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Oakland New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Oakland New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 3Q19 Eden Landing Ecological Reserve ID PROPERTY UNITS 28 Warm Springs 155 34 Embark 524 39 Mission Hills Square 158 48 Asher, The 632 Total Under Construction 1,469 65 Station District Block 2 443 68 Serra 179 69 Warm Springs Phase II 573 Total Planned 1,195 162 Decoto Road Mixed - Use 299 163 Thornton Villas 54 164 3515 Walnut Avenue 275 165 Fremont Hub, The 303 166 Golden Pines, The 182 167 Grimmer Irvington Center 202 168 Compass Bay 138 169 NewPark Mall Mixed Use 1,519 198 Fremont Boulevard 165 Don Edwards 199 Ohlone 275 San Francisco Bay National Total Prospective 3,412 Wildlife 500 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Oakland New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 3Q19 ID PROPERTY UNITS 130 2044 Franklin Street 179 132 325 7th Street 160 2 Alexan Webster, The 233 133 495 22nd Street Residences 81 6 Alta Waverly 196 7 Telegraph Arts 97 135 915 Fallon Street 50 8 Halcyon 74 139 Kaiser Center Residential Tower 580 9 Hanover Northgate 224 142 Modera Lake Merritt 173 13 Broadway, The 423 144 T5/T6 Phase II 262 Total Lease Up 1,247 186 88 Grand Avenue 275 187 1218 Webster & 1261 Harrison 185 17 Broadstone on Broadway Phase I & II 218 188 1911 Telegraph Avenue 330 19 Lakeside Lofts, The 79 191 Eastline 395 21 Station on 12th 416 192 Lake Merritt BART TOD 519 23 Atlas 634 Total Prospective 5,650 31 3000 Broadway 127 33 1100 Clay Street 288 35 1721 Webster 250 37 14th & Alice 262 38 19th & Harrison 224 43 401 29th Street 83 44 1700 Webster Street 206 46 Alta Woodson 140 Total Under Construction 2,927 56 277 27th 405 57 Anton Edge 91 75 1433 Webster 168 77 LakeHouse Commons 270 Adams Point Total Planned 934 113 2270 Broadway 223 Lake Chaiet 114 2305 Webster Street 130 115 2401 Broadway 70 Oakland Public Liabrary 121 Villas at Auto Row 500 122 1331 Harrison 127 123 1601 San Pablo Avenue 76 124 1750 Broadway 307 125 1888 Martin Luther King Jr. Way 88 126 1900 Broadway 452 128 2015 Telegraph Avenue 144 129 2016 Telegraph 344 1000 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Oakland New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 3Q19 Berkeley Bowl West Berkeley Ironworks Oakland Public Liabrary ID PROPERTY UNITS 1 Avalon Public Market 289 5 Hannah Park 90 12 MacArthur Commons 385 Bay Street Emeryville Total Lease Up 764 Mclaughlin Eastshore 22 Union, The 110 State Park 27 MacArthur Station Residences 402 36 Intersection, The 105 40 5110 Telegraph Avenue 204 Total Under Construction 821 58 1919 Market Street 102 76 Cityspaces 1,032 Total Planned 1,134 116 468 West MacArthur 57 117 Evolve 186 118 Gateway at Emeryville 244 120 Sherwin Williams 460 127 1904 Adeline Street 50 131 20th Street & Wood Street 235 134 6th Street & Brush Street 277 141 Mandela Transit Village 495 143 San Pablo Avenue 60 145 West Oakland BART Residential 180 184 5212 Broadway 589 185 5801 Christie Avenue 638 190 2400 Filbert Street 87 193 Phoenix, The 317 Total Prospective 3,875 1 mi Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Oakland New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 3Q19 ID PROPERTY UNITS 15 Aquatic Fourth Street Phase III 152 16 Aquatic Fourth Street Phase II 50 Total Lease Up 202 24 Modera Acheson Commons 205 26 2067 University Avenue 50 29 Durant, The 57 45 Addison, The 107 49 Bancroft 60 50 Jones Berkeley 170 Total Under Construction 649 54 Shattuck Terrace Green 274 71 Roost @ Blake, The 84 Total Planned 358 99 1200 San Pablo 57 100 1740 San Pablo 52 101 1835 San Pablo Avenue 99 102 1951 Shattuck Avenue 156 103 2015 Blake Street 155 104 2072 Addison Street 66 105 2701 Shattuck Avenue 57 106 Logan Park 237 107 Standard, The 122 177 2176 Kittredge Street 175 178 2198 San Pablo Avenue 56 179 2527 San Pablo Avenue 63 180 2628 Shattuck Avenue 78 181 2902 Adeline 54 182 Residences at Berkeley Plaza, The 302 201 Tysons West Phase II 400 Total Prospective 1,729 500 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Oakland New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 3Q19 ID PROPERTY UNITS 14 Fourth Street East 330 Total Lease Up 330 18 Jackson London Square Parcel F2 338 20 Jackson London Square Parcel D 333 47 Modera Jack London Square 134 Total Under Construction 805 59 Alameda Point 220 60 Alameda Point Redevelopment - Block 7 104 Total Planned 324 137 Brooklyn Basin Waterfront Future Phase 2,648 138 Eve's Waterfront Tower 500 140 Madison Street 157 146 Alameda Point Block 9 200 147 Encinal Terminals 589 148 West Midway 291 189 220 Alice Street 84 194 Alameda Marina 445 OAKLAND 195 Alameda Shipways 329 YACHT CLUB 196 Boatworks Green 182 Encinal Yacht Club 197 Warehouse 48 380 Total Prospective 5,805 500 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Oakland New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 3Q19 ID PROPERTY UNITS 11 Coliseum Connections 110 Total Lease Up 110 61 899 Alvarado 687 62 Shoreline Marina 160 63 Lincoln Landing 476 64 Campways 97 74 Oakland International Seniors 324 78 Maple & Main Apartments 240 Robert W. Crown Total Planned 1,984 Memorial State Beach 119 High & MacArthur 115 136 98th Avenue & San Leandro Street 104 149 2450 Washington 66 150 Conexion, The 60 151 Shoreline Marina Phase II 194 152 SLTC 202 153 Village Green 163 154 Mission Village 72 155 Mission Blvd & Tennyson Road 91 156 SOHAY 72 Total Prospective 1,139 1000 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Oakland New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 3Q19 Richmond Country Club ID PROPERTY UNITS 4 Solace Redevelopment 194 Total Lease Up 194 51 10135 San Pablo Avenue 72 52 Griffin on San Pablo 173 53 San Pablo 50 Total Planned 295 79 10919 San Pablo Avenue 92 80 12th Street & MacDonald Avenue 378 81 Avenue Lofts 62 Point Isabel 82 Garrity Way 98 Regional Shoreline Brooks Island 83 Hilltop 180 Regional Albaay 84 Kearney Street Lofts 71 Preserve Mudllats State Marine Park 86 Point Molate 670 87 Polaris 146 Total Prospective 1,920 1 mi Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Oakland New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 3Q19 ID PROPERTY UNITS 3 Ageno 171 10 Vaya 178 Total Lease Up 349 25 Alexan Riverwalk 144 32 Renaissance Square Phase III 180 41 Avalon Walnut Creek Phase II 200 42 Almond Knolls 58 Total Under Construction 582 55 Rise Walnut Creek 97 66 Legacy at Livermore 221 70 Bay Point Family 193 72 Walnut Creek Transit Village 596 73 Aspen Wood Senior 95 Total Planned 1,202 89 85 Cleaveland Road 220 90 1765 Galindo Street 310 91 Concord Community 4,400 92 Concord Community Phase II 8,600 93 Concord Village 230 94 Grant, The 228 95 Anden 320 96 Esperanza at San Marco Village M 318 97 Sorrento Village 93 98 Tuscany Meadows 365 108 2211 Residences, The 52 109 Newell Promenade 102 110 Saranap Village 160 111 2251 San Ramon Valley Blvd 169 112 City Center 487 157 Ashton at Dublin Station 220 158 At Dublin 700 159 St. Patrick's Way 499 160 Arroyo Vista 435 161 Well at Sunset, The 50 176 Argent, The 181 183 Anton NoMa 135 Total Prospective 18,274 2000 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Oakland New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 3Q19 ID PROPERTY UNITS 30 Exchange, The 172 Total Under Construction 172 67 Palmia At Mission Falls 171 Total Planned 171 85 New Cinema Town 640 88 Village, The 751 170 2118 Sacramento Street 75 171 1500 Oliver Road 119 172 Casa Dei Vista 245 173 Heritage Commons Phase III 50 174 Nut Tree, The 216 Total Prospective 2,096 2 mi Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Oakland New Construction and Proposed Multifamily Projects PERMIT FORECASTED START OF ID PROPERTY NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP STATUS UNITS SUBMARKET DATE COMPLETION DATE RENT-UP 1 Avalon Public Market 6301 Shellmound Street Emeryville CA 94608 Lease-Up 289 East Oakland/Oakland Hills 05/01/2017 03/31/2020 04/01/2019 2 Alexan Webster, The 2330 Webster Street Oakland CA 94612 Lease-Up 233 East Oakland/Oakland Hills 10/23/2017 01/31/2020 06/01/2019 3 Ageno 1055 Westwind Street Livermore CA 94550 Lease-Up 171 San Ramon - East 06/18/2018 12/31/2019 09/02/2019 4 Solace Redevelopment 3535 El Portal Drive El Sobrante CA 94803 Lease-Up 194 Richmond 11/18/2016 12/31/2019 07/24/2017 5 Hannah Park 2850 Hannah Street Oakland CA 94608 Lease-Up 90 Downtown Oakland 05/28/2018 11/30/2019 08/01/2019 6 Alta Waverly 2302 Valdez Street Oakland CA 94612 Lease-Up 196 East Oakland/Oakland Hills 06/01/2016 10/31/2019 08/01/2019 7 Telegraph Arts 471 26th Street Oakland CA 94612 Lease-Up 97 East Oakland/Oakland Hills 01/15/2018 10/31/2019 08/01/2019 8 Halcyon 1815 Alice Street Oakland CA 94612 Lease-Up 74 Downtown Oakland 06/01/2017 10/31/2019 04/30/2019 9 Hanover Northgate 2450 Valdez Street Oakland CA 94612 Lease-Up 224 East Oakland/Oakland Hills 06/13/2017 10/31/2019 04/24/2019 10 Vaya 1800 Lacassie Avenue Walnut Creek CA 94596 Lease-Up 178 Walnut Creek / Lafayette 11/12/2015 10/31/2019 04/01/2019 11 Coliseum Connections 805 North 71st Avenue Oakland CA 94621 Lease-Up 110 Downtown Oakland 01/15/2018 10/31/2019 02/18/2019 12 MacArthur Commons 539 39th Street Oakland CA 94609 Lease-Up 385 East Oakland/Oakland Hills 03/28/2017 10/31/2019 12/10/2018 13 Broadway, The 3093 Broadway Oakland CA 94611 Lease-Up 423 East Oakland/Oakland Hills 08/31/2016 10/31/2019 12/01/2018 14 Fourth Street East 150 4th Street Oakland CA 94607 Lease-Up 330 Downtown Oakland 02/28/2017 10/31/2019 09/24/2018
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