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The Mission Bay headquarters complex leased by Dropbox is being sold for $1.08 billion, the second-highest price in San Francisco history for a single property.

Owner Kilroy Realty said Monday it has agreed to sell the 750,000-square-foot property for around $1,440 per square foot, the highest price per square foot in city history. The four-building complex at 1800 Owens St. is branded as the Exchange.

The deal would eclipse all previous transactions aside from Boston Properties' $1.2 billion purchase in 1998 of Embarcadero Center, which is about four times the size of the Exchange. It is expected to close at the end of this month.

Kilroy Realty declined to name the buyer. A source with knowledge of the deal who wasn't authorized to speak publicly said it was KKR, the private equity giant. KKR declined to comment.

The coronavirus pandemic has disrupted San Francisco's real estate boom, with almost no major leases signed last year and numerous companies including Dropbox adopting a permanent remote work policy. But the Exchange remains appealing to tenants, including in the growing biotech sector, because it can be configured as lab space. After Dropbox listed around half of the building for sublease, Vir Biotechnology took 133,896 square feet late last year.

'This transaction demonstrates that quality assets in quality locations remain highly attractive to buyers and in this case generated a record price,' said John Kilroy, CEO of Kilroy Realty, in a statement.

Kilroy spent around $585 million building the Exchange and leased all of the office space to Dropbox in 2017, in what was the city's biggest lease at the time. Facebook's lease for all of Park Tower in the Transbay district set a new record in 2018.

The Exchange sale follows the $650 million sale of the Transamerica Pyramid during the pandemic and a roughly $420 million deal last week for Uptown Station in Oakland, which is leased by Square.

'This is a resounding sign that people are still excited to be a part of San Francisco and its future,' Mayor London Breed said in a statement.

The sale will be a windfall for the city, generating $64.8 million in real estate transfer taxes. The tax bill is twice as high as it would have been in 2020, after voters passed Proposition I in November to double the transfer tax on sales over $25 million to 6% starting this year. Kilroy gave $225,000 to oppose the measure.

The Exchange's annual property tax bill assessed at around 1.2% will also increase to almost $13 million. It was assessed at $789 milllion in 2019, generating almost $9.5 million, and making it the ninth most valuable property in the Bay Area.

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KKR is one of the largest U.S. private equity firms with net income of $1.94 billion last year. It has invested in hundreds of companies and owns the San Francisco fitness operator Bay Club. Its tech investments include Lyft and TikTok app maker ByteDance.

Kilroy is one of the largest landlords on the West Coast and owns buildings leased by tech companies including Adobe, Salesforce and Netflix. Stripe is moving out of San Francisco into Kilroy's Oyster Point project in South San Francisco, which also includes biotech space.

Roland Li is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. Email: roland.li@sfchronicle.com Twitter: @rolandlisf

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Dropbox is rolling out its previously announced file transfer service to all users from today after a four-month beta period.

The cloud-storage giant first unveiled Dropbox Transfer back in July, and it serves as an easy way for users to share files with people when collaboration isn't important. This could be useful for delivering a finished product, such as a video or a contract.

Using Dropbox Transfer, the sender can access key stats, such as how often a link has been clicked on or how many times it has been downloaded. They can also choose to receive download alerts each time someone accesses the files and set passwords for security, as well as expire limits so that a file automatically disappears after a set period of time.

It's worth noting that some of this functionality already exists as part of Dropbox's shared-links feature, which also offers expiry times and password-protection. But the use cases for Transfer are slightly different — shared links is aimed at situations where an end-user may require access to files that change frequently.

While Dropbox Transfer is available on all pricing tiers, the features will vary according to the plan. On the free tier, users can share files of up to 100MB, which will expire after seven days. However, paid users on the Professional, Business Advanced, Enterprise, or Education plans can set the expiry time for seven, 30, 60, or 90 days and are afforded 100GB for each transfer.

Those on a Dropbox Plus or Business Standard subscription still have the same seven-day expiry limit, but they can transfer up to 2GB worth of files at a time.

Since its inaugural beta launch four months ago, Dropbox has made at least two notable improvements to Transfer — users can now initiate a transfer from inside its desktop and iOS app (not just Dropbox.com), and those using iPhones or iPads can also access transfers they've been sent directly from their mobile devices.

There are countless similar tools tools out there, of course, including WeTransfer and Mozilla's Firefox Send. But integrated into one of the world's most popular cloud-storage services, Dropbox Transfer will likely prove popular for its millions of existing users.

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The existing Dropbox shared-link functionality will likely suffice for many users, but for those who want to limit access or ensure that subsequent file updates are not available to the recipient, Transfer will likely be a welcome addition. 'Transfer is designed for times when you need to turn over large collections of final files to clients and other people outside your company,' Dropbox wrote in a blog post.

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Owner Kilroy Realty said Monday it has agreed to sell the 750,000-square-foot property for around $1,440 per square foot, the highest price per square foot in city history. The four-building complex at 1800 Owens St. is branded as the Exchange.

The deal would eclipse all previous transactions aside from Boston Properties' $1.2 billion purchase in 1998 of Embarcadero Center, which is about four times the size of the Exchange. It is expected to close at the end of this month.

Kilroy Realty declined to name the buyer. A source with knowledge of the deal who wasn't authorized to speak publicly said it was KKR, the private equity giant. KKR declined to comment.

The coronavirus pandemic has disrupted San Francisco's real estate boom, with almost no major leases signed last year and numerous companies including Dropbox adopting a permanent remote work policy. But the Exchange remains appealing to tenants, including in the growing biotech sector, because it can be configured as lab space. After Dropbox listed around half of the building for sublease, Vir Biotechnology took 133,896 square feet late last year.

'This transaction demonstrates that quality assets in quality locations remain highly attractive to buyers and in this case generated a record price,' said John Kilroy, CEO of Kilroy Realty, in a statement.

Kilroy spent around $585 million building the Exchange and leased all of the office space to Dropbox in 2017, in what was the city's biggest lease at the time. Facebook's lease for all of Park Tower in the Transbay district set a new record in 2018.

The Exchange sale follows the $650 million sale of the Transamerica Pyramid during the pandemic and a roughly $420 million deal last week for Uptown Station in Oakland, which is leased by Square.

'This is a resounding sign that people are still excited to be a part of San Francisco and its future,' Mayor London Breed said in a statement.

The sale will be a windfall for the city, generating $64.8 million in real estate transfer taxes. The tax bill is twice as high as it would have been in 2020, after voters passed Proposition I in November to double the transfer tax on sales over $25 million to 6% starting this year. Kilroy gave $225,000 to oppose the measure.

The Exchange's annual property tax bill assessed at around 1.2% will also increase to almost $13 million. It was assessed at $789 milllion in 2019, generating almost $9.5 million, and making it the ninth most valuable property in the Bay Area.

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KKR is one of the largest U.S. private equity firms with net income of $1.94 billion last year. It has invested in hundreds of companies and owns the San Francisco fitness operator Bay Club. Its tech investments include Lyft and TikTok app maker ByteDance.

Kilroy is one of the largest landlords on the West Coast and owns buildings leased by tech companies including Adobe, Salesforce and Netflix. Stripe is moving out of San Francisco into Kilroy's Oyster Point project in South San Francisco, which also includes biotech space.

Roland Li is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. Email: roland.li@sfchronicle.com Twitter: @rolandlisf

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Join Transform 2021 this July 12-16. Register for the AI event of the year.

Dropbox is rolling out its previously announced file transfer service to all users from today after a four-month beta period.

The cloud-storage giant first unveiled Dropbox Transfer back in July, and it serves as an easy way for users to share files with people when collaboration isn't important. This could be useful for delivering a finished product, such as a video or a contract.

Using Dropbox Transfer, the sender can access key stats, such as how often a link has been clicked on or how many times it has been downloaded. They can also choose to receive download alerts each time someone accesses the files and set passwords for security, as well as expire limits so that a file automatically disappears after a set period of time.

It's worth noting that some of this functionality already exists as part of Dropbox's shared-links feature, which also offers expiry times and password-protection. But the use cases for Transfer are slightly different — shared links is aimed at situations where an end-user may require access to files that change frequently.

While Dropbox Transfer is available on all pricing tiers, the features will vary according to the plan. On the free tier, users can share files of up to 100MB, which will expire after seven days. However, paid users on the Professional, Business Advanced, Enterprise, or Education plans can set the expiry time for seven, 30, 60, or 90 days and are afforded 100GB for each transfer.

Those on a Dropbox Plus or Business Standard subscription still have the same seven-day expiry limit, but they can transfer up to 2GB worth of files at a time.

Since its inaugural beta launch four months ago, Dropbox has made at least two notable improvements to Transfer — users can now initiate a transfer from inside its desktop and iOS app (not just Dropbox.com), and those using iPhones or iPads can also access transfers they've been sent directly from their mobile devices.

There are countless similar tools tools out there, of course, including WeTransfer and Mozilla's Firefox Send. But integrated into one of the world's most popular cloud-storage services, Dropbox Transfer will likely prove popular for its millions of existing users.

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The existing Dropbox shared-link functionality will likely suffice for many users, but for those who want to limit access or ensure that subsequent file updates are not available to the recipient, Transfer will likely be a welcome addition. 'Transfer is designed for times when you need to turn over large collections of final files to clients and other people outside your company,' Dropbox wrote in a blog post.

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