See 5015 Shoreham Pl In a Way Nobody Can Ever Again

There’s one more reason we’re excited to hold our San Diego Creative Office Summit on Dec. 16--it’ll be held at 5015 Shoreham Pl, which is raw space that has a future as creative office.

Locale Advisors VP of acquisitions Jay Boyle (snapped with his newest family member, Sydney) tells us that the property will provide creative space that “caters to what San Diego tenants are looking for"--large open floor plan with high volume, extensive glass with natural light, indoor/outdoor connectivity, and inviting outdoor gathering areas.

The outdoor space is as important to creative office as the indoors, Jay says, at least in San Diego. “Our creative space demand is different than what you may find in a large urban center like San Francisco, largely due to the unbeatable climate and geographic makeup.”

The 26k SF property dates from 1984, and formerly housed an engineering services firm. Locale Advisors bought the Governor Park building for about $3.9M earlier this year, with plans to upgrade it into creative office. Locale is led by local real estate veteran Phil Monroe, who will speak at our San Diego Creative Office Summit next week. Sign up here.

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