Destination Waterfront Hotel Redesigned
Facing pushback from the Bay Conservation and Development Commission’s (BCDC) Design Review Board, which determined that the plans for a 155-room resort hotel to rise up to six stories in…
Oakland A’s Enter Negotiations for Howard Terminal Site, Again
Having dismissed the 50-acre site back in 2014, the Oakland A’s have now entered into a formal negotiating agreement with Oakland’s Port Commission to explore building a new MLB stadium…
Destination Waterfront Hotel Slated for Approval in the East Bay
The final development permit for a proposed waterfront hotel to rise up to 67 feet and six stories in height on the Jack London Square parcel known as F3, behind…
Oakland Loft with Penthouse Addition Fetches $2.75 Million
We first featured (and gushed over) the 5,361-square-foot unit #405 atop the converted Phoenix Iron Works building, on the western edge of Oakland’s Jack London Square, back in early 2008…
Designs for a Destination Waterfront Hotel
With the proposed 326-unit building to rise up to eight stories in height on the Jack London Square parcel known as “F2” softly rendered in the background, the design for…
The New Plans to Infill Jack London Square
The grand plan for redeveloping Oakland’s Jack London Square was approved back in 2004 and the first phase of development was completed in 2008. And while the second phase of…
Refined Designs And Moniker For 330-Unit Oakland Development
Briefly dubbed “The Jack,” the designs for the proposed 330-unit development to rise over 3,000 square feet of new retail space and parking for 365 cars at 4th and Madison…
Now You Know Jack
The Environmental Impact Report for 330 apartments to rise over 3,000 square feet of new retail space and parking for 365 cars at 4th and Madison Streets near Jack London…
New Plans For Another 330 Apartments Near Jack London Square
With Ellis Partners already working on plans for two residential towers, with over 600 units combined, to rise over 20 stories on either side of Oakland’s Jack London Square, San…
Warriors Guard Steph Curry Doesn’t Score On Penthouse Sale
Purchased for $1,475,000 in 2012, Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry put his Oakland penthouse condo, #1501 at the Ellington, on the market for $1,695,000 last September. Reduced to $1,599,000…