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| Odd Fellows Hall Building | 1909 | 6-26 Seventh Street | G.A. Dodge, architect |
| Hibernia Bank Building (San Francisco Landmark 130) | 1889 | One Jones Street | Pissis & Moore, architects |
| Kaplan's Building | 1908 | 1053-1055 Market Street | Intrusion. The current two-story building is all that remains of the 1908 Forrest Building, which was a fine seven-story loft building heavily damaged in a six-alarm arson fire on 4 January 1979. |
| Wilson Building | 1900 | 973 Market Street | Percy & Polk, architects |
| Hale Brothers Department Store (National Register #86003492) | 1900 | 979-989 Market Street | Reid Brothers, architects |
| Loew's Warfield Theatre | 1921 | 982-998 Market Street | G. Albert Lansburgh, architect |
| Building at 993 market Street | 1907 | 993 Market Street | Intrusion. Stucco entirely replaces or conceals the building constructed in 1907. |
| David Hewes Building | 1908 | 995 Market Street | Intrusion. Reid Brothers, architects. Modern cladding disguises the entire sixteen floors. |
| San Christian Building | 1913 | 1000-1016 Market Street | Miller & Colmesnil, architects |
| Delger Building | 1907 | 1001-1005 Market Street | Hermann Barth, architect |
| Walker Building | 1911 | 1007-1009 Market Street | Attributed to Cunningham & Politeo |
| Building at 1011-1013 Market Street | 1908 | 1011-1013 Market Street | Intrusion. Repeatedly remodeled. |
| Eastern Outfitting Company Building | 1909 | 1017-10212 Market Street | MacDonald & Applegarth, architects |
| de Laveage Building | 1906 | 1023 Market Street | Otto F. Schiller, engineer |
| Panama Theatre | 1909 | 1025-1027 Market Street | Intrusion. Repeatedly remodeled. |
| Golden Gate Building | 1906 | 1028-1056 Market Street | Shea & Shea, architects |
| Building at 1029 Market Street | 1910 | 1029 Market Street | Intrusion. Joined pair of two-story buildings. Cladding disguises any remains of the original buildings. |
| Weinstein's Department Store | 1907 | 1035-1045 Market Street | Intrusion. Three or four interconnected loft buildings completely covered in 1949 with grey porcelain enamel panels. |
| Sterling Building | 1907 | 1049 Market Street | Reid Brothers, architects |
| Ede Building | 1910 | 1059-1061 Market Street | William Knowles, architect |
| Globe Investment Company Building | 1909 | 1063 Market Street | Paff & Bauer, architects |
| Paramount Theatre Site | | 1066 Market | Intrusion. The Paramount Theatre was demolished c1960. |
| Egyptian Theatre | 1924 | 1067-1071 Market Street | Rousseau & Rousseau, architects |
| Prager's Department Store | 1910 | 1072-1098 Market Street | Sylvain Schnaittacher, architect |
| Imperial Theatre | 1912 | 1075 Market Street | Intrusion. An addition and stucco conceal almost all the original façade. |
| Federal Hotel | 1912 | 1083-1087 Market Street | William Curlett & Son, architects |
| Building at 1089-1093 Market Street | 1920 | 1089-1093 Market Street | Intrusion. None of the original building is visible from the street. In 1923 it appears to have been a small public market with half a dozen different food concessions. |
| Grant Building | 1902 | 1095-1097 market Street | Newton Tharp, architect |
| Hotel Shaw | 1926 | 1100-1112 Market Street | H. A. Minton, architect |
| Golden Gate Theatre | 1921 | 1-35 Taylor Street | G. Albert Lansburgh, architect |
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12 March 2004