San Franciscans say 'goodbye' to SF Centre as it permanently shuts its doors
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San Franciscans say 'goodbye' to SF Centre as it permanently shuts its doors
"It's just sad to see a part of the history of the city just ending a chapter. I met so many friends here, a lot of memories working here part-time in college, and just being able to come here with my mom for a special occasion,"
"We used to come out here and hang out with our friends. The full court had all the greatest food. Go down there and just, you know, hang out. It was just a great place to be- had memories."
"I think what's exciting in this moment is that we now have some clarity on what comes next, and that is that the market is going to dictate who comes in there,"
San Francisco Centre permanently closed after nearly 40 years, with doors locked and closure signs posted. The mall experienced years of slowing business and was sold at a foreclosure auction; new owners ended remaining tenant leases. Longtime residents and former workers expressed sadness and nostalgia, recalling memories of part-time jobs, family visits, and time spent at the food court. The mayor indicated that market forces will determine future occupants and expects ideas or proposals in the coming months. A social media post inviting an impromptu, respectful celebration with music has gained traction among locals.
Read at ABC7 San Francisco
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