Mission Blue Zone

A visionary mixed-use development transforming South San Francisco's Mission Street corridor

About Mission Blue Zone

Redefining Urban Living in South San Francisco

Mission Blue Zone is a transformative 28-acre mixed-use development planned for the Mission Street corridor in South San Francisco. Inspired by the "Blue Zones" concept of healthy, sustainable communities, this project will create a vibrant, walkable neighborhood.

Developed by Hines, a global real estate leader, Mission Blue Zone will feature over 1,700 residential units, 1 million square feet of office and R&D space, and extensive public amenities designed to promote wellness and community connection.

This development represents a significant step in South San Francisco's vision to revitalize the Mission Street corridor into a complete, sustainable urban environment that balances living, working, and recreation.

Mission Blue Zone Development

Project Components

A comprehensive mixed-use development with diverse offerings

Residential Units

Residential Living

1,700+ thoughtfully designed residential units ranging from studios to multi-bedroom homes, with 15% designated as below-market-rate housing.

1,700+ Units Mixed Housing
Office Space

Office & Innovation

1 million+ square feet of state-of-the-art office and R&D space designed for biotech, life sciences, and technology companies.

1M+ Sq.Ft. R&D Focus
Public Amenities

Public Amenities

9+ acres of public open space, parks, plazas, retail areas, and pedestrian-friendly pathways creating a vibrant community hub.

9+ Acres Retail Space

Development Features

Sustainable design and community-focused amenities

Sustainability

All-electric buildings, LEED Gold certification targets, and extensive green spaces

Walkability

Pedestrian-first design with wide sidewalks, bike lanes, and reduced vehicle dominance

Wellness Focus

Inspired by Blue Zones principles to promote healthy living and community connection

Urban Integration

Seamlessly connects with existing neighborhoods and public transportation