Turner's $2.6 billion Terminal 3 West job routes SFO passengers through interim corridors and closes the departures curb between Doors 6 and 13. Planners contracting a group on the airport corridor should fix the coach address, time the walk and attach the three opening dates.
The Planning Commission approved One Oak on 19 March 2026. The tower adds 541 apartments, two service bays on Oak Street and five hotels inside 400 metres of the site.
Emerald Fund and SDG filed on 7 August 2026 to convert the 1968 office building at 150 Hayes Street into 104 apartments, one fewer than the first announcement, with one added story of 15,530 square feet. The record carries no construction date. A group sales team in the Civic Center market works from the filing alone.
Two three-storey buildings of 1,646,000 gross square feet are approved for the Bayview Market Zone, with eight blocks of street rebuild in the programme. No demolition permit, no site permit and no completion date appear on the record.
The San Francisco Recovery Fund has filed plans for Fifty at First, a 56-storey tower at 50 First Street with a fifth-floor event space, a fortieth-floor sky lounge and a terrace two blocks from the coach deck.
Building 12 holds a 40,000-square-foot market hall, 14 tenants and 11 outdoor courts arriving beside it, 731 metres from Caltrain and two miles from Moscone.
A public mews will run between the two Transbay Block 2 buildings, from Folsom Street to the future Block 3 park. The block carries 335 affordable homes, more than 700 residents and 3,000 square feet of ground-floor retail.
Two eight-storey buildings, 199 senior homes and an on-site health centre at 1234 Great Highway. The project waits on a November 2026 bond measure, and five lodgings on the corridor carry visiting family today.
The Village is a six-story community building at 80 Julian Avenue near 16th and Mission streets, with a rooftop garden, a courtyard grove and two training floors a group can use.
The Potrero Yard rebuild occupies the block bounded by Mariposa, Bryant, 17th and Hampshire streets through 2030. SFMTA publishes no coach loading plan for the corridor, so group programmes plan around lane shifts, marked work zones and the removal of on-site parking.
Strada refiled preliminary permits for a 45-story, 501-home tower at 3rd and Harrison, 264 metres from the geocoded Moscone Center complex. Fifteen named hotels sit inside 700 metres, and the record publishes no construction start.
Street and sidewalk closures begin 19 October 2026 at Divisadero and Oak, and the published record carries no end date. What a group planner holds, confirms and logs before a coach movement enters the block.
The revised tower approved for 10 South Van Ness Avenue carries 921 apartments over the SVN West event venue. The entitlements run to August 2029 and the venue's temporary-use application is not approved.
San Francisco approved a 23-story, 201-home tower at 1965 Market Street and the entitled site goes to a buyer, with the corridor's bookable rooms unchanged.
La Maravilla puts 382 affordable homes on 1.32 acres at 16th and Mission Streets across three buildings. Phase one runs to December 2027, and the two family phases sit on funding the developers list as uncommitted.
Artists Hub on Market puts a black box theater and rehearsal studios at 1687 Market Street, with completion expected in 2028. The current plan publishes no seat count, rate or operator, so group sellers hold the venue as a 2028 addition and sell the eight venues and five hotels inside a mile.
Building E runs a 24-month vertical build to an October 2027 handover on a 17-acre San Francisco site, with a second affordable building beside it and three more in permitting. Booking windows, transit walks and the corridor case for small meetings.
Nine operator-listed event venues on Treasure Island and no published capacity. The last weekday ferry leaves the island at 8 p.m., and Parcel E1.2 adds 240 care beds rather than sleeping rooms.
Treasure Island carries a day of programme elements and no hotel rooms in service: eight open parks, a Saturday waterfront market through 17 October, a venue list that runs from Aracely Cafe to San Francisco Glens Stadium, and an eight-minute ferry to the Ferry Building. Ferry capacity and the last 8:20 p.m. sailing from Gate B set group size, so the room block stays downtown.
Mission Rock's second phase broke ground in May 2026. China Basin Park takes up to 10,000 people, and the later Phase 2 parcels carry no published date.
San Francisco broke ground on 9 September 2026 at the former Candlestick Park site, a 270-acre district planned for 7,200 homes and a hotel entitlement of 130,000 gross square feet, against a build-out Houseberry dates to 2048.
Hyatt Centric Fisherman's Wharf San Francisco completed its renovation on 15 April 2026, returning 19,000 square feet of meeting space across 12 rooms to the Wharf market, with a 6,696-square-foot largest room.
The Huntington Hotel returned seven venues and 7,500 square feet of event space to Nob Hill on 1 March 2026, with published capacities for five of them.
The Transbay plan at 542 Howard Street stacks 180 hotel keys, 165 residences and 61 floors under the Rosewood brand. The project record reads Announced, carries no construction start and sets the expected opening date as TBD.
The Port Commission approved revised lease terms and a hotel development incentive agreement for the Teatro ZinZanni hotel on 14 July 2026. The Board of Supervisors still has to approve both before escrow closes, the build runs 2027 to 2028, and the venue opens in 2029 with no sales team, no group rate and no room block.
San Francisco would pay up to $40 million toward converting the Hearst Building at 5 Third Street into a hotel of up to 170 rooms. The approved programme names restaurant and bar space, office and retail, and no meeting space.
The approved 530 Sansome scheme places a 200-room hotel, a 4,000-square-foot restaurant, two meeting rooms and a ballroom inside a three-storey podium. The operator, the meeting-space schedule and the construction start sit unpublished.
San Francisco approved a 211-room hotel at 570 Market Street on 11 September 2025, and the Board of Appeals upheld the authorization on 17 December 2025. The record names no operator, no brand and no meeting-space count, so a group seller has no rate to quote.
The Fountain Square drainage project has closed parts of Shelby Street since January 2026. Indianapolis group business for 2027 needs the closure calendar, the coach routes and the venue inventory.
TWG Development won final approval on 2 September 2026 for a $73 million, six-story building of 375,000 square feet with 270 units at 412 West McCarty Street, southwest of Lucas Oil Stadium. Construction starts in September 2026, with 41 units reserved for households below 70 percent of area median income.
