The sprawling Marriott Hotel in San Mateo will likely shut its doors this spring, as the owner, software giant Oracle, decides to scale back on its real estate investments. 

The Austin, Texas-based firm, previously headquartered in Redwood City, purchased the property in 2016 for roughly $130 million, using the hotel not just as an investment asset but leveraging its approximately 32,000 square feet of meeting space to conduct corporate events and employee trainings. The hotel — located along the intersection of South Amphlett Boulevard and Concar Drive — also boasts more than 400 hotel rooms and the Craft/Code Kitchen and bar. 

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Terence Y

So where are the calls to turn this into a homeless hotel? It has easy freeway access where when folks are stuck in traffic, they can see how the experiment is working out. My prediction… the land will be sold and they’ll embark on another Bay Meadows (?) project one exit south. Mostly housing but some commercial. And they’ll raise the affordable housing income limit to $300,000 which still effectively makes housing unaffordable for those who truly need affordable housing. Any other predictions?

Thomas Morgan

Until a new owner and operator are found San Mateo should suspend its 180 day limit on short term rentals.

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