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Transit Information For more detailed information about BART service, please see the BART schedule, BART system map, and other BART information displays in this station. San Leandro San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Schedule Information e ective June, 2020 Transit (BART) rail service connects Station the San Francisco Peninsula with Check before you go: up-to-date schedules are available on www.bart.gov and the o cial Oakland, Berkeley, Berryessa, BART app. Overhead real time displays can be found on station platforms. A reference guide Walnut Creek, Dublin/Pleasanton, and to transfer information for trains without direct service is shown. other cities in the East Bay, as well as San Francisco International Airport (SFO) and San Leandro Oakland International Airport (OAK). Trains Without Direct Service Fare Information e ective June, 2020 511 Real-Time Departures Weekdays and Saturdays Current fares can be found near ticket 511 provides free, up-to-the-minute vending machines, online at www.bart.gov For Train Transfer departure times for the transit and using the o cial BART app. Antioch Take Richmond train, then transfer at 19th St./Oakland Station. agencies to the left that have this symbol. Millbrae Take Daly City train, then transfer at Balboa Park Station. Other Bay Area transit agencies will be added CLIPPER CARD • When trains with direct service from Balboa Park Station to in the future. Millbrae are running, take Millbrae train. Clipper is a “smart card” with stored value • When trains with direct service from Balboa Park Station to To fi nd out when your next bus or train will that can be used on various Bay Area transit Millbrae are not running, take SFO/Millbrae train and transfer depart, check nearby displays or simply call operators. Clipper cards can be purchased at San Francisco International Airport Station to Millbrae 511 and say “Departure Times.” You’ll then at fare machines in all BART stations— shuttle train. be asked to enter your Stop ID number. If you there is a one-time $3.00 fee for the card. OAK Int’l Airport Take Richmond or Daly City train, then transfer at Coliseum don’t know it, you can say your agency name, Station. and the system will prompt you to enter A minimum value is required to enter the SFO Int’l Airport Take Daly City train, then transfer at Balboa Park Station to SFO/ your route and stop. 511 will respond with system, so it is best to load fare on your Millbrae train. departure times for your route and will also card before entering. Sundays include the Stop ID for future use. You may also look up your stop’s ID online at 511.org. Keep your Clipper card to use on most For Train Transfer transit in the Bay Area and for future trips. Antioch Take Richmond train and transfer at 19th St./Oakland Station. Bicycles on Transit Each passenger must have their own card. Daly City On those Sundays when trains with direct service to Daly City Rail/Ferries: Bicycles are allowed on are not operating, take Montgomery train and transfer at all Bay Area ferries and nearly all Visit www.clippercard.com to learn how Montgomery St. Station to SFO/Millbrae train. to apply for cards with discounts for rail lines. Exceptions are San Francisco Muni Millbrae Take Daly City train to Balboa Park Station, or Montgomery Metro, historic streetcars, and cable cars. Seniors (age 65 and up), Youths (age 5-18), train to Montgomery St. Station. There, transfer to SFO/Millbrae persons with disabilities, or to add a BART train, and at at San Francisco International Airport, transfer to Buses: Nearly all Bay Area public transit buses High Value Discount (stored as a separate Millbrae shuttle train. are equipped with bicycle racks. “purse” on the card). OAK Int’l Airport Take Richmond, Daly City or Montgomery train, then transfer at General: While bicycles are allowed on Coliseum Station. most transit services, there are some space BART PAPER TICKETS SFO Int’l Airport Take Daly City train to Balboa Park Station, or Montgomery limitations and, in some cases, times when train to Montgomery St. Station. There, transfer to SFO/Millbrae BART is phasing out tickets in 2020. There train. bicycles are not allowed on board. For specifi c is an extra $.50 per trip surcharge to use a transit operator policies and procedures go to 511.org and click on the bicycling tab, or BART ticket instead of a Clipper card. Once Sunday schedules vary; on some Sundays, Daly City trains will not operate and Montgomery trains will operate instead. Check before you go: up-to-date schedules call 511 and say “bicycling” to speak to an phased out, customers will not be able to are available on www.bart.gov and the o cial BART app. operator who can answer your questions. purchase tickets at our stations or online. Tickets will still be accepted at fare gates, Get Clipper®! but you will only be able to add value to Clipper® is the convenient way to your ticket if it’s needed to exit the system. pay for transit rides in the Bay Area. BART EXCURSION FARE The reloadable Clipper card stores value as cash and transit passes to pay your BART’s Excursion Fare allows you to tour fare on AC Transit, BART, Caltrain, County the BART system for up to three hours on Connection, Dumbarton Express, FAST, Golden a $6.20 fare, if you enter and exit at the Gate Transit and Ferry, Marin Transit, Muni, same station. To avoid being charged the Petaluma Transit, SamTrans, San Francisco excursion fare if you enter the system and Bay Ferry, SMART, SolTrans, Sonoma County Transit, Tri-Delta Transit, Vacaville City Coach, need to leave before riding a train, see a Union City Transit, the VINE, VTA, WestCAT, Station Agent. and Wheels. Whether you pay as-you-go with cash or purchase passes or ticket books in advance, Clipper makes commuting easier. Clipper works with a variety of employee transit benefi ts providers, including Commuter Check®, WageWorks®, and Clipper Direct®. To learn more about Clipper or to get a Clipper card: • Visit clippercard.com • Call 877.878.8883 42. SANL • Visit a nearby retailer: Lucky Check Cashing 1210 East 14th Street San Leandro, CA 94577 510.357.8710 Walgreens 1456 136th Avenue San Leandro, CA 94578 510.618.1504 Guadalajara Market y Carniceria 14327 East 14th Street San Leandro, CA 94578 510.614.9607 AC Transit (Alameda-Contra Costa AC Transit (Distrito de Tránsito de AC Transit (Alameda-Contra Costa Schedule Information Line Descriptions Effective August 9, 2020 Since its inception in 2001, Transit District) provides local bus Alameda y Contra Costa) Transit District) 为康特拉科斯塔县和阿 the LINKS Shuttle has served service for parts of western Alameda proporciona servicio local de autobús 拉梅达县西部地区提供当地的巴士服 1T Tempo service between Uptown Oakland and San businesses in West San Leandro and Contra Costa counties. AC Transit a ciertas zonas al oeste de los 务。AC Transit 也提供 Transbay（跨 湾） Leandro BART via 11th and 12th streets, International by providing a free transportation also operates transbay routes to San Francisco condados de Alameda y Contra Costa. AC 巴士服务，服务于 San Francisco（旧 金 山）和 Blvd., and E. 14th St. link between places of employment and the Peninsula. For more information, call Transit también gestiona las rutas hacia San Peninsula（半岛地区）。如想了解更多详情，请致电 and the Downtown San Leandro BART (510) 891-4777 or visit actransit.org. Francisco y la Península. Para más información, (510) 891-4777 或者造访 actransit.org。 10 Station. For more information visit to Alameda llame al (510) 891-4777 o visite actransit.org. to Uptown to Hayward BART. San Leandro BART to Hayward BART via E. 14th St., sanleandrolinks.com. Bay Fair BART, and Mission Blvd. to Foothill Square. q to Fremont BART. Scheduled 28 to Bay Fair BART. Scheduled to Uptown Oakland. Sched- to Hayward BART. Scheduled to Hayward BART. Scheduled to Hayward BART. Scheduled Fare Information e ective January 1, 2020 Información de tarifas efectiva el 1 de enero de 2020 票价信息 2020年1月1日 From San Leandro BART to Hayward BART via Every day Scheduled departure times from Williams St., Alvarado St., Monterey Blvd., Floresta stop 55005: Fare Information Senior Personas 老年人 Every day Blvd., Halcyon Dr., Bay Fair BART, 159th Ave., E. 14th 1 Every day Every day Weekdays Weekends & holidays departure times from stop 53331: AC Transit Fares Adult Youth Weekdays Weekends & holidays Weekdays Weekends & holidays (65+) 1 departure times from stop 53999: departure times from stop 55005:departure times from stop 55005:County Juvenile Justice Center. Scheduled & Mayores (65+) & 身 uled departure times from stop 52541: Oakland. Scheduled departure times from departure times from stop 55504: Scheduled departure times from stop (19–64) (5–18) 1 AC Transit 车票 成年人 青少年 departure times from stop 55005: St., 164th Ave., Miramar Ave., Stanton Ave., Lake Fares subject to change. Tarifas de AC Transit Adulto Jóvenes stop 52541: 55504: Disabled (65+) y (19–64) (5–18) 35 Free. Tarifas sujetas a cambios. (19–64) (5–18) 票价有待变更 心障碍人 Chabot Rd., Castro Valley Blvd., Castro Valley BART, Cash Fares Discapa- 士通票 • citados Redwood Rd., Seven Hills Rd., Center St. and A St. Local Single Ride $2.50 $1.25 $1.25 现金车资 LINKS is funded through a variety of Tarifas en efectivo 34 801 34 2 1T 1T 10 10 28 34 35 35 sources including regional grants. A Local Day Pass $5.50 $2.75 $2.75 本地单次乘车 $2.50 $1.25 $1.25 From Foothill Square, Oakland to Hayward BART Viaje único local $2.50 $1.25 $1.25 2 12:46a 1:41p 12:16a 1:10p 5:33a 2:37p 5:58a 6:15a 6:47a 6:14a 6:44a 6:44a 12:25a signi cant portion of the funding comes Transbay Single Ride $6.00 $3.00 $3.00 2 本地全天车票 $5.50 $2.75
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  • 526-530 8Th Street, Oakland Ca Retail Space for Lease

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    526-530 8TH STREET, OAKLAND CA Newly Restored Storefront in the Heart of Old Oakland RETAIL SPACE FOR LEASE SIZE: ± 1,400 - 4,200 rsf LEASE RATE: $2.85 - $3.00 NNN CONTACT: Robert Loebl 510 898-0512 Lori Rosenthal 510 524-2344 [email protected] [email protected] License # 01973113 License # 01946676 GORDON COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES • 2091 Rose Street Berkeley, CA 94709 www.gordoncommercial.com • T 510 704-1800 • F 510 704-1830 • BRE License # 00789365 EXCEPTIONAL WINDOW-LINED RETAIL WITH CLERESTORY GLASS AND EXPOSED BRICK INTERIORS. Perfect for a wide range of food uses, retail operators and service providers. PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS • ± 4,200 total rentable square feet of ground floor retail space available • Can be divided • Potential for parklet to provide additional outdoor seating and atmosphere • Additional dry goods storage in bonus basement space • Built in 1907 and newly restored 3 CONFIGURATION OPTIONS • Exhaust hood present and multiple ± 1,400 rsf – $3.00 psf/month NNN ventilation shafts available • Landlord improvement package ± 2,800 rsf – $3.00 psf/month NNN negotiable ± 4,200 rsf – $2.85 psf/month NNN • Potential building naming rights • Zoned CBD-P/S-7 LOCATION HIGHLIGHTS • In the heart of historic Old Oakland, a thriving shopping and dining district with a growing list of restaurants, cafés, bars, shops and galleries • Great freeway access, and a short walk to 12th Street BART and bus station (the major transportation hub of downtown) • One block away, Oakland’s free “Broadway Shuttle” runs along