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Planning Commission approves Kilroy plan to relocate San Francisco Flower Market to Potrero Hill with conditions
Summary
After mixed public comment the Planning Commission unanimously approved Kilroy Realty’s plan to relocate the San Francisco Flower Market to 901 Sixteenth Street, including options for a large parking variant and conditions for continued community design work and possible after‑hours activation of the garage (6–0).
The Planning Commission unanimously approved a Kilroy‑sponsored project to relocate and modernize the San Francisco Flower Market at 901 Sixteenth Street in Potrero Hill, finding that the proposal retained a historic PDR function while providing a larger, more secure wholesale facility for vendors.
Planning staff described the project as a reuse of a cluster of industrial buildings combined with new construction: a market hall of roughly 125,000 square feet, a mezzanine for small vendors, and a public parking garage variant sized at approximately 150–180 spaces…
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