I'm very sad to see it go, because I'm currently working at a startup in pier 38. It's a great space, even though it could use some renovating. The location is

I'm very sad to see it go, because I'm currently working at a startup in pier 38. It's a great space, even though it could use some renovating. The location is perfect, and being able to see the water directly when looking out the window makes for a great work environment. I have a hard time seeing it remodeled as a hotel, or anything else—even though I've always thought vacant piers would make great spots for bars, nightclubs, restaurant and many other things. Most of the piers between the ferry building and pier 38 are vacant for the most part blight and urban decay. Pier 38 has the advantage of somewhat closer proximity to AT&T Park and the trendy King St, but that's about it. I have a hard time seeing how pier 38 will be different.