Sacramento Valley Station (SVS), the region' s intermodal transportation station, will be ready for new tenancies in approximately 25,000 square feet of leasable area in late 2016 when construction is complete. The station, currently boasting 1.1 million riders annually moving through the site, consists of a refurbished 1926 historic railway station on a prime 8.82 acre site in downtown Sacramento, CA. A considerable increase in passengers and patronage at the site is anticipated stemming from ongoing investments in rail service, historic rehabilitation, construction of new amenities and building systems, and completion of the nearby Golden 1 Center. Additional proposed development in close proximity to the SVS includes The Sacramento Railyards, County Courthouse, Downtown Riverfront Streetcar, a Major League Soccer (MLS) Stadium, and California High Speed Rail. The current Sacramento Valley Station (SVS) historic depot building has served continuously as the primary transit center hub in the region since it was opened on February 26, 1926. Located in downtown Sacramento, the station is midway between the Central Business District and The Sacramento Railyards redevelopment. In close proximity are the Sacramento River waterfront, historic Old Sacramento, and a series of civic and entertainment venues within walking distance. The Golden 1 Center, home to the Sacramento Kings of the National Basketball Association (NBA), is two blocks to the south.