joined by supervisor stefani. our clerk is mr. victor young. i would like to thank sf gov tv, jessie and charles for broadcasting this meeting. do you have any announcements? clerk: clerk: please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices. speaker cards should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon will appear on the february 27th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. mr. clerk, can you please call items 1 and 2. hearing on the current status of the city s leased owned portfolio within the civic center and update on the portfolio five year plan. item 2, potential three year enewly and amendment of a lease of approximately 27,826 square feet of space at 1390 market street with purchase 1390 market as landlord for use by the department of public health. thank you. i think we have a presentation from john updike from the department of real estate? thank you, vice chair fewer. supervisor stefani. before i get into the presentation,
portfolio. we want to thank the controller s office for their help in aggregating some of this data to help us visualize the status of our portfolio. so first, i wanted to take a 30,000-foot view of what the city owns and leases. so our portfolio city-wide contains approximately 44 million square feet of buildings and land, that s not including rec park holdings. that is within the city limits, so it does not extra territorial land which is significant outside the city and county of san francisco. of that, we lease from private properties only 4%. of our portfolio. this has been an issue that is concern of the board of supervisors as we brought leases forward as to what is the constitution of our portfolio. this really tells the big story. we re at 4%. we had a discussion with many of our peer organizations across the country. we found an average range when you look at aggregate portfolio, there is a lot of land in the portfolios nationwide, they range from 1-4%. new york cit
snapshot today and how we re moving this portfolio in the future. how do we move that needle from 19% leased today, to an even lower percentage, which is our goal. first thing i want to mention, we took a look at peer city organizations, those who could slice the data to this level. most could not produce this kind of data in this presentation. most just don t have the information, but for those that do, two really good examples as a method of comparison, the city of san diego. their downtown core office holdings are 64% owned and 36% leased. again we re at 19 today. the state of california sacramento area, office portfolio, which is huge, at 16 million square feet is actually split 50-50 owned and leased. again, i think we look very favorable to those two organizations. claudia, my assistant director who played a great role in putting this presentation together, take calls monthly from other organizations across the country asking us how we do what we do. that s an indicator
things worth exploring, but until we have an executive director, i propose we suspend any further discussion until our march 16th meeting. colleagues, does that sound okay to you? great. now let s open this up to public comment. are there any members of the public who would like to comment on item seven. surprise, surprise. eric brooks, californians for energy choice and all the other groups that i mentioned before. so the we ve heard from the interim executive officer that the bids that came in on the request for qualifications are proprietary, and they re not allowed to be released. the public, of course, really would like to see the applicants and who they are, and so that we can weigh in on who we think would be the best person, but we can t really do it without that information. this is a question for the attorney and for the executive interim executive officer, but if we can even get the names of applicants, then, we can look them up themselves and decide what we
clerk: please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices. speaker cards should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon will appear on the february 27th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. mr. clerk, can you please call items 1 and 2. hearing on the current status of the city s leased owned portfolio within the civic center and update on the portfolio five year plan. item 2, potential three year enewly and amendment of a lease of approximately 27,826 square feet of space at 1390 market street with purchase 1390 market as landlord for use by the department of public health. thank you. i think we have a presentation from john updike from the department of real estate? thank you, vice chair fewer. supervisor stefani. before i get into the presentation, i want to the last time we gave a real estate portfolio update to this committee it was charmed by carmen chu which tells me we need to do this more frequently. but it s a pleasure to