(1984)
Waterfront mixed use development South San Francisco, California.
San Francisco Business Journal 1984
“… Neville Price of San Francisco is planning a project to border the Gateway tentatively named Shearwater..it calls for construction of a 100,00 square foot convention center, a 450 room first class hotel, 1.5 million square feet of offices, restaurants and retail shops and 350 condominiums. Price also is planning a 500 berth marina along the former shipping dock and a ferry service to the East Bay for commuters.”
San Francisco Examiner October 2, 1984 – Front Page
“The changing face of South City”
South San Francisco – …”a complex tentatively called Shearwater, is proposed by New Zealander Neville Price. Its 20 story hotel would be the tallest building in South City”
Peninsula News September 20 1984
“U.S. Steel lands: major plans afoot”
South San Francisco :’Words like elegant and exciting were the order of the evening as City Council and Planning Commission looked at plans for the old US Steel property”