NBA star Steph Curry, known for his exceptional skills on the court, is now charting a new course in the business world. His company, Thirty Ink, is gearing up to transform a decrepit commercial building in San Francisco into its new headquarters, a move reflected in the latest designs and plans unveiled by the organization.

New Headquarters in Dogpatch

Thirty Ink, which operates multiple ventures in sports management, lifestyle, media, and philanthropy, has secured a location at 600 20th St., situated in the emerging Dogpatch neighborhood. The facility will replace an old, two-story structure with a modern five-story building spanning 25,000 square feet, featuring a dedicated community space on the ground floor.

Strategic Location Choice

Tiffany Williams, Chief Operating Officer of Thirty Ink, highlighted the decision to relocate as a significant step for the company, citing the area’s deep-rooted history and its proximity to Chase Center, home of the Golden State Warriors. The company previously purchased the mixed-use building, built in 1972, for $8.5 million.

Planned Building Features

The architectural design, led by Workshop1, received city approval last April, and construction is expected to take around 18 months once all permits are finalized. Key features of the new headquarters will include:

• 9,000 square feet of office space
• Approximately 2,680 square feet of lab space
• 3,300 square feet designated for art activities
• A three-bedroom unit for guest accommodation on the fifth floor
• A solar roof and bicycle parking facilities

The inviting design of the ground floor aims to create a welcoming community hub for visitors.

A Long-Term Commitment

Williams emphasized that this move solidifies Thirty Ink’s intention to remain a prominent entity in San Francisco, even as Curry’s basketball career gradually approaches its end. “Stephen’s career is winding down,” she stated, “and we are saying that work doesn’t stop. We are going to be here and continue working and growing and elevating the under.”

Steph Curry’s Business Ventures

As he enters a pivotal stage of his career, Curry remains focused on his entrepreneurial pursuits. He has been with the Golden State Warriors since 2009, but is now contemplating life beyond basketball. “It’s okay to accept and acknowledge that the end is near,” he reflected in a recent interview. He noted how such realizations help amplify the importance of present moments.

Curry’s Real Estate Portfolio

Steph Curry’s endeavors also extend into real estate. Alongside his wife, Ayesha Curry, he has acquired several high-profile properties, including a luxury condo in San Francisco’s Four Seasons Residences for approximately $8 million and a primary residence in Atherton, valued at $31 million.

In January 2023, the couple expressed concerns over a proposed multifamily development near their home, indicating their commitment to maintaining their privacy and security. Despite their objections, the Atherton City Council approved the plan with amendments aimed at appeasing local residents.