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Seattle Office Summit

Defining The Seattle Square Foot And Exploring Puget Sound's Recent Investments

Event Ended On: Thursday June 13 2019

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Event Host

Events Raw Space

Southport/ SECO

1103 Lake Washington Blvd. N. Renton, WA 98056

Situated on the south shore of Lake Washington, Southport is a new mixed-use urban development of 17.1 acres of waterfront property and includes three, 9-story buildings consisting of 712,752 SF of Class "A" office space with an attached parking garage providing 2,100 parking spaces. The office campus features large, efficient floor plates ranging from 18,000 to 36,900 RSF. Each building has spacious, light and airy corporate common spaces and internal building connection within the first floor and podium roof terraces between buildings.

The offices will join the 383 units of luxury, multi-family housing completed in 2008 and the award winning 347-room Hyatt Regency Lake Washington. Upon completion, the Southport campus will feature additional first floor retail space.

 

In addition to the on-site amenities, the campus is located only 8 miles from SeaTac and half -mile from 405 and office tenants will be able to take advantage of the countless sporting and recreational opportunities in the neighboring 57-acre Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park. The park offers walking trails, tennis and volleyball courts, boat launches and fishing docks, along with a trail lined bird sanctuary. Southport is within walking distance to 32 restaurants and only one-tenth of a mile to The Landing, which is comprised of over 600,000 square feet of entertainment, restaurants, and service and retail space occupied by regional and national tenants. In addition to the commercial aspect, The Landing is a community to over 880 apartment homes.

Speakers and Panels

Investment & Development Update

What do recent investments and acquisitions tell us about the asset class and - generally - the health of CRE in Seattle

Brett Lipman

Brett Lipman

Managing Partner & CEO, Preylock Real Estate Holdings
William Leedom

William Leedom

Managing Director, Talon Private Capital
Mollie Fadule
Moderator

Mollie Fadule

Partner, Cephas Partners, Head of Affordable Housing, Katerra

Modern Office Space

Talking tenant demands, Seattle's unique position for owners and tenants, and defining the modern Seattle Square Foot

Ben McGrann

Ben McGrann

Senior Director, Pacific Project Management
Lindsey Pflugrath
Moderator

Lindsey Pflugrath

Attorney, Cairncross & Hempelmann

Venue

Southport Office Campus
1103 Lake Washington Blvd. N.
Renton, WA 98056

Floor: 9th floor


Parking Information:

 

Valet
0-2 hours = $11.00
2-4 hours =$14.00
4-6 hours =$17.00
6-10 hours =$20.00
10-24 hours =$28.00

Follow signs to self-park in the garage
Self-Park Rates:
0-1 Hour $3
1-2 Hours $6
2-4 Hours $9
4-8 Hours $12
8-12 Hours $14
12-24 Hours $16

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Agenda

Time Activity
7:30 AM
8:30 AM
Coffee, Breakfast, & Networking
8:30 AM
9:10 AM
Investment & Development Update
What do recent investments and acquisitions tell us about the asset class and - generally - the health of CRE in Seattle
9:10 AM
10:00 AM
Modern Office Space
Talking tenant demands, Seattle's unique position for owners and tenants, and defining the modern Seattle Square Foot
10:00 AM
10:30 AM
More Coffee and Networking

Summary

1. What impact does tech migration (Amazon into Bellevue and Expedia to the Waterfront) have on neighboring businesses, developments, and residents?

2. Who are some of the notable out of market investors and developers making their name in the Seattle office space?

3. What are some of the largest office projects currently under development?

4. How do tenant demands (especially in the tech sector) vary in Seattle compared to other markets?

5. Where is Seattle in the office space cycle and what does that positioning mean for the rest of the CRE industry?