San Francisco, California · Project encyclopedia
Find upcoming development and work underway. Every project keeps a permanent source-backed article and full history.
Original owner records reviewed 30 October 2026. This is an initial curated collection, not an exhaustive project register.
Selected dated project-owner milestones; this is not a live feed or confirmation that work happened today.
A report following SFMTA and Webcor's 21 October community meeting describes overhead-wire removal, utility isolation and site preparation. Major yard demolition is planned for early 2027.
2 October 2026 · Original sourceWaterfront Resilience Programme PreconstructionPort advertised pre-construction, engineering and design services with a November 2026 submission deadline.
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10 current projects
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7 selected projects
Planned, reviewed, approved or tendered. Forecast dates are not evidence that construction started.
Street and transit-priority improvements to Ocean Avenue and K Ingleside operations.
May 2026: Agency outlined a phased plan for limited Ocean Avenue transit lane implementation in early 2027.
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View permanent record ↗Upgrade signals, accessible crossings and street lighting at 11 Tenderloin intersections.
2026 published project timeline: Agency indicates design through summer 2026 and tendering in late 2026–early 2027.
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View permanent record ↗Streetscape and safer walking and cycling on Howard Street.
October 2025: SFMTA reported advanced design and expected to seek contractors after final documents.
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View permanent record ↗Renovation of an SFMTA-owned office building for agency operations.
2026 project programme: SFMTA states renovation was scheduled to begin in fall 2026 and last approximately 24 months.
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View permanent record ↗Preconstruction services for flood, seismic and shoreline-resilience planning.
2 October 2026: Port advertised pre-construction, engineering and design services with a November 2026 submission deadline.
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View permanent record ↗Long-term reuse and development of the Pier 70 mixed-use waterfront site.
11 August 2026: Port Commission received an update on transaction changes aimed at advancing Phase 1 vertical development.
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View permanent record ↗Transit stop accessibility and safety upgrades along the M Ocean View corridor.
2026 programme description: SFMTA documents initial quick-build improvements and a separate future capital construction phase.
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View permanent record ↗3 selected projects
Works that project owners identify as under construction; not a live on-site report.
SFMTA is replacing Potrero's century-old bus yard with a multi-level maintenance facility designed for up to 246 electric trolley buses, with separate potential Bryant Street housing.
29 October 2026: A report following SFMTA and Webcor's 21 October community meeting describes overhead-wire removal, utility isolation and site preparation. Major yard demolition is planned for early 2027.
Source evidence reviewed
View permanent record ↗New ferry landing connecting Mission Bay and the Central Waterfront with regional water transit.
2026 owner programme schedule: Port identifies Phase 2b ferry-landing and Agua Vista Park work as in progress for 2026–27.
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View permanent record ↗Waterfront public-space renewal alongside flood, seismic and sea-level resilience.
2026 programme schedule: Port documents near-term waterfront improvements and longer-term resilience work through 2030.
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View permanent record ↗Historical project records are preserved for research without crowding the current-project funnel.
San Francisco historical archive · 2 recordsVerified openings and completions, with original evidence and permanent articles.
Open archive ↗Selected source-backed municipal and waterfront projects in San Francisco; not a comprehensive census. Confidence percentages are editorial, not calibrated. Project pages distinguish source dates, forecast dates and research checks.
