Next phase includes 80 acres of park and recreation areas as well as start of residential/retail/innovation development
Mission Valley site, the stadium footprint actually is only about 10 percent of the entire 166-acre property.
Immediately below the trolley bridge will be the “Activity Zone,” with basketball courts, a fitness area and children’s playground area.In the southwest corner, there will be an “outdoor classroom” area for learning. Market-rate, multi-family housing will include rental units ranging from studios to three bedrooms. Renderings include 18 buildings of approximately six stories each.
“We’re in the process of selecting an affordable housing developer for that,” she said. “By doing this first 100 units, we’re already ahead of the curve as it relates to keeping up with the 10 percent phase.”“That includes the grocery store and other various food and beverage offerings,” she said. “And the Innovation District to host folks who might be coming to do business with one of our partners within the Innovation District or conference activities.”
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