San Jose is taking significant steps in urban renewal through sports, focusing on long-term investments by connecting its 10 districts both physically and symbolically. As the city prepares for Super Bowl LX and the FIFA World Cup in 2026, efforts are underway to beautify areas like the Guadalupe River and Downtown underpasses. Collaborations with local businesses aim to enhance visitor experiences. San Jose envisions a vibrant sports district in Downtown featuring stadiums, with Bay FC aspiring to establish itself as a billion-dollar women's sports franchise.
Tommy O'Hare emphasized viewing events as ongoing opportunities rather than isolated moments, noting initiatives that connect San Jose's 10 districts both physically and symbolically.
San Jose envisions a thriving sports and entertainment district in Downtown, potentially featuring one or two stadiums to solidify its position as the heart of Silicon Valley.
Bay FC aspires to become the first billion-dollar women's sports franchise with its own dedicated stadium, moving beyond sharing PayPal Park.
Efforts include beautifying the Guadalupe River and refreshing Downtown underpasses, aimed at welcoming visitors ahead of major events like Super Bowl LX and the FIFA World Cup.
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