Steph Curry sells San Francisco headquarters building for $11 million amid Warriors contract talks
Steph Curry sold a San Francisco property he bought for $8.5 million to a Utah corporation for $11 million.
In 2024, Steph Curry acquired a two-story masonry structure at the corner of 20th and Illinois streets in San Francisco for $8.5 million, planning to turn the 25,000-square-foot space into a flagship office for his off-court brand Thirty Ink, complete with event areas, labs, a roof deck and a three-bedroom penthouse. Renovations stalled in 2025 after a disagreement with a local union over labor usage, prompting Curry to list the property.
Property records show it was sold on Tuesday to a Utah corporation for $11 million. The transaction adds to a series of recent sales by Curry and his wife Ayesha, including an Atherton estate and a city condo. It arrives while Curry remains under contract with the Golden State Warriors through next year but has not yet signed a new deal, fueling speculation about his future. Ayesha Curry recently dismissed retirement rumors, emphasizing her husband’s work ethic and readiness for upcoming seasons.
Why it matters
The sale underscores Curry's business moves and fuels speculation about his next Warriors contract.
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