Stuff, a two-story consignment vintage store, is saying goodbye to the Mission due to unsuccessful lease negotiations with its landlord.
Stuff, a local vintage consignment store on Valencia Street, is closing next January. Photo by Annika Hom, taken September, 2022.
“It’s been probably the toughest six months in our life. Just because we love the people of San Francisco, we love our customers, we love our dealers, we love our staff,” Spinello said. “It breaks my heart.” The landlord offered to sell the building to them again this September for $6.9 million while allowing them to keep renting the space for three years at a 40 percent rent increase. San Francisco Chronicle
“Have you looked around?” Spinello said. “It’s all one-sided. We are helping him out in a troubling time, but we only have three years to turn things around.” Workers and dealers at Stuff had been notified of the closure a year ago and have had time to make arrangements after its closure, the co-owner said. Ais on Stuff’s social media page, where the workers said the owners will match the donations from the public up to $25,000 to compensate the staff members.
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