projected rent prices and how they calculated them, particularly given that the data is coming from jones lang lasalle who are the same firm that the controller has been using in its real estate score card where they projected a 12% increase. so i'm not exactly sure how jones lasalle can given 12% to benjamin rosenfeld and 7% to the planning department. i work with planning all the time now that i am half the downtown supervisor, who can testify to the fact that we are fully leased before -- before these projected even come on-line. so it's odd to me that the planning department is presuming a 10% vacancy rate. most of the large footprint, 100,000-plus square foot spaces with highly desirable and they will have an impact on the rest of the city, whether you are in the sunset or the excelsior or the richmond. so with that, i will hand to you, colleagues, my amendment which i spoke to which would be a $5 increase except for in the central soma, which would be a $2 increase and look forward to hearing your little bit more c what we're looking at. i do have the central soma one in front of me, but i just

any comment about my observations relative to jones lang lasalle's projections for different city agencies. >> thank you for that. i'm not sure on that, but i can look at it and get it back to you. we weren't able to escalate it to present day because we don't know the full rent to the 2018. >> supervisor peskin: yeah. no, it's a backwards looking business. >> can we go to the next page because to the central soma projects, because i do have some questions here. >> this page right here? >> okay. going through the project. and actually, i'd just start with my questions because i think that they're somewhat self-explanatory. so it was good to get a sense of the -- which buildings are in tier c versus a and b, where you say that it may not be feasible for a and b. i notice that a number of those projects are hotel projects. this is, of course, anecdotal, and it's not based on any type of data crunching that i have done, with you we're hearing a little bit more from the developer community that they're moving to hotels because they feel that is a more profitable project partially because of th