Infinite 131 Project

The Infinite 131 Project, sponsored by US 131 Terminal Court Owner, LLC and approved by the City of South San Francisco City Council on September 24, 2025, involves the redevelopment of a 17.67-acre site. The project scope includes the demolition of approximately 126,750 square feet of industrial uses at the Golden Gate Produce Terminal and 116,572 square feet of open-air structures. In their place, the project will construct approximately 1.7 million square feet of research-and-development uses and amenities across seven buildings ranging from one to six stories, supported by two parking garages, surface parking, and landscaping. To facilitate this, the project requires general plan, specific plan, and zoning code amendments to transition the land use from Mixed Industrial High to Business Technology Park High, a redesignation that also extends to five additional off-site parcels to the north. The project is scheduled for construction in eight phases over a five-year period, with the southern portion running from March 2026 to October 2028 and the northern portion from November 2028 to May 2031. Environmental clearance was managed under the California Environmental Quality Act, with a Final Environmental Impact Report certified in August 2025. Key compliance requirements include adhering to American Disabilities Act standards for any impacted Caltrans facilities, maintaining bicycle and pedestrian access during construction, and following safety criteria defined in the Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan. Project coordination is managed by the City of South San Francisco, with key contacts including Principal Planner Billy Gross and consulting firm ICF.