The future of Downtown Stockton is here
We’re all breathing a little easier this week at Ten Space. For the past several years, we’ve been slowly acquiring the pieces to create a wholesale change in Downtown Stockton. And on Tuesday, February 23rd, 2016, the Stockton City Council recognized this work in the form of a unanimous vote to approve our ambitious, radical […]
Why supporting local matters
What makes a city unique? Or a neighborhood? Or maybe just one specific block? At Ten Space, we believe that the character of place is defined by its authenticity. People fall in love with places that are unique, providing experiences that you can’t find anywhere else. And while some of this authenticity is in a […]
Earth Day: thoughts on city living for a greener planet
Wednesday was Earth Day, which got us thinking over here at Ten Space about the importance of our cities when it comes to protecting the environment. At first thought, most people probably don’t think of cities as good for the environment. They are loud, crowded and congested. And intuitively, that makes sense. How can cities […]
Ten Space Reimagines Downtown Stockton
By Elizabeth Stevens Central Valley Business Journal Now that Stockton’s bankruptcy is resolved, and the economy is shifting out of neutral, community leaders are starting to think about the future. Ten Space, a development company formerly known as the Cort Group, has set its sights on revitalizing the eastern part of downtown Stockton. On March […]
History, written in 15 blocks
By Michael Fitzgerald Record columnist The exciting building project announced by Ten Space is more than a big deal for downtown. It is the beginning of a new chapter in city history. The ambitious project — 1,400 housing units and 400,000 square feet of commercial space in a 15-block rectangle — marks a shift away from decades […]
'Stockton is going to be a desintation'
The Record By Roger Phillips Record Staff Writer Mar. 21, 2015 STOCKTON — On a June morning more than nine months ago, Stockton officials led 50 developers through three decrepit and long-shuttered city-owned downtown hotels, hoping someone would be sufficiently inspired by a vision of urban restoration to dig into their pockets and back up their […]
Ten Space featured on Capital Public Radio
Record Columnist Michael Fitzgerald talks Ten Space’s Open Window Project with Beth Ruyak on Capital Public Radio. Listen here: Capital Public Radio interview
Cort Group becomes Ten Space
The Cort Group Becomes Ten Space with a Focus on Investing in Downtown Stockton Stockton-based Company is on a Mission to Restore Urban Cores Stockton, Calif., March 18, 2015 — The Cort Group, a major investor in the renaissance of Stockton’s downtown, today announced it is changing its name to Ten Space to reflect its […]