2501 Jennings St

 

FOR LEASE · SAN FRANCISCO

2501 Jennings St

San Francisco, CA
Sale Price
N/A – For Lease Only
Lease Rate
$1.50–$1.65/SF/MO (rate and lease structure vary by listing source; contact broker for current quote)
Size
4,300 SF
2501 Jennings St, San Francisco, CA
Building Size
4,300 SF available (within a 7,500–8,050 SF building, divisible)
Lot Size
±0.17–0.18 acres
Year Built
1980
Zoning
M-1 (Manufacturing/Industrial)
01 — WHY THIS PROPERTY

4,300 SF for lease in San Francisco, CA.

01
18' Clear Height with Grade-Level Loading

Two grade-level drive-in doors and 18' clear heights give light-industrial, distribution, and production users functional bay space without the premium of a big-box facility.

02
200-Amp, 3-Phase Power

200 amp, 3-phase, 240V service across two electrical meters supports manufacturing, fabrication, or equipment-heavy operations out of the box.

03
Built-Out for Production Users

The space includes a professional spray booth, insulated roof, mezzanine storage, and a dedicated office and kitchen — reducing move-in costs for makers, auto/fab shops, and light manufacturers.

04
Third Street / Bayview Industrial Corridor

Positioned in San Francisco's Bayview PDR (Production, Distribution & Repair) belt, minutes from the Third Street corridor with direct routes to Highway 101, I-280, and the Port of San Francisco.

02 — PROPERTY DETAIL

Building specifications

Total Building
4,300 SF available (within a 7,500–8,050 SF building, divisible)
Lot Size
±0.17–0.18 acres
Year Built
1980
Construction
Metal
Clear Height
18' clear height
Loading
2 grade-level (drive-in) doors
Power
200 amp, 3-phase, 240V (two electrical meters)
Fire Protection
Contact broker for details
Parking
Contact broker for details
Zoning
M-1 (Manufacturing/Industrial)
03 — THE AREA

Bayview – San Francisco's Industrial Corridor

2501 Jennings St sits in the Bayview-Hunters Point district, San Francisco's largest remaining concentration of PDR (Production, Distribution & Repair) and light-industrial buildings. The neighborhood runs along the Third Street corridor, which carries the Muni T-Third light rail line and connects directly to Highway 101 and I-280, giving tenants fast access to the rest of the Bay Area while keeping operations inside city limits — increasingly rare for space-constrained San Francisco businesses.

The submarket is also in transition. Bayview-Hunters Point has drawn sustained public and philanthropic investment in recent years, most visibly the roughly $200 million India Basin Waterfront Park project a short distance from Jennings St, alongside the broader Hunters Point Shipyard/Candlestick Point redevelopment. That investment is gradually reshaping perceptions of a neighborhood long defined by its industrial base, while the underlying PDR-zoned building stock — including properties like this one — continues to serve the light-manufacturing and distribution users who have always anchored the area.

04 — IN THE MARKET

San Francisco Industrial Market Stabilizes as Bayview Sees Long-Term Neighborhood Investment

Local News

San Francisco's industrial market posted positive net absorption of roughly 693,000 SF in the second quarter of 2026, with citywide vacancy at 12.5% and average asking rents near $29.65/SF/YR, according to Matthews Real Estate Investment Services. With only about 1.3 million SF under construction and no new deliveries that quarter, supply remains constrained — a dynamic that continues to support pricing power for well-located, smaller-footprint industrial and PDR buildings even as larger, older assets face longer marketing periods.

Closer to 2501 Jennings St, Bayview-Hunters Point is seeing some of the city's most significant near-term neighborhood investment: the roughly $200 million India Basin Waterfront Park, whose 900 Innes phase opened in 2024 with construction on the broader 10-acre shoreline continuing through 2028. The project's Equitable Development Plan ties workforce training and local hiring to the buildout — a signal of longer-term revitalization in a district that remains, at its core, San Francisco's primary industrial and PDR base.

Market Snapshot
12.5%
Citywide industrial vacancy, Q2 2026 — Matthews Real Estate Investment Services, San Francisco Industrial Market Report
$29.65/SF/YR
Citywide industrial average, Matthews Q2 2026; smaller PDR/flex buildings like 2501 Jennings typically lease well below the citywide average
+693,000 SF
Positive for the quarter, Q2 2026 — Matthews Real Estate Investment Services

Source: Matthews Real Estate Investment Services, San Francisco Industrial Market Report, Q2 2026; Hoodline, March 2026

05 — OUR TAKE

How we'd position this listing

2501 Jennings St is a functional, move-in-ready PDR building in a supply-constrained San Francisco industrial market — grade-level loading, adequate power, and an existing spray booth and office build-out keep occupancy costs down for light-manufacturing and distribution tenants who need to stay in the city.

Bayview's fundamentals are improving on two tracks at once: citywide industrial vacancy has stabilized near 12.5% with limited new supply, and the neighborhood itself is absorbing hundreds of millions in public and philanthropic investment through projects like India Basin. For tenants and owner-users prioritizing San Francisco proper over the Peninsula or East Bay, that combination is worth watching.

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