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Future of SoMa & Transbay

The Race for Prime Space - Transbay Transit Center Nears Completion

Event Ended On: Tuesday May 16 2017

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Speakers and Panels

Transbay Transit Center

Case Study on The 2.4 Billion Dollar Project

SoMa's Office Development and Growth

Robert Sammons

Robert Sammons

Research Director, Cushman & Wakefield
Tony Natsis
Moderator

Tony Natsis

Partner, Allen Matkins

Residential Expansion in the South of Market District

Brian Veit
Moderator

Brian Veit

Principal, Seal Rock Investments

Venue

Hotel Nikko San Francisco
222 Mason St.
San Francisco, CA 94102

Ballroom: Nikko Ballroom


Parking Information:

$15 Self-Park

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Agenda

Time Activity
7:30 AM
8:30 AM
Breakfast & Networking
8:30 AM
8:50 AM
Opening Case Study: Transbay Transit Center
8:50 AM
9:25 AM
Recent Office Development in SoMa and Trends for the Future
9:25 AM
10:00 AM
Multi - Family Growth in SoMa and Transbay Transit Center Community Growth
10:00 AM
10:30 AM
Post Panel Networking & Schmooz

Summary

South of Market Street in San Francisco is a neighborhood that has been known for its recent real estate developments in both residential and office asset classes. However, this growth is about to make another pivot with the nearing completion of the Transbay Transit Center. 

Our aim is to look at how the Transbay Transit Center is going to impact this neighborhood's pre-existing growth. The Transit Center is going to allow for stronger public access to the Bay Area, but is all of this development going to negatively impact the cultural appeal of SoMa? Is the consistent construction deterring clients from SoMa? What does the recent push for office development in SoMa say about the future of the neighborhood?

Join Bisnow for another great event where we aim to tackle these complicated questions and paint a picture of the future for one San Francisco's most vibrant neighborhood. 

As always, come early and stay late for plenty of breakfast and networking!

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