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Hercules Bayfront is a proposed New Urbanism residential and commercial development along the Hercules waterfront. The developer is AndersonPacific.

The project has been long delayed, to say the least.

Originally part of a master planned community by Bixby, the retail and commercial aspects of the Hercules Waterfront District have not been constructed besides the live-works along Railroad Avenue. Three residential neighborhoods have been built -- The Promenade, Baywood and Bayside.

Development has been stalled for multiple reasons. The economic downturn in the housing industry (including Bixby dissolving as a company), along with civic malfeasance and corruption, precipitated a decade-long delay for the project.

The project area also comprises the Hercules Intermodal Transit Center (ITC) -- with rail (Amtrak Capitol Corridor) and bus (WestCAT) connections.

CONTENTS >> Master plan | Project features | Links

Master plan

Revised illustrative master plan, 2009

 

Project features

The Village

  • 751 Residential units
  • 5,000 sq.ft. Office
  • 13,000 sq.ft. Retail
  • 84,000 sq.ft. Flex space

Bayfront Boulevard

  • 305 Residential units
  • 35,000 sq.ft. Office
  • 77,000 sq.ft. Retail
  • 40,000 sq.ft. Flex space

Crescent Heights

  • 336 Residential units
  • 75,000 sq.ft. Office
  • 10,000 sq.ft. Flex space

Open space

Links

http://www.herculesbayfront.com/

Anderson Pacific’s ‘new downtown’ in Hercules - San Francisco Business Times, 12/21/2012

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