SAN FRANCISCO—UBER Technologies Inc.—acutting-edge technology platform designed to connect drivers andriders in order to help facilitate convenient, seamlesstransportation options—has expanded its lease at 1455 Market St. by an additional 130,434square feet. The lease now totals 218,568 square feet.
In July 2013, UBER signed a lease encompassing 88,134 squarefeet of initial occupancy at the Hudson Pacific PropertiesInc. building.
Occupancy under the expansion is expected to occur in stages,with 24,270 square feet of currently vacant space scheduled forcommencement in October 2014, and 14,364 square feet of currentlyvacant space scheduled for commencement in November 2014. Theremaining 91,800 square feet backfills a corresponding amount ofspace currently occupied by the project's largest tenant that wasscheduled to expire in December 2015; this space is scheduled to beoccupied in April 2015.
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