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Redevelopment Projects
Past Projects That Have Shaped Our City
- Chiron
A 30-year, 14 building complex, with over 2 million square feet of research and office space that one day may employ 4,200 people.
- Pixar Village
Corporate campus with 150,000 square feet of office space and 50,000 s.f. of theater space.
- Courtyard by Marriott
288 rooms in a 162,000 s.f., ten story building.
- Woodfin Suites
A 177,000 s.f., 12 story, 200 room, extended-stay hotel.
- EmeryStation Plaza
Three buildings comprising 430,000 s.f. on an 11 acre site.
- The Avalon
66 affordable rental units for very low income seniors.
- Gateway Commons
17 live/work and townhouse units that were sold to low and moderate income home buyers.
- Emeryville Warehouse Lofts
The Emeryville Warehouse Building, one of the most prominent buildings on the Emeryville skyline, was converted into 138 residential units.
- Civic Center
Historic Emeryville City Hall building and a 17,500 s.f. addition
- Bay Street Retail
This 22 acre mixed-use development is a key component of Emeryville’s renaissance from an industrial hub to an important East Bay retail shopping destination.
- Promenade
A neighborhood retail center along San Pablo Avenue.
- Terraces at EmeryStation
101 residential units built over a 732 space parking structure in the vicinity of the Amtrak Station.
- Andante Mixed Use
102 residential units and 15,000 square feet of ground floor retail space surrounding a 263 car parking structure. Located at San Pablo Avenue and 40th Street.
- Liquid Sugar
54 residential units located in northeast Emeryville.
- Elevation 22
71 townhomes, along Powell between Hollis and Doyle.
- The Courtyards
331 rental apartments, plus community amenities and parking, at Hollis and 65th Streets.
- Bakery Lofts
57 live/work rental units, 41 of which are in a converted Wonder Bread bakery facility.
- Oliver Lofts
50 lofts in northeast Emeryville, 12 are live/work.
- City Limits
For-sale townhomes in a 92 unit development, 31 of which are in Emeryville.
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