In the last nine years, the landscape of downtown Stockton has changed dramatically. Carefully planned brick and mortar construction in the city's core has become the most visible outward sign of the revitalization of downtown. The most exciting element in revitalized downtowns across the nation is the continuous recharging of energy and constant civic reinvention.

For more information on downtown Stockton's ongoing revitalization, read The Changing Face of Downtown.

404 W. Fremont St.

Baseball park, special events

242 E. Main St.

Restored historic Fox Theatre: music, comedy, dance, movies

500 E. Main St.

Office and retail building

555 E. Weber  Ave.

Office building

123 N. El Dorado St.

Public waterfront park: concerts, events

130 N. Hunter St.

Office, retail, public parking garage

202 N. Hunter St.

Full service bank

535 E. Church St.

Under construction: 6-block neighborhood project, school, park, residential & mixed use

20 N. Sutter St.

Restored historic Kress Building: Law offices,

SJ County Law Library

110 E. Weber Ave.

Restored historic hotel: restaurant, offices,

fixed income apartments

949 E. Channel St.

Restored historic Robert J. Cabral Train Depot: Ace & Amtrak Train Station

421 E. Weber Ave.

Incorporates new and historic facades: bus depot and offices

500 E. Main St.

Uder construction: future SJ County Administration offices

22 E. Weber Ave.

110-130 W. Fremont St.

Hotel and Conference Center. Also luxury condos with panoramic water views.

315 N. San Joaquin St.

Real Eatate offices

248 W. Fremont St.

10,000 seat arena: concerts, hockey, football and soccer

221 N. Center St.

Waterfront public park: interactive fountain, concerts, and festivals