records only

• Miami-Dade County Property Appraiser — assessment roll — Parcel identity, site address, recorded owner, use code, areas, year built and assessed values, via the county's public GIS services (MD_LandInformation, PaGis layer).
• Miami-Dade County Local Business Tax roll — Business-tax receipts: business name, premises address (incl. suite/floor), account status and start date, via the county's public GIS services.
• Florida Division of Corporations (Sunbiz) — corporate data file — Registered entities: document number, status, filing date, registered agent and principal address, from the state's public quarterly data file.
• Miami-Dade County Property Appraiser — recorded sale — The last recorded transfer price and date for the parcel, from the county's public property point view.
• Florida Department of Revenue — Sale Data File — Every transfer in the current roll period with the property appraiser's sale qualification code, vacant/improved code, multi-parcel flag and the clerk's recording reference.
• U.S. General Services Administration — lease inventory — Active federal leases published monthly: annual rent actually paid, rentable square feet, effective and expiration dates, termination right, renewal options remaining and the lessor's name.

Every fact on this page is drawn from the government records above — no listing sites, no scraped platforms, no third-party images. Facts from public records are uncopyrightable; each tenancy row carries its source and match confidence. Records can lag reality — a business-tax receipt or registration at an address is evidence of occupancy, not a lease confirmation.