San Francisco Giants Just Bought a Historic Theater and It's Changing Everything

12 Jan 2026 · 1 min
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In this video, Austin Klar reports that the San Francisco Giants have purchased the historic Curran Theater, adding it to their expanding portfolio of real‑estate and event‑space ventures beyond baseball. The Giants are already a development partner in the multi‑billion‑dollar Mission Rock mixed‑use community and have built a 200,000+ sq ft waterfront event space at Pier 48. The Curran, a century‑old landmark for music and performing arts, has historic ties to the Giants through its former owners, the Shorenstein family, who helped keep the baseball team in San Francisco in the 1990s. Klar notes that Broadway SF will continue its programming at the theater, signaling continuity for the city’s cultural scene. He encourages viewers to share the news with theater lovers and follow him for more San Francisco real‑estate updates.

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