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Mega-Development Could Transform San Francisco’s 4th and King Railyards Into a Towering Urban Hub

January 9, 20252 Mins read1.1k
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San Francisco’s 4th and King Caltrain railyard, a 20-acre site at the crossroads of Mission Bay and the South of Market (SoMa) district, is poised for a transformative redevelopment. Preliminary plans envision a transit-oriented mega-development anchored by an 850-foot tower, the city’s second-tallest building, alongside a cluster of high-rises, housing, and retail spaces. The project, […]

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