1443 Yosemite Ave
13,000 SF for lease in San Francisco, CA.
13,000 SF contiguous industrial space is an increasingly scarce find inside San Francisco city limits. Citywide industrial vacancy has tightened to the mid-single digits and landlords continue to benefit from a lack of modern product in infill locations, so a block this size in Bayview stands out for users who have outgrown smaller PDR bays.
Yosemite Ave sits inside the Bayview Industrial Triangle, one of the last concentrations of PDR (Production, Distribution & Repair) zoned land left in San Francisco, giving tenants a legally protected industrial home base rather than a use surrounded by encroaching residential conversion.
The site is minutes from both US-101 and I-280, letting distribution, trades, and light-manufacturing users reach the Peninsula, the East Bay via the Bay Bridge, and San Francisco's core without the drayage costs of an East Bay or Central Valley address.
Proximity to the T Third light rail corridor gives employees a car-free commute option — a genuine advantage for warehouse, maker, and light-industrial operators competing for hourly labor in a city where parking and commute costs weigh on hiring.
Building specifications
Bayview Industrial Triangle, San Francisco
1443 Yosemite Ave sits within San Francisco's Bayview Industrial Triangle, a long-standing PDR (Production, Distribution & Repair) zoned pocket of southeast San Francisco that has weathered decades of citywide industrial-to-residential conversion pressure precisely because the city has protected it for production, distribution, and repair uses. The immediate blocks along Yosemite, Jerrold, and Toland are lined with warehouse, trades, and light-manufacturing buildings, giving tenants a genuine industrial context rather than an isolated holdout parcel.
The submarket benefits from direct access to US-101 and I-280 and sits along the T Third light rail corridor, connecting the property to both the regional freight/trades network and to labor across the city. The surrounding Bayview-Hunters Point neighborhood is also in the midst of its most significant public investment in decades — including the phased India Basin Waterfront Park a short distance away, part of a roughly $200 million effort to remediate former shipyard land and open new public waterfront — signaling continued civic and infrastructure investment in the district even as its core PDR-zoned blocks remain committed to industrial use.
San Francisco Industrial Landlords Keep Pricing Power as Infill Supply Stays Scarce
San Francisco's industrial market continues to run tighter than most coastal metros. CBRE's Q1 2026 San Francisco industrial figures put citywide vacancy at 8.3%, with average asking rents around $1.82 per square foot per month on an industrial gross basis and positive net absorption of roughly 155,000 SF for the quarter — a market still favoring landlords of well-located, functional space.
Brokerage research firm Matthews' Q2 2026 San Francisco industrial report echoes the same theme at the city level, noting that landlords continue to benefit from the scarcity of modern industrial product in prime infill locations, with the constrained development pipeline (zero new deliveries that quarter) expected to keep the market stable even as leasing activity picks up. For a 13,000 SF block in a protected PDR corridor like the Bayview Industrial Triangle, that scarcity dynamic works directly in a tenant's favor when it comes to long-term site control — and in an ownership's favor when it comes to holding rents.
Source: CBRE San Francisco Industrial Figures, Q1 2026; Matthews San Francisco Industrial Market Report, Q2 2026
How we'd position this listing
This is a for-lease opportunity, not a for-sale asset, and it should be evaluated on that basis: 13,000 SF of contiguous industrial space inside San Francisco proper is a genuinely uncommon offering size, and the Bayview Industrial Triangle's PDR zoning gives a tenant confidence that the surrounding block will stay industrial rather than face the residential-conversion pressure seen in other formerly industrial pockets of the city.
We were unable to confirm specific building attributes — year built, clear height, loading configuration, power, and lease rate — from public sources for this exact parcel, and have flagged those fields for the broker team to confirm directly rather than estimate. Prospective tenants should treat the 13,000 SF figure as the anchor data point and request a full spec sheet and tour before underwriting the space.
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