Officials break ground into third phase of India Basin Waterfront Park project in SF

by Anna Tran, Bay City News August 21, 2025August 21, 2025

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie (center left), A. Philip Randolph Institute Executive Director Jacqueline Bryant (center right), and other officials toss dirt during the groundbreaking ceremony for the India Basin Waterfront Park Project in the Bayview-Hunters Point neighborhood of San Francisco on Tuesday, Aug. 19, 2025. "When 900 Innes Ave. opened less than a year ago, it marked more than a park opening. It marked a new beginning for this community. The impact in this community has been very real," Bryant said. "Now we're in this final phase, and we're building even more opportunities for residents to gather, grow and thrive. (Anna Tran/Bay City News)

SAN FRANCISCO CITY LEADERS and community members, including Mayor Daniel Lurie, members of the Recreation and Park Department and other partners, celebrated a groundbreaking Tuesday for the third phase of the India Basin Waterfront Park project in Hunters Point.

The San Francisco Recreation and Park Department acquired the property at 900 Innes Ave. in 2014 and launched the India Basin Waterfront Park project in 2021 with a $200 million budget.

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