Transit. Technology. Transformation. SLTC is a 1 million-square-foot mixed-use development in the heart of San Leandro, the Bay Area’s newest tech hub with a vibrant startup culture, easy transit access and room to grow.

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Westlake Urban’s San Leandro Tech Campus (SLTC) is a 1 million-square-foot, technology-focused, mixed-use development located next to the Downtown San Leandro BART Station. SLTC, built in partnership with local tech leader OSIsoft, is central to San Leandro’s transformation as a connected, 21st century innovation ecosystem.

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Transit. SLTC is next to BART and AC Transit BRT, and within easy walking distance to downtown San Leandro restaurants, shops and amenities.

Rendering by Binyan Studios
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SLTC is a rare, highly desirable destination, ideally suited for today’s workers who prefer to work and live in transit-oriented locations where cars, bikes, pedestrians and public transit coexist. The urban tech campus is adjacent to the San Leandro BART Station fare gate and AC Transit's new BRT line. BART commuters to SLTC will avoid crowded trains by riding in the reverse commute direction.

Technology. SLTC connects directly to Lit San Leandro, San Leandro’s fiber optic loop, which provides the fastest internet speeds in the country.

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SLTC offers the connectivity cutting-edge companies need with Internet speeds that are thousands of times faster than the average U.S. Internet connection. Lit San Leandro, the city’s state-of-the-art fiber optic loop, provides tenants with divergent, secure access to lit and dark fiber with upload and download speeds up to 10 Gbits per second.

Transformation. Truth is Beauty, a 55-foot steel and LED sculpture by artist Marco Cochrane, depicts a woman expressing her power and humanity. She is the heart and soul of SLTC.

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Artist Marco Cochrane’s monumental, Burning Man-inspired sculpture, Truth is Beauty, is located in the center of the SLTC campus in a public plaza where she now greets thousands of transit commuters daily at the Downtown San Leandro BART station. The graceful expression of the sculpture engages visitors, sparks conversations and challenges viewers to envision a world where women are safe.

Developer gets OK to build San Leandro Tech Campus apartments

July 20, 2017

By Darin Moriki, East Bay Times

SAN LEANDRO — The San Mateo developer charged with building out the San Leandro Tech Campus next to the San Leandro BART station has received the green light to construct a mixed-use, residential complex within the office park.

The San Leandro City Council, by a 7-0 vote July 17, approved Westlake Urban’s plan to expand its new, six-story parking structure and build a seven-story mixed-use building next to it, with 197 market-rate apartments and ground-floor commercial space.
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