Oakland Roots has released plans for a potential new soccer stadium to rise on Howard Terminal along the Oakland Estuary. The team has conceived of a multi-phase development which would culminate with a permanent arena for the Roots and the Soul Sports Club on the waterfront site. HOK is responsible for the design.
New details have been published for the 430 Broadway parcel in Oakland’s waterfront neighborhood, Jack London Square. The development is a joint venture with East Bay Asian Local Development Company and Related California to build nearly two hundred affordable units. The property is owned by Alameda County.
The Oakland Planning Department has approved plans for a five-story residential infill at 220 Alice Street in Oakland’s waterfront Jack London Square neighborhood, next to Downtown Oakland. The proposal could bring 160 apartments to a low-slung parcel across from the Amtrak transit station. Riaz Capital is the project sponsor.
The Oakland City Council approved nearly $7 million in funding to convert the Jack London Inn for the Emergency Homelessness Services program. Oakland is closing one of its largest homeless shelters and opening another at 444 Embarcadero West, Oakland. The Housing Consortium of the East Bay (HCEB) is the project developer.
New plans have been filed with a minor residential capacity increase for 419 4th Street in Oakland, Alameda County. The revisions will not increase the size or design of the eight-story building, rising in the city’s waterfront Jack London Square neighborhood. Smart Growth is the project owner.
