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11/18/22
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Convene, a hospitality company that designs, builds, and manages premium meeting, event, and flexible office spaces, inked a lease for 65k sf of retail space on the fourth and fifth floors at the newly redeveloped 100 Stockton Street in San Francisco. The building is owned by Blatteis & Schnur Inc.
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Convene is a single-solution meetings provider that offers in-house culinary, award-winning design, and AV and production services - delivering a turnkey experience for in-person and hybrid events. Convene at 100 Stockton will have its own dedicated lobby on the ground floor with exclusive elevators to its premium event space on floors four and five; it will also have exterior building signage on the corner of Stockton Street and O’Farrell Street. The location will comprise six unique meeting rooms that can be configured to accommodate various event types - from town halls to classroom-style learning, corporate social events, and more. It is expected to open for business by the end of 2023.
100 Stockton Street is a visionary asset repositioning by Blatteis & Schnur. Formerly the site of the Macy’s Men’s department store, the mixed-use development, set to open in 2023, spans 265k sf on eight levels to support the growing retail market on the South side of Union Square. Other notable tenants signed to the development include internationally acclaimed restaurant Chotto Matte, set to open second quarter of 2023, serving Japanese-Peruvian inspired Nikkei cuisine in a 15k sf space on the building’s rooftop.
Kazuko Morgan with Cushman & Wakefield represented the building ownership in the deal along with Ashley Brown of Blatteis & Schnur. A C&W team, led by J.D. Lumpkin, also repped Convene in the transaction.
Since its founding in 2009, Convene has served the meetings and events needs of more than 4,000 organizations around the world. Convene currently has a network of 26 premium meetings, events, and flexible office locations across the U.S. and UK.
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