IMAGINE WHAT'S POSSIBLE
THE NEXT CHAPTER
In 2024, the City of San Francisco approved plans to transform the vast expanse of parking lots around Stonestown Galleria into a vibrant new neighborhood. The mall began as a classic shopping center in the 1950s and today is a popular destination with shopping, dining, entertainment and grocery stores. Its next chapter will be a walkable neighborhood that blends what people love now with new housing, parks and green spaces, a retail “main street” and more — all in one place. For now, Stonestown will continue to be an enjoyable place for people of all ages and backgrounds to shop, dine and enjoy. Take a tour of Stonestown today and tomorrow with the four before and after scenes below.
GUIDING PRINCIPLES
New Homes
Thoughtfully designed residences will create a true live-work-play environment.
Retail Reimagined
A retail experience that brings you the best in fashion, lifestyle, entertainment and everyday essentials — from flagship stores to local and international shops.
Parks & Open Spaces
Six acres of beautifully designed outdoor areas to gather, relax, and connect.
A Culinary Destination
An exciting mix of restaurants, cafes, and pop-ups — from casual bites to elevated dining.
A Connected, Walkable, Transit-Friendly Hub
New pedestrian paths, bike-friendly routes, new parking garages and easy transit access, neighborhood paths, along with safety features like new crosswalks, streetlights and protected bike lanes, and more.
TOWN CENTER BASICS
- 3,500 new residential units from 3-18 floors
- 6 acres of new parks, plazas & town square
- New merchant lane on 20th Ave.
- Convenient underground and above ground parking
- Connections to walk, bike & scoot safely
WHAT'S IN STORE
- Infrastructure planning and project design for two-to-three years prior to breaking ground
- Built in phases while the mall you love stays open and gets even better
- 20% affordable housing at full buildout
- Rental and potential ownership properties
- Prioritizing senior housing and building a new 7,000 sq. ft. on-site senior center
- Prioritizing fees for a nearby educators village
- On-site childcare center
- Rolph Nicol Park improvements
- First Source and local hiring program + Local Business Enterprise target
- Funds for firefighting equipment
- Transportation improvements ($50m+ fees)
- New and updated infrastructure
- 800 jobs annually and 1,400 permanent jobs from project
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