some of the things to take into consideration with our office like autodesk they're a shed space they took a blank slate and turned it into what they needed if you look at the egg building it's on the water in some cases is a fabulous view but if you go into the building the windows don't open and close and there's no elevator there's a lot of condition issues that hold us back and what we've typically done is rented them in an as is condition if somebody wants to upgrade them we'll allow them for ammunition at the round house but in some cases the condition of the building doesn't really allow us to get to that - we're not going to be the class a that's a high-rise with a doorman and the amenities but typically the port hadn't had the capital to upgrade and we typically don't want to upgrade because we want to leave that space for, you know, if you want to put in a design space you're going to want something different if you want to put in a real estate office irving to want to put in something different we don't want to redecide what the in coming tenants will do but accommodate wha

autodesk is up to $16 million in investment in the pier. >> right. >> and that is where i was going interest thank you commissioner ho. >> i guess along those lines and maybe we're looking at basis rents so we have the ability to - >> yeah. we can go higher. >> wheelchair seeing the tech companies coming in and we have a to make sure we taking into consideration the leases are very, very desirable and not your typical class a office space i would a rather business owner be on the waterfront. >> we're commanding rents and this vs. a lot of offices. >> no one wanted compartment time listed and they want to quickly based on their operations and the growth and size and moving things around that's the way offices are configured you don't want wails. >> with autodesk they've got other sites in the area and pier 9 is by far they're most popular site employees requesting to work there and i was reiterating one thing we have an extraordinary low vacancy rate so we want to see the changes we don't have a lot of options unless we get the vacancies. >> that is there's a balance that we have a lot of sma

have a priceless view are reindicating riggs what we're offering for the view when i think about autodesk they wanted it to be industrial not a typical class a office space how do we category that and i thought commissioner was going down that road. >> that's american people industrial feeling that's in a that's what the tech sector wants he don't want the old style class a but more of an edge i didn't atmosphere it's selling better in san francisco than having the finished class a office space and if we could convert or for example, pier 23 or 19, pier 27 for office we could lease it out the demand is there. the constraints come from the entitlements that we get the change of use and the seismic upgrade is there demand absolutely. autodesk is up to $16 million in investment in the pier. >> right. >> and that is where i was going interest thank you commissioner ho. >> i guess along those lines and maybe we're looking at basis rents so we have the ability to - >> yeah. we can go higher. >> wheelchair seeing the tech companies coming in and we have a to make sure we taking into consideratio

. >> so, salesforce, autodesk, other companies have endorsed this.o you see partnering with them in doing something similar? what other companies could you partner with? >> we have a lot of announcements coming up and we hope that this will become an industrywide standard. in this day and age we hope that learning will be lifelong. things move so fast, you need to stay engaged and output the skills throughout your lifetime. it would normally take 15 to create more nano degrees. >> sebastian, you invented the google car and are a founder of google ask. how do you apply that moonshot they thinking to education? >> education is ripe for innovation. students need more options than they had in the past. we have one trillion tools, college debt, young people not finishing their degrees. more so people in an advanced stage of life have no credentials that allow them to learn from home flexibly and in a focused way. i believe that they can create options for people in all walks of life so that you can have a tremendous impact to society. a lot of people are