3550 Cesar Chavez ST San Francisco, CA 94110 Active

UPDATED: 05/15/2026 11:23 PM ON SITE: 17 days on site

Listed by Catherine S Bassick Douglas Elliman of California, Inc.

$58,000,000

73,657 SqFt

Key Details

Property Description

This listing includes two parcels: 1500 Valencia Street and 3500 Cesar Chavez Street. A once in a generation opportunity to acquire and transform one of the largest transit oriented development assemblages in San Francisco's urban core. Located in the heart of the Mission District, this extraordinary 81,215 sq. ft. offering represents a rare opportunity to control a site of this scale in one of the most supply-constrained and globally recognized cities in the world. Positioned just one block from the 24th Street Mission BART Station with immediate access to Highways 101 and 280, the property is exceptionally well-suited for large-scale residential, mixed-use, hospitality, institutional, medical, life science, or innovation-driven redevelopment. The site offers unparalleled connectivity to Downtown San Francisco, Mission Bay, SOMA, Silicon Valley, and the Peninsula, while also benefiting from walkability to the vibrant Valencia Street corridor, Dolores Park, acclaimed dining, retail, and cultural destinations that define the Mission neighborhood, adjacent to Bernal Heights. As California continues to incentivize transit-oriented housing and urban redevelopment, this site is uniquely positioned to benefit from evolving state and local policies encouraging higher-density development near major transit infrastructure. Its proximity to BART places the property within a highly desirable transit-rich corridor that may benefit from SB 79 and other pro-housing initiatives designed to streamline approvals, increase density potential, and support large-scale mixed-use and residential development near transit hubs. In a market where assembling large contiguous parcels has become extraordinarily difficult, opportunities of this magnitude are exceptionally scarce. The scale, location, transit accessibility, and flexible redevelopment potential create a compelling opportunity for developers, institutional investors, and visionary end users seeking to create a landmark project with lasting architectural and economic significance.The surrounding area continues to evolve as one of San Francisco's most dynamic live-work-play environments, strengthened by proximity to UCSF Mission Bay, UCSF Parnassus, and Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center.Large-scale urban development opportunities of this caliber rarely come to market. This development site is an opportunity to create a legacy project in one of the world's most iconic cities.