there are a few office tenatnnts in piers 26 and 28, includeing ideo, a lease just before the board ofsupervisors. it would endeavor to relocate all of the tenants that would be displaced either too poor property or to provide -- we think there is the likelihood of a high degree of success of keeping those businesses in the city. we know there is substantial vacancy rates. supervisor avalos: what kind of space is available? you mentioned you looked at the port. >> with respect to warehouse space, we have a vacancy at pier 50. at the other locations, we have office buildings in the northern waterfront and in the southern waterfront as well. a lot of your question was going to draw attention. the concern would be that we would be unable to keep them as tenants and we would lose them to another port. we would be exporting jobs to another jurisdiction in the bay area. with this particular set of locations, we don't have that here. if these were successful in san francisco, we have reason to believe alternate airport locations or private-sector locations would want to stay in san francisco.