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Springline is redefining downtown Menlo Park. Bringing a resort-style campus with culinary destinations, creative offices, modern residences and a mix of outdoor experiences. It’s a destination and a journey – a place where you can collaborate and innovate, host clients, meet new people, live modern, share drinks and dinner, escape or encounter, and be a local in the coolest new neighborhood around.
The only question is, where will it take you?
Springline is the new gathering point for dining and entertainment – morning, noon and night. With everything from your craft coffee spot and relaxed brunch menus to vibrant happy hours, al fresco cafe tables and refined dinners, this is the new neighborhood destination. You also have a boutique grocery store to cover everything from in-office hosting to date night and everyday needs in between.
Explore The ShopsLocated in the heart of Silicon Valley, Springline’s DNA is focused on using the latest technology to maximize day-to-day efficiency and productivity as well as actively enhance the health and wellness of our residents, tenants and visitors too. From robots to flexible furniture by Ori, and smart homes equipped with voice and app-controlled lighting, window shades, house speaker and thermostats by Google Home to the Springline App which brings a full dashboard of real-time wellness stats like indoor air quality, carbon offsets, solar generation and more, we are bringing the future to life.
Explore The ResidencesSpringline was designed to evoke emotional, meaningful and memorable experiences for work and life. It’s an engaging destination where people are coming together to connect, collaborate, create, relax and play. We’ve poured over every detail to create a place that draws you in and offers an ongoing sense of place, inspiration and community.
Explore The OfficesThis is a place where the next generation of businesses, thinkers and neighbors can connect. Our curated calendar of events is meant to bring together residents and employees (also known as Springliner’s), as well as Menlo Park neighbors, friends, and other like-minded Bay Area souls to connect over Off the Grid nights, movies in the plaza, TedTalks, art shows and more. You can find more information about upcoming events on our Lifestyle page.
Explore The LifestyleSpringline is being created by Presidio Bay, a vertically-integrated developer and operator with a national footprint and an innovative ethos matched by a meticulous focus on highly-curated, special-use properties that evoke a sense of place and belonging. From inception to concept to design to operations, Presidio Bay oversees every detail and is pleased to bring this solid foundation to Springline. This is backed by a forward-thinking approach that focuses on the 360-user experience, folding in wellness, emotion, tech-centric design and cutting edge solutions that are defining the next generation of the built environment.
At Springline achievement isn’t a one-time thing - we are constantly pushing ourselves to be and remain the gold standard. Springline holds the following Awards and Certifications:
The Springline Wellness Dashboard is a visualization of the key health, wellness and sustainability features throughout the community. We created this dashboard to allow transparency into things like the air quality of the common spaces where you spend your free time, the energy that our solar generation contributes, and carbon offsets for the property as a whole. End result - you can see how Springline measures up as a healthy place for you, and our planet. Springliners can access this data and more by downloading the Springline App.
For a long time, downtown Menlo Park was a place where things didn't happen. A look through the Menlo Park Historical Association archives crammed into a basement room at the Main Library yields articles bout renewal plans dating to the late 1960s. Most of them never got off the ground amid public sentiment to maintain a residential, low-density vibe.
Menlo Park’s Caltrain stop doesn’t crack the top 10 of the commuter rail line’s busiest stations. But that could change once all of the transit-oriented developments near it are completed.
This List includes construction projects underway in San Matero County, Stanford and the city of Palo Alto in April 2021. SFO projects are not included and instead appear on our San Francisco Construction Projects List since the airport is technically part of San Francisco.
Downtown San Francisco’s existence today is a shell of the life it previously lived. It used to be: Traffic. Noise. People rushing to the office, to BART, out for food, all running past each other, often into each other, buried in their phones.
Funding for the arts is generally placed low on society’s list of priorities during economically challenging times. The coronavirus pandemic has significantly impacted the arts more broadly with the temporary closing of galleries, museums and performing arts venues across the country.
Presidio Bay Ventures has locked in its first two office tenants at Springline, the new 6.4-acre mixed-use development in Menlo Park. These include the sustainable workspace company, CANOPY, which will occupy approximately 20,000 square feet of the property at its southern office building...
Presidio Bay Ventures (“Presidio Bay”), a leading California-based commercial real estate investment firm, today announced its first two office tenants at Springline, the new 6.4-acre mixed-use development located in the heart of Menlo Park, Calif.
Seven months after taking over the largest downtown Menlo Park project in a decade, its new developer has done something its previous one couldn't — sign office tenants.
CBRE announced today that it has been awarded the listing of the retail component of Springline, a 6.4-acre mixed-use development in Menlo Park, Calif., by Presidio Bay Ventures (Presidio Bay), a leading California-based commercial real estate investment firm.
This past fall, San Francisco-based commercial real estate investment firm Presidio Bay Ventures took over the construction and stabilization of a critical mixed-use development in Menlo Park named Springline.
San Francisco-based Presidio Bay Ventures has taken over construction, lease-up and stabilization of the 6.4-acre mixed-use development, located at 1300-1302 El Camino Real and 550 Oak Grove Ave. in Menlo Park.
Menlo Park's largest downtown project in at least a decade has swapped developers. The development is now being overseen by San Francisco-based Presidio Bay Ventures, which has taken over the project from Menlo Park-based Greenheart Land Co.
Presidio Bay Ventures (“Presidio Bay”), a leading California-based commercial real estate investment firm, announced today that it has taken over the construction, lease-up, and stabilization of the 6.4 acre mixed-use development located at 1300-1302 El Camino Real and 550 Oak Grove Avenue in Menlo Park, Calif.
Presidio Bay Ventures has taken over the 6.4-acre mixed-use development at 1300 El Camino Real from Greenheart Land Co., Presidio Bay Ventures said Monday.
The Springline mobile app is designed to connect residents with their home and the Springline community. Providing immediate in-pocket access to features like rent payment, booking tenant amenities, ‘room-service’ from Oliver’s Café, keyless-entry throughout the property, Property Management contact and much, much more.
This app will connect Springliners with the property’s many amenities, their specific workspace and the neighboring community. Providing immediate access to features like rent payment, booking of tenant amenities, keyless-entry access, parking management, and direct contact with Springline staff – just to name a few.
