Steph Curry's buys $8.5 million property in Dogpatch

Stephen Curry bought a property last week just blocks away from where the Golden State Warriors play.

Why it matters: It's a good sign for the city's economy and for us Warriors fans that, despite a disappointing season in which the Dubs failed to make the playoffs, Curry is continuing to plant roots in San Francisco.

State of play: Curry purchased a building at 600 20th St. for $8.5 million to serve as the new headquarters for his Thirty Ink business, the San Francisco Chronicle reports .

• A representative of Thirty Ink, a nod to the No. 30 jersey Curry wears on the court, said the company hopes to contribute to the Dogpatch neighborhood's "revitalization" of the area, according to the Chronicle.
• Thirty Ink is an umbrella organization for Curry's eight businesses and 13 entities, including the Eat. Learn. Play. Foundation and Unanimous Media .

What to watch: Thirty Ink's plan is to demolish the currently vacant property on the lot and construct a five-story, 25,000-square-foot building to accommodate offices, space for arts activities, a three-bedroom unit, a roof deck and more.

• The demolition plans, however, are pending approval by the city's planning department, the Chronicle reports.

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