Mission Bay
tech and biotech.
Mission Bay is a newer San Francisco neighborhood on the southeast waterfront, built on former rail yards. It surrounds the UCSF Mission Bay campus and Chase Center, so life sciences and biotech sit alongside technology companies. SF Tech Map is building a map of it.
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Getting around Mission Bay
- The T Third Muni Metro line runs through the neighborhood.
- Caltrain at 4th and King is a short walk or ride away.
- Much of Mission Bay is flat and laid out on a grid, with waterfront paths along Mission Creek.
Landmarks that anchor the area
UCSF Mission Bay campus
A major life-sciences research campus, with a medical center, that draws biotech and research organizations to the area.
Chase Center
The arena for sports and concerts at the northern edge of the neighborhood.
Gladstone Institutes
A biomedical research institute located in Mission Bay.
Mission Creek Park
A waterfront green space that links the neighborhood.
What the Mission Bay map will show
- Tech and life-sciences companies placed at their offices.
- Research institutions and the labs around them.
- Coworking spaces and cafes.
- Walking routes to and from transit.
Questions
What is Mission Bay known for?
Mission Bay is known for the UCSF Mission Bay campus and Chase Center, with life sciences, biotech and tech companies in the area.
How do I get to Mission Bay?
Take the T Third Muni Metro line, or walk or ride from Caltrain at 4th and King.
When does SF Tech Map open?
Soon. Join the list on this page and we will email you once, the day the map opens. Nothing else.
How do I get SF Tech Map on my phone?
It is a web app, so there is nothing to download from an app store. After you join the list, add it to your home screen (Share, then Add to Home Screen on iPhone; Install app in the browser menu on Android). It will be there, ready, on launch day.
What is the Mission Bay tech map?
A mobile-first map of Mission Bay tech and life-sciences companies near UCSF and Chase Center.