Regions West | San Francisco
Home Depot Abandons Plan to Build in San Francisco
April 1, 2008
Source: San Francisco Chronicle

Home Depot has walked away from a plan to open a store on San Francisco's Bayshore Boulevard -- a controversial proposal that has been in the works for nearly 10 years. The retailer cited a troubled home-improvement market as its reason for dropping the San Francisco store.

"We've decided to focus on our existing stores rather than expanding," Home Depot spokeswoman Kathryn Gallagher told the San Francisco Chronicle. "We're hoping to be in a strong position once the business climate improves."

 
Recent San Francisco Headlines
Thompson_Linwood The Expert: San Francisco Tops Apartment Market Again
Dec. 23, 2008
San Francisco claimed the top spot of Marcus & Millichap Research Services’ National Apartment Index for the second consecutive year. While the metropolitan area’s large concentration of professional and financial firms is expected to result in job cuts, it ranked close to the top in almost all of the other measurements used in the index.
San Fran Medical Office Project Gets Underway
Dec. 09, 2008
Construction has begun on a new 48,000-square-foot medical office building in San Francisco.
 
Select Coverage By City: