tndc is the owner with a lot of coordination and collaboration with the department of public health, the mayor's office of housing, tons of state and federal agencies are part of that mix. and really that, i think, is the direction, you know, we want to be going. you can't always come across a building of this scale but the building will be very alive, very vibrant, there's a lot of con gregant space where people can hang out and get coffee. a lot of this is about helping people not just get housing but have a life and have neighbors and friends and i think this building is going to provide a lot of that. it did have a pool, which i really wanted to keep, but we weren't able to in the ground floor. it's now this humongus space -- no, it's a preserved pool. some day the covering will be taken off and the art deco pool will be found, short of being able to keep it there as another recreational opportunity for the people in the building, we couldn't because of the earthquake issues and safety issues and so forth. it's now, it's just huge recreation -- multi purpose room. so you could pr

we hope to replicate that again at 1400 mission together with tndc as an off-site project linked to 201 we also build offices in san francisco. here the city has done less well in bringing things through the permitting process. in part because of prop m and in part because of ceqa and in part because the higher fees have raised the bar and today there are very few actually entitled projects and we at tishman speyer have tried to capitalize on the locations here. this is a site we entitled in 2001. the dot com bust made us wait until we began construction and this is the only sizeable new building built from the last cycle. when we began in 2006, we felt we were early. midway through construction in 2007, we were feeling pretty smart, but we delivered this within weeks of lehman's bankruptcy in the fall of 2008, again into one of toughest markets you could envision for building half a million square foot speculative officer building, but it's a lesson in building great products and even in terrible markets you will do okay. we were able to sell it for just over $800 a square foot, which

we intend to do that again here working with tndc and a merry core development in the site of the corner of west mission and 10th. we look forward to bringing both the 201 r project and mission project forward next year. if it weren't for the economic downturn of 2008, we wouldn't need this extension, but we are working full force with both the planning department and dbi to make this a reality. we're here for any questions. my thanks, having been here for a decade, to linda for her hard work in making this place run smoothly. >> thank you. >>> thank you. >> is there any public comment on this item? >> [speaker not understood]. sfgtv will actually -- after you identify yourself. >>> sue hester. i just need a little manipulation help to expand the entire thing. thank you. i have manipulation problems. sue hester. i was involved in the entire rincon hill process and am involved right now in pier 30-32 seawall 330. this is the photo that was in the file for this project. this is the project. this is 30-32. this is seawall at 330. seawall at 330 and piers 30-32 are very active projects. you