The Golden State Warriors won final approval from the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday to build a 129-room hotel with condos and retail space next to their Chase Center arena in Mission Bay.
“This hotel will help fill a current need in the neighborhood for more hotel rooms, and it’s something UCSF and other surrounding businesses are clamoring for,” Warriors spokesman P.J. Johnston said in an email. “Just as importantly, as San Francisco looks to rebound from the pandemic, the hotel will provide funding for affordable housing, good union construction jobs on the front end and good Local 2 hospitality jobs on the back end and into the future.”
The basketball team had hoped to break ground in the first half of next year and complete the cruise-ship-shaped structure by 2023.
Johnston said the Warriors will have to evaluate the construction schedule going forward since “nobody knows exactly what the world will look like next week, next month or next quarter. ... We will begin construction as soon as it is prudent and safe to do so.”
The new hotel, to be branded as a 1 Hotel, would be operated by SH Hotels & Resorts, an affiliate of Starwood Capital Group. The Warriors said 1 Hotels currently operates properties in New York near the Brooklyn Bridge and Central Park, in Miami’s South Beach neighborhood and in the West Hollywood area of Los Angeles.
The 13-story complex would include 20,000 square feet of retail. The top five floors would be occupied by 21 condos with bay views. The complex also would include meeting and ballroom facilities, a spa and fitness center, and three food and beverage establishments.
Carolyn Said is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. Email: csaid@sfchronicle.com Twitter: @csaid
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