460 Davis Ct, San Francisco, CA 94111

ALI MCEVOY

CA 01930635

Haley Klein

CA 01907308

Listed by Maven Commercial, Inc

Undisclosed Rate

85 days on market

Updated 85 days ago

The Gateway

Building Details

Property Type

Retail

Sub Type

Commercial, Retail

Tenancy

Multiple

Total Building SqFt

20,861

Min Divisible SqFt

463

Max Contiguous SqFt

5,057

Vacant SqFt

21,133

Spaces

Highlights: 20’ ceiling heights, suite can be combined with Suite 205. Delivery Conditions: Delivery conditions: White box with all walls and ceiling painted, grind and seal concrete floor, general overhead lighting, and ADA compliant storefront. New ADA restrooms are shared with Suite 205

Highlights: Corner suite directly across the street from Kokkari with dedicated outdoor seating. Back of suite has direct access to loading area. Delivery Conditions: Warm shell with mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire sprinkler stubbed into premises. Infrastructure Capabilities: Has ability to become a restaurant with Type I and Type II hood, fire sprinklers, and above slab grease interceptor

463 SF with back-of-house expansion opportunity Highlights: Unique standalone structure with dedicated outdoor seating. Opportunity for very creatively designed space. Delivery Conditions: Exterior paint, landscaping, lighting improvements, and turnkey for BOH ventless kitchen, ADA restrooms, and finishes. Infrastructure Capabilities: The expansion space would allow for restroom, ventless cooking, and prep kitchen.

Highlights: Glass atrium storefront, 20’ ceilings in the main room. Delivery Conditions: Warm shell with mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire sprinkler stubbed into premises. Second generation restaurant space. Infrastructure Capabilities: Has ability to become a full restaurant with Type I and Type Il hood, gas service, fire sprinklers, above slab grease interceptor.

1,400 SF + 1,672 SF Expansion Space Highlights: Prominent corner location with outdoor seating, 20’ ceilings, and an expansive window line along Jackson Street, delivering strong visibility and natural light. Delivery Conditions: Warm shell with mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire sprinklers stubbed to the premises. Current build-out supports coffee shop or café.

Highlights: Space is demisable into two smaller suites. Extensive glass storefront and covered outdoor seating. Adjacent to outdoor plaza. Delivery Conditions: White box condition with all gyp walls and ceiling painted, grind and seal concrete floor, general overhead lighting, and ADA compliant storefront. Infrastructure Capabilities: Located above garage for ease of installing necessary water and sewer.

Highlights: 20’ ceiling heights, suite can be combined with Suite 209. Delivery Conditions: Delivery conditions: White box with all walls and ceiling painted, grind and seal concrete floor, general overhead lighting, and ADA compliant storefront. New ADA restrooms are shared with Suite 209.

Highlights: Move in ready for retail. Delivery Conditions: As is. Infrastructure Capabilities: Suite is located above garage allowing for necessary plumbing and sewer.

Highlights: Ground floor space on Jackson Street. Delivery Conditions: Warm shell. Infrastructure Capabilities: Located above garage for ease of installing necessary water and sewer. Second generation office build-out.

Retail | 9 spaces available | 463 SqFt - 5,057 SqFt

Building description

A CONNECTED URBAN WATERFRONT DESTINATION

The Gateway is a large-scale, mixed-use waterfront neighborhood spanning ten acres at the edge of downtown, the Embarcadero, and storied San Francisco neighborhoods including Jackson Square, North Beach, and Chinatown. Originally designed as an interconnected pedestrian environment, it is shaped by open plazas, tree-lined streets, and daily movement.

With over 1,250 residences above retail, The Gateway offers a built-in customer base supported by Sydney G. Walton Square Park and a surrounding mix of condominiums, low-rise office suites, and high-rise office towers, driving consistent day-to-night activity throughout the week.

Now entering a new chapter, The Gateway is being thoughtfully revitalized to strengthen its identity as a connected neighborhood destination. A refreshed brand and narrative, along with upgraded signage, directories, and lighting, will enhance visibility and bring new energy to the retail, while curated programming and events activate plazas and public spaces throughout the year. With exceptional access to transit and nearby street parking, The Gateway is positioned to serve both a dense residential community and the broader city—offering operators the opportunity to become part of a place people live in, move through, and return to as part of everyday San Francisco life.

Beginning in 2024, The Gateway embarked on a multi-year revitalization effort designed to thoughtfully reimagine the property over the next five years. This phased plan reflects a longterm commitment to evolving The Gateway into a live, dine, and play destination within San Francisco, strengthening its role as a connected neighborhood at the edge of downtown. Investments across the property are focused on increasing appeal, wayfinding and visibility while deepening community connection through interior and exterior enhancements, retail activation, marketing and operational shifts, and improvements to the public realm supported by ongoing programming and events.

Building highlights

Built-In Residential Demand: Located directly below and next to 1,250+ apartment homes and surrounding condo residents, offering immediate access to an established neighborhood audience.
Destination-Driven Foot Traffic: Positioned steps from the Embarcadero and surrounding waterfront attractions, benefiting from consistent local activity and year-round visitor draw.
Grocery-Anchored Daily Demand: Anchored by Safeway, a long-standing neighborhood grocery destination that drives repeat daily visits and cross shopping traffic.
Office & Financial District Adjacency: At the edge of the Financial District, capturing weekday lunch, service, and after-work demand from nearby office users.
Surrounding Neighborhood Density: Embedded between Jackson Square, North Beach, and Chinatown, serving established residents and walkable neighborhood traffic.
Morning-to-Evening Demand Cycles: Residential, grocery, office, and waterfront activity create layered traffic patterns from morning coffee through evening dining.