Stephen Curry has sold his San Francisco commercial property for $11 million, making a $2.5 million gross gain after purchasing it for $8.5 million in 2024. The building was originally intended to become the headquarters of his business venture, Thirty Ink. However, a dispute with the Carpenters Union forced him to abandon the project in 2025. The property has since found a new buyer linked to the artificial intelligence industry. Stephen Curry has sold his San Francisco commercial property for $11 million, making a $2.5 million gross gain after purchasing it for $8.5 million in 2024. The building was originally intended to become the headquarters of his business venture, Thirty Ink. However, a dispute with the Carpenters Union forced him to abandon the project in 2025. The property has since found a new buyer linked to the artificial intelligence industry.
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