Treasure Island's Building 3, seen in the foreground, has been the filming site for a number of major Hollywood theatrical releases. A new lease has been signed to resume projects at the 79,000-square-foot facility. (Google satellite image)

A 79,000-square-foot space used to produce films on San Francisco’s Treasure Island is back in business thanks to a new lease.

In the past, the space at Hangar 3 has been used as a stage space to build sets for blockbusters like “Mrs. Doubtfire,” “Bicentennial Man,” “Rent,” “Patch Adams” and many more.

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