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From the award-winning historic development of Piers 1 ½, 3 & 5 to Pier 24 Photography to The Bay School of San Francisco,
Pacific Waterfront Partners is committed to creating people places.
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The Waterfront in the News

A whole new South Beach: Two teams set out to remake two San Francisco piers

By Laura Waxmann | Apr 29, 2021 | San Francisco Business Times

“In less than a decade, a roughly half-mile, barren stretch of the San Francisco waterfront described as a “dead zone” in the city’s South Beach neighborhood will be unrecognizable. That, at least, is the hope of the Port of San Francisco and two teams working independently but on parallel trajectories to redevelop two sets of dilapidated piers….”

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S.F.’s Embarcadero Seawall is Surprise Beneficiary of Spending Bill

By John King | Jan 3, 2021 | San Francisco Chronicle

“San Francisco’s quest to rebuild its Embarcadero seawall has received a boost from an unexpected source — the 5,593-page bundle of federal legislation that includes $900 billion for pandemic relief…”

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The Waterfront in the News

S.F. Port Commission Set to
Select Proposal to Remake Piers 38, 40

By Laura Waxmann | Jul 13, 2020 | San Francisco Business Times

“Staff is recommending that the San Francisco Port Commission select a $383 million proposal from Pacific Waterfront Partners to remake Piers 38 and 40 in South Beach into a waterfront playground and community market…”