Welcome to Mission Bay
A thriving waterfront community.
Nestled on the east side of San Francisco, Mission Bay is one of California’s most up-and-coming communities. It’s quickly becoming a central hub for young professionals, with a CalTrain stop that’s perfect for commuting and luxurious apartments with bayside views. Living in this new and modern neighborhood means dining at the trendiest restaurants, walking along wide boulevards and green spaces, and becoming part of a vibrant community.
During the 20th century, Mission Bay turned from marshland into an industrial hub, where horse-drawn vehicles and railroad cars brought valuable materials in and out of shipyards, warehouses, and factories. Then, in the 1990s, the city announced its plans to turn Mission Bay into a planned community, the most significant urban development since the Golden Gate Bridge.
In this sunny, spacious community, you’ll find a wide range of multi-unit buildings that are constantly rising from the ground. Similarly, some restaurants and shops are popping up, too, making Mission Bay even more coveted. Each home is crafted with a contemporary feel in mind, from open floor plans to endless outdoor amenities. Here's what you will love in Mission Bay: it's home to the state-of-the-art UCSF Medical Center and Chase Center, it has the CalTrain stop for commuters, and is home to luxury condo complexes, extravagant green spaces, and water views.
Welcome to Mission Bay
A thriving waterfront community.
Nestled on the east side of San Francisco, Mission Bay is one of California’s most up-and-coming communities. It’s quickly becoming a central hub for young professionals, with a CalTrain stop that’s perfect for commuting and luxurious apartments with bayside views. Living in this new and modern neighborhood means dining at the trendiest restaurants, walking along wide boulevards and green spaces, and becoming part of a vibrant community.
During the 20th century, Mission Bay turned from marshland into an industrial hub, where horse-drawn vehicles and railroad cars brought valuable materials in and out of shipyards, warehouses, and factories. Then, in the 1990s, the city announced its plans to turn Mission Bay into a planned community, the most significant urban development since the Golden Gate Bridge.
In this sunny, spacious community, you’ll find a wide range of multi-unit buildings that are constantly rising from the ground. Similarly, some restaurants and shops are popping up, too, making Mission Bay even more coveted. Each home is crafted with a contemporary feel in mind, from open floor plans to endless outdoor amenities. Here's what you will love in Mission Bay: it's home to the state-of-the-art UCSF Medical Center and Chase Center, it has the CalTrain stop for commuters, and is home to luxury condo complexes, extravagant green spaces, and water views.
