The partnership, the strategy, and the path forward for Peregrine’s San Francisco headquarters — prepared privately for the Peregrine team.
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A stronger SF HQ outcome — the partnership, the plan, and the path forward.
One team, one plan — Resource strengthens Stream's position — we don't overlap with it.
Long-term space planning and occupancy strategy tied to headcount growth and financial planning
Real-time insight into market activity and local relationships to uncover off-market opportunities — ensuring maximum leverage and the best contract terms
Block-by-block market intelligence that helps identify & build leverage — and flag risk (loan defaults)
Full occupancy-cost analysis, including rent, operating expenses, local business taxes, concessions and build-out exposure
Market tours
LOI & lease negotiation process
Transaction management & closing
Tenant representation & advocacy
Resource led Peregrine's HQ lease at 71 Stevenson — a durable headquarters through April 2028.
Expansion aligned to the original lease clock, creating one coordinated 33,702 RSF platform.
Leveraging market intelligence, we secured a direct lease rate at the same economics of a sublease — with the benefits of a direct lease.
Strategic planning as Peregrine scales toward its next SF footprint.
Three questions most companies don't ask until it's expensive.
A multi-year lease signed against a single-point guess. Too big, and you pay for empty desks. Too small, and you need to move before your term is up.
Model growth in ranges, then structure flexibility (expansion, contraction, phased take-down). Translate these scenarios into functional floor plans.
Rent is a fraction of the whole figure — it’s OpEx, escalations, TI shortfall, FF&E, and restoration. The lowest $/SF rent could be the most expensive long-term deal.
Normalize every option to one figure: all-in cost per seat, per month, across the full term. Model project costs and operating costs alongside rent.
San Francisco isn’t one market. Pricing shifts block to block and class to class. Citywide vacancy is a misleading headline — top-quality space is still at a premium.
Underwrite at the building level: ownership, exposure, real comps, and which landlords are motivated right now.
Rent is a transaction. Occupancy is a strategy.
At 39.9% vacancy the building has room to grow in place, with attractive rents and a motivated landlord — but seats, company culture, and business goals drive the decisions.
No relocation disruption; leverage existing build-out & furniture. Buys time & reduces commitment.
Current advertised suites are expansion leads; availability and a usable configuration require confirmation.
Known landlord and a coordinated April 2028 clock
33,702 RSF leased; 218 seats / 240 maximum are dated planning inputs. Current installed seats and the capacity-crossing date need confirmation.
Expansion configuration, capacity, terms and delivery still need confirmation.
The SF option notice window opens May 6 and closes November 2, 2027, subject to the lease conditions. Build the comparison early enough to preserve a deliverable alternative. See the verified decision calendar.
Five buildings where a master lease or an anchor tenant's downsizing has created large blocks that aren't being marketed as such.
| Building | Floors | Size (SF) | Situation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 430 California St | 11–19 | 123,320 | Rippling currently occupies the majority of the building and is in the market for 400,000 SF — exceeding the capacity of the building |
| 8, 9, 10 | 42,550 | Rippling expanded here — master lease on the full building; signage and residual value | |
| 350 Bush St | 1–7 | 140,055 | Twitch downsized, sublet the upper floors, retained ground and lower |
| 17–19 | 52,869 | Publicis leased direct and sublet to High Note; still on 17 | |
| 350 Mission St | 10–12 | 53,764 | Salesforce master leased the entire building and has since subleased the majority of the building |
| 6–9, 14–23 | 251,000 | Sephora is in the market for ~150,000 SF, representing a downsize | |
| 222 2nd St | 9–15 | 154,450 | LinkedIn master leased the entire building and was subsequently acquired by Microsoft; SVB Bank subleased 150K SF, which will be coming available |
| 100 First St | 4–9, 10–11, 14–15 | 150,000+ | Okta sublet to Decagon & Hive — floor count to confirm |
The five buildings, mapped around Peregrine's current HQ at 71 Stevenson. Click a marker for block details.
We link headcount forecasts → seat capacity → portfolio cost trajectory, so the space fits the plan and the P&L.
FY26 goal: +300 FTE. ~140 net hires since Mar 2025; +260 over three years.
Validate the current SF roster, hiring plan and workplace program. The earlier 340+ desk target was unconfirmed and is not an employee forecast. See the September research and capacity tests.
3–7 year term, CBD, creative open plan, flexible layout, with natural light and transit access.
Small overages add up to large expenses.
Complete cost analysis before any commitment — rent is only part of the cost.
Live supply and demand model — adjust forecast assumptions, compare space capacity, and test timing across supply paths. Working assumptions need confirmation. Open the full model ↗