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San Francisco Giants pursue aggressive real estate play at Mission Rock

A rendering of what the San Franciso Giants' planned mixed-use development, Mission Rock, will look like from the seats at Oracle Park. (San Francisco Giants)

Three-times World Series winners the San Francisco Giants are turning property developers with the Mission Rock mixed-use development across the way from their Oracle Park home. Barry M. Bloom examines a project 15 years in the making.

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