MISSION BAY

NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION

Mission Bay Neighborhood Association

Your Voice in Mission Bay

Mission Bay Neighborhood Association is a community-led civic group in San Francisco dedicated to strengthening local engagement. MBNA works to support a connected, informed, and active Mission Bay community. Our website launched in February 2026 and will provide residents and businesses with neighborhood news, upcoming events, meeting information, newsletter links, membership details, sponsorship opportunities, and key community resources.

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Mission Bay Neighborhood Association Permanent Parks, UCSF Development Plans, & MBNA Membership Date: Tuesday, Nov. 17 Time: Doors open at 5:30 PM; Meeting starts at 6 PM Location: LUMA Hotel, 100 Channel Street, Wigeon meeting room Which conceptual design for Mission Bay’s future parks do you like best? UCSF’s Bakar Ear & Hearing Institute, & other development plans. MBNA’s Board recaps a busy first 6 months and launches membership drive. Join your neighbors and be part of the discussion! RSVP here or through Eventbrite appreciated! LUMA is easy to reach from the Mission Rock stop on the T-Third / Central Subway streetcar. Walking or transit is recommended, due to limited street parking.

  • Neighbors and Teamsters Agree — Yes to Housing!

    Neighbors and Teamsters Agree — Yes to Housing!

    MBNA President Bettina Cohen listens to Showplace Square neighbors in front of a Teamsters branded semi-truck on Saturday, Oct. 31. They live in a residential building off-frame, behind the perpendicularly parked white car. Teamsters Joint Council 7 brought out the big rig to drive home a scary point – there will be big rigs like this arriving 24/7 to the Showplace Square neighborhood if Amazon builds a proposed 710,000 square foot last-mile package distribution center at 900 7th St. The project site is obscured by the semi, across the street from where families live. Teamsters and neighbors in Showplace Square and Mission Bay agree – HOUSING would be a better use of the 6.23-acre site than a single, heavy industrial use structure. Photos by MBNA Vice-President Christine Ericksen

  • Presentations from Making A Splash! on Pier 70 and Mission Rock

    Here are the presentations from Making A Splash!, MBNA’s October 20 program on waterfront developments at Pier 70 and Mission Rock. Pier 70 — Brookfield Properties Mission Rock — San Francisco Giants

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  • MBNA Makes Bold Formal Request in Support of New Housing!

    BREAKING: Mission Bay Neighborhood Association’s Board of Directors unanimously approved a Formal Request sent to the San Francisco Planning Commission and Planning Department on August 26, 2026. MBNA’s Board has asked Planning to study how much housing 900 7th St could support, and to begin the rezoning work that would keep that option open. The…

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  • Resiliency & Vibrancy

    There’s economic resilience that a neighborhood needs to keep thriving even during times of social upheaval, such as a pandemic. On or near the waterfront in this age of climate change, severe winter storms, melting glaciers, and rising sea levels, there’s waterfront resilience, and protecting housing and other vital infrastructure that could be affected by…

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  • Zocalo Coffee Soft Launch Drew A Crowd!

    Zocalo Coffee passed its final City inspection on July 28. The new cafe will officially open for business soon. For now, they’re open from 7 AM until 2 PM on weekdays, and 3 PM on the weekends. They will be adding more hours by mid August as they staff up. There was a sign on…

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  • Good Neighbor Nominations Open Through Aug. 31; Good Neighbor Week Kickoff on the Horizon for Sept. 26

    Mission Bay Neighborhood Association is being welcomed into the citywide Good Neighbor Lab network of neighborhood groups that will be participating in San Francisco’s second annual Good Neighbor Week, from Sept. 26 to Oct. 4. The week, which will celebrate Good Neighbor Award winners, will kick off with a “parade” of neighborhood groups around United…

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