Final Plan Bay Area 2050+

Plan Bay Area 2050+ is the latest long-range plan to guide growth and investment across the region’s nine counties and 101 cities. The plan seeks to advance an integrated vision for a Bay Area that is affordable, connected, diverse, healthy and vibrant for all by 2050.

Plan Bay Area 2050+ logo with images depicting Bay Area transportation, housing, the economy and the environment.
Update

After nearly three years of public discussion, technical analysis and refinement, Plan Bay Area 2050+ was adopted by the Association of Bay Area Governments (ABAG) on March 19, 2026, followed by the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) on March 25, 2026. 

Plan Bay Area 2050+ contains 35 strategies representing public policies and investments that can be implemented in the Bay Area by 2050 to help the region build more homes, reduce commute times and create vibrant downtowns and natural areas for everyone to enjoy. The plan’s strategies also aim to keep people safe from natural hazards, support a strong economy and provide stable housing for those who need it most. 
 
Unique to this plan cycle was the parallel Transit 2050+ planning effort, which culminated in the first-of-its-kind plan to re-envision the future of Bay Area public transit, in partnership with transit agencies across the region.  

Final Supplemental Reports 

The Public Engagement Report will be published in April 2026. 

Additional Resources

Partner Resources: Regional Tools for Local Action
This page offers tools that local jurisdictions and partner agencies can use to develop plans, seek funding and take action to make a better Bay Area.

County Fact Sheets

Technical Methodology

Plan Bay Area 2050+ Technical Methodology to Estimate Greenhouse Gas Emissions (2025-2050 San Francisco Bay Area Regional Transportation Plan/Sustainable Communities Strategy), including: 

Note: Version 4 is the latest version submitted to the California Air Resources Board (CARB). Attachments from earlier versions of the Technical Methodology have been included in this version for web publication. The materials on this page will be updated as needed if additional iterations of the Technical Methodology are developed.

If you require these documents in a different format, please contact the MTC-ABAG Public Information Office at info@bayareametro.gov or call (415) 778-6757 for assistance.

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