Basketball Icon Steph Curry Sells $11 Million San Francisco Building to AI Company

Golden State Warriors point guard Steph Curry has offloaded his 10,000-square-foot San Francisco commercial building for $11 million, after headquarter plans for his business empire failed to manifest.The building has been sold to Dane Reinsurance Inc., a Utah-based company with ties to AI insurance start up Corgi. According to the San Francisco Standard, the company plans to open a number of 24/7 cafes in the city.“There’s been a lot of chatter about Corgi acquiring the Steph Curry building. The truth is, we’re building something bigger and better than what anyone could ever imagine,” Corgi startup partnerships manager Laura Dang said in a tongue-in-cheek video shared to X. “Only we know the truth.”The athlete reportedly purchased the two-story industrial site for $8.5 million in 2024, with major plans to knock it down and build a 25,000-square-foot, five-story building.Curry’s business collective, Thirty Ink—which exists to house his eight companies and 13 business entities, spanning brand partnerships, investments, media, and philanthropy—unveiled plans and renderings for the proposed office building in March 2025.Loading...Steph Curry has offloaded an industrial building he acq...