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Chestnut Street

Location
San Francisco, CA, USA
East of Divisadero Street and West of Fillmore Street
Estimated Gross Rent
$100-$150 PSF
Most Desirable Block(s)
2000 & 2100 Blocks
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Location
San Francisco, CA, USA
East of Divisadero Street and West of Fillmore Street
Estimated Gross Rent
$100-$150 PSF
Most Desirable Block(s)
2000 & 2100 Blocks

Description

The Marina District’s Retail Gem Chestnut Street has a reputation as a refined retail and dining corridor. Known for its blend of national brands, local boutiques and vibrant eateries, this high-energy destination captures the essence of Marina life: upscale, dynamic and deeply connected to the city’s culture. Anchored by key tenants like Marine Layer, Faherty, Madewell and Sweetgreen, Chestnut Street is a magnet for affluent young professionals and families who value quality, convenience and a neighborhood that feels welcoming. The Chestnut Street Experience Chestnut Street is really just a slice of San Francisco’s modern lifestyle – bustling cafés, trendsetting boutiques and high-end stores that cater to Marina residents and visitors alike. The addition of Topa Design as a new-to-market brand underscores the street’s growing appeal to innovative retailers, while long-standing favorites like Herman Miller and Bluemercury reflect its stability as a retail powerhouse spot. Its proximity to Marina Green and the northern waterfront amplifies its charm, drawing weekend crowds. Despite transitions like the sublease listings from Le Marais and Vans, Chestnut Street thrives with low vacancy rates and a finely-tuned tenant mix that keeps it both competitive and unique.

The Marina District’s Retail Gem

Chestnut Street has a reputation as a refined retail and dining corridor. Known for its blend of national brands, local boutiques and vibrant eateries, this high-energy destination captures the essence of Marina life: upscale, dynamic and deeply connected to the cit

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street Details

Annual foot traffic

500,000 people/year

Daily vehicle traffic

15,000 vehicles/day

Population

25,000 people within

Day time population

35,000 people within

Household income (median)

$75,000.00 annually

Age (average)

> 35 years old within

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Available Spaces

Sample Space 1

1000 SF

Suitable for retail, restaurant, office

Sample Space 2

1500 SF

Suitable for retail, restaurant, office

Sample Space 3

2000 SF

Suitable for retail, restaurant, office

News & Alerts
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Thuma, the bedroom furniture brand, to open showroom on San Francisco's Chestnut  Street

Thuma, the bedroom furniture brand, to open showroom on San Francisco's Chestnut Street

9 months ago

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Aggregate Supply
Amare Jewelry
Amare Jewelry
American Giant
American Giant
Apple
Apple
Baby Gap
Baby Gap
Benefit Cosmetics
Benefit Cosmetics
Bluemercury
Bluemercury
Books Inc
Books Inc

Local Expert Analysis

Retail Leasing and Market Dynamics Chestnut Street commands premium rents ranging from $100 to $150 per square foot. With a vacancy rate of less than 5%, the competition for space is fierce, and leasing activity remains brisk. This demand is further supported by San Francisco’s Formula Retail restrictions, which limit the proliferation of large chains and protect the street’s balance of national and local brands. Customer Demographics and Foot Traffic Chestnut Street caters to high-income households, young professionals, and families. The street benefits from a steady flow of foot traffic throughout the week, which surges on weekends and during events in the Marina, such as festivals or waterfront activities. Its walkable layout and proximity to iconic San Francisco attractions make it a natural draw for locals and tourists alike. Future Trends The Formula Retail restrictions make sure that independent and boutique operators retain a strong presence, which helps preserve the neighborhood’s character while still drawing powerhouse brands like Apple and Madewell. The steady influx of high-profile retailers and mixed-use developments like the transformation of the former Wells Fargo building signal its desire to evolve into an even more dynamic commercial hub. Conclusion Chestnut Street is a great example of the best of San Francisco retail: a seamless fusion of local authenticity and national prestige. With its low vacancy rates, strong leasing demand, and a customer base that blends affluence with an eye for quality, it remains a powerful destination for both retailers and shoppers. For brands seeking a presence in the Marina District, Chestnut Street is an opportunity to thrive in one of San Francisco’s most energetic neighborhoods.

Retail Leasing and Market Dynamics

Chestnut Street commands premium rents ranging from $100 to $150 per square foot. With a vacancy rate of less than 5%, the competition for space is fierce, and leasing activity remains brisk. This demand is further supported by San Francisco’s Formula Retail restrictions, which limit the proliferation of large chains and protect the street’s balance of national and local brands.

Customer Demographics and Foot Traffic

Chestnut Street caters to high-income households, young professionals, and families. The street benefits from a steady flow of foot traffic throughout the week, which surges on weekends and during events in the Marina, such as festivals or w

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New Developments

The redevelopment of the former Wells Fargo building into a mixed-use space is poised to enhance Chestnut Street’s already thriving environment. This project is ready to inject new energy into the area, creating opportunities for both retailers and residents.