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36 Tehama san francisco | California TRANSBAY MICRO-UNIT DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1288HOWARD 36Tehama Executive Summary Colliers International is pleased to present the opportunity to acquire 36 Tehama, (the “Property” or “Project”), an incredible Transbay development opportunity located in the San Francisco’s downtown core. The Project features an irreplaceable location surrounded by San Francisco’s most notable office occupiers including Salesforce and Facebook who occupy nearly 3.5M square feet of space steps from the Project’s front door. 2 Residential Micro-unit Project 45 8 419 Total Units Levels Avg. unit size NORTHPOINT ST. NORTHPOINT ST. COLUMBUS ST. BAY ST. BAY ST. VANDEWATER ST. 18,855 ST. MIDWAY Type III BRET HARTE WORDEN ST. FRANCISCO ST. FRANCISCO ST. THE EMBARCADERO Total SaleableWATER ST. Sq. Ft. Construction HOUSTON ST. PFEIFFER ST. BELL AIR ST. BELL CHESTNUT ST. CHESTNUT ST. VENARD FIELDING ST. WHITING ST. CULEBRA WINTHROP ST. WINTHROP JULIUS NEWELL ST. NEWELL LOMBARD ST. LOMBARD ST. EDGARDO PL. BLACKSTONE TUSCANY CHILD ST. EDITH JANSEN ST. TELEGRAPH GREENWICH ST. GREENWICH ST. 0 500 BRANT T PARDEE E L KRAMER GERKE E ROACH ST. G VALPARAISO ST. VALPARAISO ST. R HARRIS PL. A Scale in Feet P H VIA BUFANO VIA High-rise Alternative Hotel B L V D DARELL NAPIER SCOTLAND ST. ATTRIDGE FILBERT ST. FILBERT ST. HARWOOD HAVENS ST. ALTA ST. ALTA ST. REDFIELD ALLADIN TER. SCHOOL NOBLE'S PL. GENOA ALLEN ST. HASTINGS KENT ST. CADELL MOORE MARION PL. BLACK PL. UNION ST. UNION ST. WARNER SHARP WEBB PL. WINTER ROCKLAND PRICE RUSSELL ST. MACONDRAY LN. MONTAGUE COMMERCE ST. AUGUST JASPER PL. BANNAM PL. CASTLE ST. SONOMA ST. SONOMA VARENES ST. VARENES ICEHOUSE AL. DELGADO CALHOUN TER. HAMLIN EASTMAN ST. GREEN ST. 185 25 180 78,694 GREEN ST. RENO EATON BONITA ST. CARD AL. POWELL ST. POWELL GRANT AVE. MONTGOMERY ST. MONTGOMERY POLK ST. FRONT ST. LEAVENWORTH ST. LEAVENWORTH BATTERY ST. BATTERY JONES ST. HYDE ST. GOUGH ST. LARKIN ST. WHITE ST. KEARNY ST. KEARNY MASON ST. TAYLOR ST. TAYLOR OCTAVIA ST. OCTAVIA EMERY SANSOME ST. HODGES AL. MARGRAVE PL. MARGRAVE POLLARD VAN NESS AVE. NESS VAN FRANKLIN ST. total Units Levels ST. STOCKTON sq. ft. avg. room size Gross Project Sq. Ft. RUSSIAN HILL VALLEJO ST. VALLEJO ST. FRESNO ST. COWELL PRESCOTT WALDO GLOVER ST. K. REXROTH DUNNE'S BARTOL ST. BARTOL DAVIS ST. DAVIS CHURCHILL ST. CHURCHILL ROMOLO PL. BROADWAY BROADWAY STARK ST. VERDI ROWLAND CYRUS ALDER ST. NOTTINGHAM ST. BARTOL BERNHARD ST. FISHER LYNCH ST. OSGOOD PL. CORDELIA ST. CORDELIA SALMON ST. WAYNE PL. WAYNE HIMMELMAN ST. MORRELL ST. MORRELL KEYES PELTON PACIFIC AVE. PACIFIC AVE. BURGOYNE McCORMACK JOHN ST. AUBURN ST. WALL PL. WALL JACKSON ST. High-rise AlternativeJACKSON ST. Office WASHINGTON ST. WASHINGTON ST. REED ST. PRIEST ST. T CLAY ST. CLAY ST. 49,894TROY AL. 17 ±3,000 3,143 THE EMBARCADERO SACRAMENTO ST. SACRAMENTO ST. LYSETTE LEROY STEUART ST. Prop M Sq. ft. GOLDEN CT. Levels typical floorplate rsf roof deck DRUMM ST. SPEAR ST. CALIFORNIA ST. CALIFORNIA ST. HELEN ST. DAVIS ST. DAVIS MAIN ST. PINE ST. PINE ST. EMBARCADERO BART & NFD MUNI METROBEALE STATION ST. AUSTIN ST. AREAAUSTIN ST. MAP FRONT ST. MONTGOMERY FREMONT ST. BUSH ST. BUSH ST. STATION ST. BATTERY BART SFD FERN ST. FIRST ST. SUTTER ST. SUTTER ST. SANSOME ST. DANIEL BURNHAM ST. HEMLOCK ST. POST ST. POST ST. SECOND ST. Y. W E K R MONTGOMERY BART & RINCON HILL O Y ER MUNI METRONEW MONTGOMERYSTATION ST. ET P UNION SQUARE GEARY BLVD. GEARY ST. ST. KEARNY MAIN ST. S T A R R K IN G W Y . BEALE ST. O'FARRELL ST. O'FARRELL ST. GRANT AVE. TRANSBAY TRANSIT CENTER MARKET ST. FREMONT ST. T FIRST ST. ELLIS ST. T EDDY ST. POWELL BART & MISSION ST. LARCH ST. MUNI METRO STATION 36 MASON ST. POWELL YERBA BUENA CIVIC CENTER TURK ST. STATION BART ELM ELM HOWARD ST. GOLDEN GATE AVE. ST. TAYLOR CIVIC CENTER THIRD ST. REDWOOD REDWOOD tehama STATION BART JONES ST. McALLISTER ST. T FOLSOM ST. ASH ST. FOURTH ST. LEAVENWORTH ST. LEAVENWORTH MARKET ST. FULTON ST. CENTRAL SOMA BIRCH ST. STEVENSON ST. HYDE ST. HARRISON ST. GROVE ST. FIFTH ST. THE EMBARCADERO JESSIE ST. CIVIC CENTER BART & MUNI METRO STATION IVY ST. IVY ST. LARKIN ST. HAYES ST. BRYANT ST. MINNA ST. LINDEN ST. SIXTH ST. MID-MARKETPOLK ST. NATOMA ST. FELL ST. HICKORY ST. MISSION ST. LANGTON ST. MINNA ST. BRANNAN ST. RAUSCH ST. T VAN NESS AVE. NESS VAN OAK ST. SUMNER ST. SEVENTH ST. NATOMA ST. WASHBURN ST. LILY ST. SOMA WEST GRACE ST. FRANKLIN ST. SOUTH VAN NESS Oracle PAGE ST. HOWARD ST. Park TWELFTH ST. TEHAMA ST. TOWNSEND ST. ROSE ST. EIGHTH ST. GOUGH ST. STEVENSON CLEMENTINA ST. MARKET ST. HAIGHT ST. COLUSA BRADY ST. KING ST. DORE ST. MINNA ST. COLTON ST. STEVENSON ST. CHASE GOUGH ST. LAFAYETTE ST. FOLSOM ST. NINTH ST. RINGOLD ST. OCTAVIA ST. OCTAVIA NATOMA ST. Executive Summary 3 CALTRAIN STATION OTIS ST. KISSLING ST. KING ST. McCOPPIN ST. TENTH ST. T HARRISON ST. JUNIPER ST. ELEVENTH ST. JESSIE CT. TWELFTH ST. ELGIN PARK STEVENSON ST. PEARL ST. PLUM ST. OTIS ST. MISSION ST. DUBOCE AVE. NORFOLK ST. BRYANT ST. BRANNAN ST. CLINTON PARK . T S . IS T S S I E IC N MISSION CREEK MARINA R E BROSNAN ST. B ERIE ST. TERRYA. FRANCOIS BLVD. WOODWARD ST. ERIE ST. STEVENSON CT. T TOWNSEND ST. FOURTEENTH ST. TRAINOP ST. KING ST. ST. DIVISION ST. DIVISION MISSION BAY BLVD. NORTH JULIAN ST. MINNA ST. BERRY ST. NATOMA ST. AVE. MISSION BAY BLVD. SOUTH TREAT ALAMEDA ST. HARRISON ST. FIFTEENTH ST. ALBION ST. SPARROW ST. CHANNEL ST. HAMPSHIRE ST. WEISE ST. JULIAN ST. KANSAS ST. OWENS ST. MISSION ST. ADAIR ST. RHODE ISLAND ST. CALEDONIA ST. FIFTEENTH ST. HOOPER ST. FOURTH ST. THIRD ST. EIGHTH ST. SIXTEENTH ST. UTAH ST. POTRERO AVE. IRWIN ST. VERMONT ST. SAN BRUNO AVE. RONDEL PL. ALBION ST. HOFF ST. ENTERPRISE ST. DE HARO ST. CAROLINA ST. VALENCIA ST. CAPP ST. EL DORADO ST. SIXTEENTH ST. HUBBELL ST. SHOTWELL ST. ALABAMA ST. S. VAN NESS AVE. FLORIDA ST. BRYANT ST. FOLSOM ST. DAGGETT ST. SEVENTEENTH ST. SIXTEENTH ST. SEVENTEENTH ST. WISCONSIN ST. MARIPOSA ST. CHINA BASIN ST. EIGHTEENTH ST. MARIPOSA ST. T EIGHTEENTH ST. ARKANSAS ST. MISSOURI ST. TEXAS ST. NINETEENTH ST. CONNECTICUT ST. MISSISSIPPI ST. PENNSYLVANIA ST. INDIANA ST. EIGHTEENTH ST. THIRD ST. MINNESOTA ST. TENNESSEE ST. ILLINOIS ST. MISTRAL ST. NINETEENTH ST. TWENTIETH ST. NINETEENTH ST. SAN BRUNO AVE. RHODE ISLAND ST. DE HARO ST. VERMONT ST. KANSAS ST. 1288HOWARD 36Tehama SALESFORCE TOWER 181 FREMONT RESIDENCES 555 MISSION 181 FREMONT 535 MISSION FOUNDRY I SALESFORCE FOUNDRY IV TRANSIT CENTER 100 1ST TRANSIT SCORE 100 WALK SCORE 94 BIKE SCORE 88 4 Steps from San Francisco’s preeminent tenant base. THE AVERY RESIDENCES PARK TOWER 33 TEHAMA RESIDENCES FOUNDRY II 36tehama BAY AREA-WIDE TRANSIT ACCESS SOLAIRE RESIDENCES 1 Minute Civic Center 5 B A R T FOUNDRY III Minutes 7 Minutes 550 HOWARD 9 Downtown San Minutes Francisco (Montgomery Station) 1 Minute Howard Executive Summary 5 1288HOWARD 36Tehama 45 8 419 18,855 Type III Total Units Levels Avg. unit size Total Saleable Sq. Ft. Construction 6 36 tehama PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS Rare Infill Transbay Development Opportunity Burgeoning Demand for Residential Micro-Units as a Flexible & Affordable Solution for the Rapidly Expanding Tech & Traditional Workforce in the Immediate Transbay Neighborhood Incredible Downtown Transbay District Location within 1.5 Blocks of Salesforce Transit Center Walk to the San Francisco campuses of Salesforce, Facebook, Google Microsoft, BlackRock, LinkedIn, Slack, PwC & Yelp Unparalleled Access to City & Bay Area Wide Transit Executive Summary 7 36 Tehama san francisco | California EXCLUSIVE ADVISORS TONY CROSSLEY Executive Vice President 415.288.7807 [email protected] Lic. 00900574 DARREN KUIPER Vice President 415.288.7817 [email protected] Lic. 01958824 TIM MAAS Executive Vice President 415.288.7863 [email protected] Lic. 00956740 WILL CLIFF Associate 415.288.7828 [email protected] Lic. 01976818 FRANK WHEELER Executive Vice President 415.288.7816 [email protected] Lic. 00831700 101 2nd Street | Ste. 1100 San Francisco, CA 94105 T: 415.788.3100 | colliers.com This document has been prepared by Colliers International for advertising and general information only. 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  • Braced for the FUTURE by IBBI ALMUFTI, S.E., BOB HAZLETON and KRISTY DAVIS

    Braced for the FUTURE by IBBI ALMUFTI, S.E., BOB HAZLETON and KRISTY DAVIS

    Architectural vision and high seismic demands culminate in architecturally expressed megabraces for the most resilient skyscraper on the West Coast. Braced for the FUTURE BY IBBI ALMUFTI, S.E., BOB HAZLETON AND KRISTY DAVIS THE SAN FRANCISCO SKYLINE is soaring to new Design Drivers heights as the city’s tallest mixed-use building rises in one of its The building’s location and geometry presented challeng- most dynamic neighborhoods. es for the design team from both a wind and seismic per- The project, simply known by its address, 181 Fremont, is spective. The tower is very slender, with a 100-ft by 100-ft currently under construction in the South of Market neighbor- footprint at the base that gradually tapers, and the architec- hood (aka, SoMa). With its proximity to the financial district, tural vision includes a faceted façade that folds along visually Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) and Caltrain stations, the Bay expressed diagonal lines. To preserve floor area, a traditional Bridge and major highways, SoMa is a haven for new develop- core was out of the question. The designers instead chose ment and is currently seeing a boom of office and residential external megabraces to resist the shear demands in the office projects. When completed next year, 181 Fremont, at approxi- levels and standard buckling restrained braces (BRBs) in the mately 800 ft, will be the second-tallest building in San Francisco, residential levels. after Transamerica Pyramid; neighboring Salesforce Tower, also Often, tall building projects in San Francisco take an excep- under construction, will surpass both buildings when complete.