Storied Landmark Returns to Original Luster

SAN FRANCISCO—A historical landmark and one of the city’s most celebrated architectural gems, the Hibernia Bank, has been completely renovated by Dolmen Property Group, a local real estate developer. Constructed in 1892, the Hibernia Bank building at One Jones Street was abandoned and had not been an operating property since 1985, standing vacant for 30 years until it was acquired by Dolmen in 2008. The only exception was when the San Francisco Police Department occupied the basement of the building from 1991 to 2000 as a general neighborhood facility before moving to its new headquarters.

Seamus Naughten of Dolmen Property Group tells GlobeSt.com: “Restoring The Hibernia Bank–a masterpiece by Albert Pissis–was extraordinarily challenging from the seismic retrofit work to the vertical surgical core drilling. We are proud to offer this magnificent space in a neighborhood that is transitioning and expanding rapidly.”