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Real Estate Project Consultants for School District

San Diego Unified School District  |  Assistance to administrators of the school district in pursuing a surplus schools disposition program.   The San Diego Unified School District held a portfolio of surplus school facility assets, and was interested in regularizing a negotiated disposition process.   A “request for proposals,” or RFP, process was recommended, along with methods for generating interest in the portfolio of surplus district assets, methods for pre-qualifying interested third-parties, and a process and approach to ranking proposed business deals submitted by investors and real estate developers.

 

One of the largest school districts in the U.S., San Diego City Schools serve more than 134,000 students. In operations since 1854 the district has grown from a small, rented school building with one teacher to more than 200 educational facilities with 14,500 full-time equivalent staff positions. This seventh largest urban district in the United States is extremely diverse – including more than 15 ethnic groups and dozens of languages and dialects.   Work completed by an SCP principal while with predecessor firm.

 

Film Studios Development Consultants - StoneCreek

Lorimar Studios

Master plan for potential highest-and-best-use of Lorimar Studios in Culver City (California), prior to ownership by SONY Studios.

 

Analysis of re-purposing and redevelopment potential for the Lorimar Studios campus, explored with a focus on “highest and best use.”  The full array of existing of future facilities were part of the analysis, including soundstages, production office space, post production facilities, and the like.

 

Acting as consultants for the film studios’ re-use and further development, redevelopment options were evaluated and compared to a baseline redevelopment scheme, along with build-out and phasing scenarios. Report included conceptual site plans of various redevelopment schemes for the film studios, financial projections, market analysis, and an implementation risk analysis of the alternatives.

 

Office and Industrial Consultants

Groundleasing Practices – Port of San Diego

Management review of port district leasing practices, including lease administration and lease rate.

 

The Port of San Diego was interested in confirming whether or not its ground lease rates, issues of highest and best use, deal terms, and operating polices were at par with “best practices” at other world port districts, particularly, at U.S. West Coast port facilities. A study was undertaken concerning regional market conditions, competitive conditions at other world ports, “best practices” at such other ports, and other related factors. Recommendations were prepared for consideration by the Port of San Diego, with regard to lease rate-setting and deal terms.

 

The Port of San Diego is a special government entity, created in 1963 by an act of the California legislature in order to manage San Diego Harbor, and administer the public lands along San Diego Bay.

 

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