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OAKLAND’S WATERFRONT COMING ALIVE Hilary Parker Sami Zeger Matt Holmes 925.324.2579 415.497.3106 415.601.8337 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] dre# 01760862 dre# 01911536 dre# 0111082 LOCATION: Embarcadero & Brooklyn Basin Way, Oakland, CA ABOUT THE PROJECT: Designed to reconnect Oakland with its historic waterfront, Brooklyn Basin will create a vibrant new mixed-use neighborhood surrounded by open air and stunning views from San Francisco to the East Bay hills. With a vast network of parks and residences, along with a unique blend of cultural, commercial and recreational activities, Brooklyn Basin will provide dynamic new options for the varied and inspiring ways in which we live, work and play. HIGHLIGHTS: • 3,700 Residential Units (3,100 entitled) • 75,000 square feet of storefronts • 200,000 SF Commercial Space • 30 Acres of Park Space • New Marina with 200 Boat Slips (pending entitlement) Brooklyn Basin | Retail West | Page 2 HOWARD TERMINAL Waterfront Projects Howard Terminal Jack London Square Brooklyn Basin The Oakland A’s are proposing a new 34,000– Situated along the Oakland/Alameda estuary, Brooklyn Basin will completely transform seat ballpark at the Port of Oakland’s waterfront, Jack London Square is currently Oakland’s 64 acres of industrial waterfront on the Oakland Howard Terminal, that would replace the only publicly accessible mixed-use waterfront Estuary with no public access into a vibrant, Oakland Coliseum as the team’s home. area and a well-known landmark since the mixed-use neighborhood. More than 30 acres of The new privately financed ballpark would serve mid-1800s. With its rich history as the heart of publicly accessible parks, trails and marinas will as an anchor of a larger redevelopment that Oakland’s Port operations, Jack London Square be created, while residences in a range of styles would include 3,000 new housing units, consists of 243,000 SF of Class A office space, including apartments, townhouses, lofts and 1.5 million SF of Office, including a Tech Hub 191,000 SF of retail, a fully entitled 250–room condominiums will invite a dynamic, diverse and Center and 250,000 SF of retail. destination Hotel and over 2,500 new residential independent new community to the waterfront. units currently underway. Brooklyn Basin | Retail West | Page 3 PHASE I PHASE IV PHASE III PHASE II Project Timeline Phase I Phase II Phase III Phase IV (Parcel A, B, C, F, G & 9th Ave Terminal Bldg) (Parcel D, E, H, J) (Parcel K & L) (Parcel M & Aquatic Center): The first apartment offering, Orion (241 Units), The park at the gateway to the community will be 780 Units, multi-level trails, viewing hill and relaxing Phase 4 will include 405 Units, large lawn areas and is now complete and currently leasing. Well the signature arrival experience to Clinton Basin porch gliders at the park along the channel will a viewing hill allowing for spectacular water vistas. underway is the restoration of the historic 9th and will be completed in Phase 2. Located off the be completed in Phase 3, along with the tranquil, The historic park at the estuary and enhanced Aquatic Avenue Terminal Building, featuring dining and Embarcadero, it will include over 1,100 Units, nature-rich, southernmost park, complete with natural Center, both managed by the City of Oakland, will be bustling retail. In addition, the first park at the a waterside restaurant, a conifer grove and a wetlands and community picnic areas. expanded approximately two acres to the north and shoreline will provide nearly 10 acres of open space public promenade. east, reaching completion in Brooklyn Basin’s final phase. in a grand civic area along the waterfront and Expected completion of this phase in 2024. include a local grocer. In total, Phase I will include Expected completion of this phase is 2023. Expected completion of this phase is 2027. over 1,300 units and 63,000 SF of thoughtfully positioned retail and restaurants. Brooklyn Basin | Retail West | Page 4 PHASE I PHASE IV PARCEL A PHASE III PARCEL F PARCEL G PARCEL PHASE II PARCEL B PARCEL K M PARCEL H PARCEL C PARCEL PARCEL D L PARCEL J PARCEL E Housing Units Housing Units 3,700 total housing units Phase I Phase II Phase III Phase IV Parcel A 254 units Q1 2023 Parcel D 243 units Q1 2023 Parcel K 390 units 2024 Parcel M 405 units 2027 Parcel B 241 units July 2019 Parcel E 196 units Q1 2023 Parcel L 390 units 2024 Parcel C 241 units Q1 2021 Parcel H 380 units Q3/ 2023 Parcel F 211 units December 2020 Parcel J 378 units Q1/ 2023 Parcel G 371 units Q1 2022 Total Units 1,318 units Total Units 1,197 units Total Units 780 units Total Units 405 units Phase I C O P Y R I G H T c 2016 BAR architects TownhousToTownhousee|2B | 2 BDRMBDRM 1 BDRMBDBDRMRM TownhouseTownhouse | 2 BDRMBDBDRM 1 BDBDRMRM 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 DN 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 OPENOOPPEN TOTO 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 BELOBELOWOW 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 LOADINGLOADING 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 Parcel B 32 cars 32 cars 32 cars 32 cars 20 cars 20 cars PHASE I 3 LEVELLEVEL STACKERSSTACKTACKERS 32 cars 32 cars 10 cars 10 cars 32 cars 32 cars 10 cars 10 cars Orion Apartments & Retail TownhouseTownhouse | 2 BDRMBDBDRM TownTownhoushousee| | 1 BDBDRRMM 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 0 50 5 OPEOPENOP450 45 EN 450 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 5 5 95 SITE 195 1 *195 *195 * *1 *195 TOTO0 BELBEL0 OWOW0 Emanating casual California elegance and timeless waterfront5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 beauty,5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 the5200*1950 5200*1950 2415200*1950 5200*1950 apartment5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 units of TownhouseTownhouse | 1 BDBDRMRM 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 TownTowwnnhhousouse | 1 BDRMBDRM 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 PHASE II Orion — Brooklyn Basin’s first residential offering — are2450*6430 inspired2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 by2450*6430 the2450*6430 2450*6430 history2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 of2450*6430 its2450*6430 location,2450*6430 and the 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 2450*6430 Clinton Lane 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 5200*1950 pioneering spirit of those who will be the neighborhood’s first16 cars residents.16 cars The building5 cars 5 cars is now complete 16 cars 16 cars 5 cars 5 cars 25 cars 25 cars and leasing.
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