The Waterfront: Wall or Wiggle Room?

With the passage of Prop B last month, will development be trimmed back in the areas affected—like Mission Rock (near AT&T Park) and Pier 70? Or will it boom in areas unaffected, like Mission Bay, especially now that the Warriors are marching in? These and other pressing questions are why we're excited to host our Bisnow Future of the Waterfront at Hotel Nikko on July 29. (Register now.)

On Thursday we snapped Allen Matkins land use guru David Blackwell, among the experts speaking at the event, who has long followed the economic and political currents near the water. He says it's an historic time for the city: a convergence of huge housing needs, limited office space, heavy development activity, and active citizen involvement. Officials of the Port of San Francisco, Forest City, Wilson Meany, Orton, SPUR, Turner, and the Woods Bagot, and the SF Office of Community Investment and Infrastructure, will also join us. We hope you will, too.

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