at is what the delegated authorities are for negotiating more broadly around terms in the [speaker not understood]. i d like to do that. if it s on the lease side, if i m applying for a lease to the port and you guys want a pink piece of paper, it s up to me to get it and get it quick. [speaker not understood]. i don t know, maybe it s i d certainly agree we should take a look at that. okay, be happy to. what would really be helpful to the real estate staff is often folks that eventually get to your ears are folks that are having a problem or they re not getting what they want. but if you feel free to call me and we can walk through it and investigate what the hurdles are, or their perceived hurdles. sometimes it s just a natural progression that it takes time to do things. or maybe they re being asked to do something that they don t really want to do. so, it would be helpful if you would call me or the leasing manager or any of the property managers and, you know, ask
folks that eventually get to your ears are folks that are having a problem or they re not getting what they want. but if you feel free to call me and we can walk through it and investigate what the hurdles are, or their perceived hurdles. sometimes it s just a natural progression that it takes time to do things. or maybe they re being asked to do something that they don t really want to do. so, it would be helpful if you would call me or the leasing manager or any of the property managers and, you know, ask that would be helpful to us if we can learn what the perception is out on the street, if it s different from what we re perceiving. the perception out on the street is people on the street don t know what s available at the port for rent, first of all. and i don t think it s advertised probably well enough is one issue. [speaker not understood] perception i got long before i became a commissioner, not something yesterday or the day before. i m hearing because i m the c
is there any other public comment? come on up. hi, good evening. i m paul [speaker not understood] with bill group. we re a general contractor building a project across the street from crane park. and we moved in about six months ago and the process was pretty easy. i heard it was difficult to get a lease, but it really wasn t. took about 30 days and got some good land, and it helped us build our project. so, yeah, we had a really good nice easy time. thank you. thank you. [laughter] is there any other public comment? commissioners, questions? thank you for your presentation. it s sometimes a little like secret sauce. we don t know what comes in when we get all the presentations. we see the 557 leases that we have and they run the gamut from the giants stadium to mom and pop shops. so, i thank you and your staff for managing what is quite a portfolio i think in the private sector. i know we have significantly greater number of people managing all of that, so, thank you
really want to do. so, it would be helpful if you would call me or the leasing manager or any of the property managers and, you know, ask that would be helpful to us if we can learn what the perception is out on the street, if it s different from what we re perceiving. the perception out on the street is people on the street don t know what s available at the port for rent, first of all. and i don t think it s advertised probably well enough is one issue. [speaker not understood] perception i got long before i became a commissioner, not something yesterday or the day before. i m hearing because i m the commissioner. it s that i ve heard it for many years. so, and i don t necessarily like to hear it. i m just trying to come up with understand you guys come up with some ways to improve it. over the years i think we have. we strive, we continually look at our process. we continually make changes. so, we re here for you to guide us and help us with that process. and we ha
and also also processing a lease would take 40 to 90 days if it s just a lease for an office space for rent for office [speaker not understood] would take that. maybe it doesn t take that. i just need to be enlightened. that s all. for a standard lease going into an office, if it s office for office, that s usually 30 days. right. and anything beyond that is because there are layers of regulatory or policy reviews that need to be done. and, you know, going back to the slide with the regulatory partners, some of the tenants you may be talking to are doing leasehold work, so, they have to go through the permit process that does add time. but that s usually after they get their lease. they apply for their permit. so, i guess it depends on what stage they are having difficulty getting through the process. but for the cookie cutter deals, we re looking at 30 days. to rubin solis s credit, we have one of the production companies doing a movie here in san francisco. and i th