Candlestick Point
Candlestick Point is a 270-acre waterfront district taking shape on the San Francisco peninsula where Candlestick Park stood until 2015, in the Bayview Hunters Point neighborhood.
490 Jamestown Avenue, San Francisco. 7200 residences. Broke ground Sep 2026, targeting 2028.
Candlestick Point is a 270-acre waterfront district taking shape on the San Francisco peninsula where Candlestick Park stood until 2015, in the Bayview Hunters Point neighborhood. Developed by FivePoint Holdings, the master plan lays out roughly 60 new city blocks holding more than 7,200 homes, up to 2.8 million square feet of commercial and innovation-district space, shops and restaurants, and about 100 acres of parks and open space opening onto newly public bay shoreline. At its center sits Candlestick Center, an innovation district whose design framework was drawn by Perkins&Will around a walkable network of paseos and a central promenade linking the commercial core to the residential blocks and the water. It is one of the largest urban redevelopment sites in California and, at full build, will add an entirely new shoreline neighborhood to the southeastern edge of San Francisco.
Frequently asked
Where is Candlestick Point located?
Candlestick Point is located in San Francisco.
When will Candlestick Point be completed?
Candlestick Point is under construction, with completion expected in 2028 (a TMW estimate).
Who is developing Candlestick Point?
FivePoint Holdings is the developer behind Candlestick Point.
Who designed Candlestick Point?
Candlestick Point was designed by Perkins&Will.
How big is Candlestick Point?
Candlestick Point features 7200 residences.