SAN FRANCISCO—MIRA recently received its temporary certificateof occupancy and is welcoming new residents who may find thecondominium development a breath of fresh air, literally. The392-residence community located at 260 Spear St. was developed byTishman Speyer.

"It's a pleasure to watch this community come to life as newresidents move in," Carl Shannon, senior managing director atTishman Speyer, tells GlobeSt.com. "In this difficult time whenpeople are spending more time than ever at home, we're proud thatMIRA offers its residents ample opportunities to get somemuch-needed fresh air without having to leave the community.Between the private balconies featured in the majority of MIRA'sresidences and the 54,000 square feet of open space incorporatedinto MIRA's design, we're happy to see that residents are takingadvantage of these outdoor spaces."

Models are available for interested buyers to tour privately byappointment or virtual tours of all modelsare also available. Stringent safety protocols are in place toprotect all visitors to the sales gallery and model homes andensure that appointments are private. Located on the 23rd floor ofthe 40-story 400-foot tower, the two-bedroom/two-bathroom modelshave been staged and fully furnished by Jeff Schlarb DesignStudio.