Economic Development & Housing - City of Emeryville California


	Economic Development & Housing
	Redevelopment Activity Redevelopment Projects Past Projects Mapped Real Estate Data Master Fee Schedule (pdf, 17k) Related Site South Bayfront Shellmound Project Housing Programs Ownership Housing Rental Housing Housing Rehabilitation Community Resources Predatory Lending & Foreclosure Public Art Program Emeryville's "Art in Public Places" Program Public Art Walking Map City-Sponsored Installations RFQs/RFPs Public Art Committee
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	Did You Know? Chevys Fresh Mex, the popular restaurant chain, is headquartered in Emeryville. The Chevys Fresh Mex restaurant in Emeryville is one of the largest Chevys restaurants in the entire chain.

Mapped Real Estate Data

OSIRIS is a web application that allows any interested parties to access parcel information on:

Land use & Zoning
Environmental Status
Real Estate Listings
Public Art

Available Commercial Space

Information on avaialable commercial spaces, including location, size and broker contact. October 2008

Retail (PDF, 50k)
Office (PDF, 17k)
Industrial (PDF, 50k)

Capital Incentives for Emeryville’s Redevelopment & Remediation (CIERRA)

Loan to 5701 Hollis LLC for 5701 Hollis Street. Engineering Evaluation and Cost Analysis (EE/CA).

Report (PDF, 4239k)
Report Table (PDF, 1028k)
Fact Sheet (PDF, 161k)

South Bayfront

Commercial/ Residential Redevelopment Project

The South Bayfront Project is an ambitious commercial/residential redevelopment project in the heart of Emeryville. The project site contained a large industrial plant built in 1924. In 1999. during the course of demolition, workers rediscovered remnants of the Emeryville Shellmound, a prehistoric Ohlone Indian site, previously thought destroyed by the building of the industrial plant in 1924.

Shellmound Archaeological Site

The South Bayfront Archaeology Project was conducted by archaeologists at URS Corporation, under contract to the City of Emeryville Redevelopment Agency. visit web site The web page provides the public a window into the past of the City of Emeryville; a window overlooking the early beginnings of the City, and two thousand years further into the past.

RFP Parking Policy and Management Implementation Plan December 12, 2006

Market Data

Emeryville Demographics

Redevelopment Programs

Housing Programs

Commercial Programs

Department Overview

The Economic Development and Housing Department coordinates programs and projects of the Emeryville Redevelopment Agency. The objectives of the Redevelopment Agency are to eliminate blight, provide for economic revitalization, preserve and improve existing residential areas, establish a more beneficial mix of land uses and restore the public infrastructure.

Agency programs include assistance to local businesses and a full service housing rehabilitation program to maintain and improve the housing stock available to low to moderate income residents.

In order to contact the Economic Development and Housing Department, please call (510) 596-4350 or send an e-mail to: era@ci.emeryville.ca.us.