Sunset Development Breaks Ground On Massive San Ramon Retail Center

Courtesy of Sunset Development
San Ramon Mayor Bill Clarkson, Sunset Development Co. President And Chief Operating Officer Alex Mehran Jr. And The Lot Ceo Adolfo Fastlicht

Sunset Development broke ground for its retail and entertainment complex at Bishop Ranch May 9. The LOT already signed a lease and will open a 10-screen luxury movie theater called The LOT City Center as part of City Center Bishop Ranch.

The LOT City Center will anchor the site and offer a restaurant, cafè and bar. The restaurant will serve breakfast, lunch and dinner created by executive chef Matt Sramek.

Courtesy of Sunset Development
Sunset Development Broke Ground For Its City Center Bishop Ranch Project In May.

Renzo Piano Building Workshop will design the retail and entertainment site, which will include 300K SF of restaurants and retail surrounding a one-acre piazza. City Center is expected to open October 2018.

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