Oakland, California
Oakland publishes every parcel's value but no owner, and the filings that do name owners tell a story of distress: two downtown towers 44-55% let and in default, an SEC-filed appraisal at $39.5M against a $205M cost, office sales at $78-$161 a foot - while PG&E paid $906M for Kaiser Center and the Port of Oakland holds 3,900 acres of airport and seaport.
8 buildings · 7 with an owner established · 30 sources · 7 tier A · 1 tier B · prepared 2026-10-13
Can you find out who owns it?
California has no public register of title and keeps owners' names off the open record. Alameda County publishes every parcel as open map data with its assessed land and improvement values, use code and the number and date of its latest recorded document, but no owner name and no sale price. Finding the owner means buying a copy of the deed from the Clerk-Recorder at $3.50 a page. Each sale pays the County's documentary transfer tax of $0.55 per $500 and Oakland's own tiered conveyance tax of $10, $15, $17.50 or $25 per $1,000 depending on price (fee schedule effective 1 January 2024).
Is ownership public?Public, but one paid search at a time
Cost of one title searchRecorded documents $3.50 per page; certification $1.00 (Alameda County Clerk-Recorder fee schedule effective 1 Jan 2024)
Bulk ownership dataNone published
Sale pricesNo transaction data published
1
The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Kaiser Plaza (Ordway Building) 1 Kaiser Plaza, Oakland, CA 94612 (APN 8-653-19-3) 537,929 sq ft |
Office | Creative Media & Community Trust Corp (CMCT), through CIM/Oakland 1 Kaiser Plaza, LP CMCT's FY2025 10-K lists 1 Kaiser Plaza, Lake Merritt, at 537,929 sq ft, 55.2% occupied and leased, $56.50 rent per occupied sq ft, and says Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, a tenant there, was 23.4% of CMCT's annualised rent. On 9 July 2026 CMCT reported (s4) a maturity-default notice on the building's $97.1M non-recourse mortgage (borrower CIM/Oakland 1 Kaiser Plaza, LP; JPMCC 2016-JP3), saying it 'elected not to invest additional capital in the asset that would have been required to refinance'. The County layer shows $21.3M land + $146.3M improvements and a last document dated 11 Mar 2014. The Ordway name is not used in the filing. |
REIT | —A |
| Lake Merritt Plaza 1999 Harrison Street, Oakland, CA 94612 (APN 8-636-20-8) 489,333 sq ft · 27 floors |
Office | BCAL LMP Harrison Property LLC (joint venture of Beacon Capital Partners and CalSTRS) The BMO 2023-5C2 term sheet: the $80M Lake Merritt Plaza whole loan (Goldman Sachs, 10 Oct 2023, 7.97% interest-only to Nov 2028) is secured by 'the borrower's fee interest'; borrower BCAL LMP Harrison Property LLC; sponsor 'a joint venture between Beacon Capital Partners' and CalSTRS. 27 storeys, built 1985, renovated 2015, 82.6% occupied in Sep 2023, appraised $242.5M on 11 Jul 2023. The County layer shows $33.4M land + $232.8M improvements and a last document dated 10 Aug 2016; no filing opened states the 2016 price. |
Private equity | —A |
| Oakland City Center (1300 Clay St and 505 14th St) 1300 Clay Street & 505 14th Street, Oakland, CA 94612 (APNs 002-0097-033, 002-0097-023) 368,059 sq ft |
Office | Pacific Oak Strategic Opportunity REIT, through Pacific Oak SOR II Oakland City Center, LLC 100% Pacific Oak's FY2024 10-K (s6) lists Oakland City Center at 368,059 sq ft, 56.3% occupied, 100% owned, acquired 5 Oct 2020 (merger with SOR II), cost $205.0M less $114.9M. Its BVI arm's report to 30 Jun 2026 values it at $39.5M (Kroll), after a $57.4M value at 31 Dec 2025, with occupancy 44.1% and a Bank of America loan, also secured by three other assets, under a default notice (s8) and forbearance talks. Kroll's appraisal names the two buildings and APNs. The County layer shows 505 14th St at $19.7M land + $64.6M improvements, last document 18 Nov 2020. |
REIT | —A |
| Kaiser Center (Lakeside Building) 300 Lakeside Drive, Oakland, CA 94612 (APNs 8-652-2, 8-652-3) |
Office | Pacific Gas and Electric Company PG&E's Q2 2025 10-Q: 'On June 3, 2025, the Utility completed the purchase of the legal parcel that contains the Lakeside Building... The purchase price was $906 million.' The seller under the July 2023 purchase agreement (PG&E 10-Q exhibit 10.7, s9) was its landlord, BA2 300 Lakeside LLC; PG&E had leased the tower since Oct 2020 with a purchase option. The County layer carries both 300 Lakeside parcels at $0 land and $0 improvements, with latest documents dated 3 Jun 2025. |
Public company | $906M 2025-06-03 PG&E 10-Q Q2 2025: purchase completed 3 Jun 2025 for $906M, of which $400M prepaid; PG&E also assumed a $172M property-assessment (PACE) liability. A |
| Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Complex 7000 Coliseum Way, Oakland, CA 94621 about 112 acres (9-acre Arena Parcel + 103-acre Stadium Parcel) |
Civic | City of Oakland (undivided 50%) and County of Alameda (undivided 50%) 50% each The City's 9 Jul 2026 agenda report: 'The City owns a fifty percent (50%) undivided interest'; 'The County of Alameda (County) owns the other fifty percent', which it agreed in Dec 2019 to sell to Coliseum Way Partners, LLC, an entity affiliated with the former Oakland Athletics. The joint powers Coliseum Authority manages it. The City agreed in Aug 2024 to sell its half to Oakland Acquisition Company, LLC (Loop Capital and AASEG); the July 2026 amendment, passed 21 Jul 2026 (s14), prices the arena half-interest at $50M cash and the stadium half-interest at $60M seller-financed, closing by Jan 2027. Not closed when read. |
Government | —A |
| Howard Terminal (Howard Property) Market Street and Embarcadero West, Jack London waterfront, Oakland, CA 94607 50 acres |
Land | Port of Oakland The Port's 6 Sep 2024 release seeks a developer for 'its 50-acre Howard Property', a former marine terminal unused for cargo since 2013, now on 'mostly short-term property rental agreements' for container parking and depot uses. The Port's 2019 exclusive negotiation term sheet with the Oakland A's for a ballpark expired in May 2023. The Port's About page (s11) calls the Port 'this state tidelands trust' and cites the constitutional provisions 'restricting the sale of tidelands'; whether the Howard parcels are trust lands was not checked parcel by parcel. |
Government | —B |
| Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport (OAK) 1 Airport Drive, Oakland, CA 94621 (APNs 42-4540-2-1, 42-4404-11-2 and others) 2,600 acres |
Civic | Port of Oakland The Port's 'About' page: 'Since 1927, the Port of Oakland has exclusively owned and operated Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport (OAK)', 2,600 acres, 13 airlines, more than 11 million passengers a year. The County parcel layer carries the largest airport parcels, 1 Airport Dr and 7501 Earhart Rd, at $0 land and $0 improvements and names no owner. |
Government | —A |
| 1221 Broadway (Clorox Building / 1221 City Center) 1221 Broadway, Oakland, CA 94612 (APN 2-97-44) |
Office | Not established a paid title search would answer it The second-highest taxable parcel in the city on the County layer: $108.5M land + $177.2M improvements, net $286.0M, with its latest recorded document dated 16 Jun 2026 (2026-078896). REBusiness (s15) reported on 4 Dec 2018 that TMG Partners and KKR bought the building for $255M; the 2026 document was not read, so who holds it now is not established. Clorox gives 1221 Broadway as its head office in its FY2026 10-K (s30). Reading the deed means buying a copy from the Clerk-Recorder, whose site is behind Cloudflare. |
Not established | —A |
2
The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Alameda County's open parcel layer carries every parcel's assessed land and improvement values and its latest recorded document, but no owner. Under Proposition 13 a value resets to the purchase price on a change of ownership and then rises at most 2% a year, so a recently traded tower is carried near its price and an old holding far below market. Figures were read from the layer in October 2026 (2025-26 roll values).
City-wide assessed value$89.54B
112,966 parcels with situs city OAKLAND: $26,663,081,711 land + $62,873,220,164 improvements; $84,120,784,030 net of exemptions. Alameda County Parcels layer (s2), read Oct 2026.
Downtown (ZIP 94612) assessed value$9.04B
2,920 parcels: $2,184,218,655 land + $6,852,873,067 improvements. Improvements outweigh land three to one. Parcels layer (s2).
Highest taxable parcel$430.0M net
1954 Telegraph Ave (APN 8-639-1): $20,000,000 land + $410,000,000 improvements, latest document 5 Mar 2021. The highest gross parcel, 3600 Broadway (APN 12-1024-1), carries $1,237,038,080 of land and improvements but only $21,609,194 net of exemptions. Parcels layer (s2).
Downtown office trades, 2025-26$78-$161 per sq ft
Kroll's 30 Jun 2026 appraisal of Oakland City Center, filed with the SEC, cites four Oakland office sales: 1814-1820 Franklin St $14.4M ($98/sf, Mar 2026); 415 20th St $6.8M ($86/sf, Dec 2025); the I. Magnin building $4.5M ($78/sf, Oct 2025); 1420-1440 Broadway $5.5M ($161/sf, Jan 2025) (s7).
Parcels carried at $04,967 parcels
Oakland parcels with $0 land and $0 improvements on the layer, among them the airport, Howard Terminal and Kaiser Center parcels. They cover about 47% of the mapped parcel polygon area in the city (ratio of polygon areas in the layer's Web Mercator projection). Parcels layer (s2).
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Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
Oakland's largest landholder is public, and the biggest of all is a city department: the Port of Oakland holds the airport and the seaport - 3,900 acres between them by its own count - plus Howard Terminal, Jack London Square's waterfront and the shoreline park it leases to the regional park district. The City and County each own half of the 112-acre Coliseum complex, which the City is selling. The State's holdings are offices rather than land. On the County's open layer 4,967 Oakland parcels carry no assessed value at all, and owner names are absent on every parcel, so private landholdings cannot be ranked from the public record. Figures are as each owner states them.
| Name | Type | Holdings (as stated) |
|---|---|---|
| Port of Oakland The Port's About page: Oakland Seaport 1,300 acres, 4 marine terminals; OAK 2,600 acres, 'exclusively owned and operated' since 1927; it 'oversees... nearly 20 miles of waterfront including Jack London Square'. It also holds the 50-acre Howard Property (s12) and leases the 748-acre Martin Luther King Jr. Regional Shoreline to the East Bay Regional Park District (s26). The Port describes its Board as overseeing 'this state tidelands trust'. |
Government | Airport 2,600 acres; Seaport 1,300 acres; nearly 20 miles of waterfrontA |
| City of Oakland The City's July 2026 agenda report: 'The City owns a fifty percent (50%) undivided interest in the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Complex', under contract to Oakland Acquisition Company, LLC (Ordinance 13895 C.M.S., s14) for $110M plus $15M of later payments. The City's citywide parks and building inventory (in its ACFR) could not be read because oaklandca.gov refuses automated requests. |
Government | undivided 50% of the 112-acre Coliseum ComplexA |
| County of Alameda Per the City's July 2026 report the County owns the other half; it signed a disposition agreement with Coliseum Way Partners, LLC (former Oakland Athletics affiliate) in Dec 2019, and on 28 May 2026 approved a non-binding term sheet to sell it to Oakland Acquisition Company instead. |
Government | undivided 50% of the Coliseum ComplexA |
| State of California DGS Statewide Property Inventory, city 'OAKLAND', excluding the UC Botanical Garden (486.64 acres at 200 Centennial Drive, a Berkeley-campus site with a 94720 ZIP). Largest: Elihu M. Harris State Building, 1515 Clay St (879,983 sq ft); Caltrans District 4 office, 111 Grand Ave (750,000 sq ft); UC Office of the President, 1111 Franklin St (353,187 sq ft); Bay Bridge toll plaza (122.2 acres). The inventory keys on postal city, so a site may lie just outside the limits. |
Government | 21 properties, 169.12 acres, 2.53M sq ft of structuresA |
| Pacific Gas and Electric Company Bought 3 Jun 2025 (PG&E 10-Q). The County layer carries its two parcels at $0. |
Public company | Lakeside Building (Kaiser Center), $906MA |
| Oakland Housing Authority OHA maintains 'just about 2,500 units in the City of Oakland' (Asset Management page) and 1,606 Public Housing rental units (About page, s27). |
Government | about 2,500 units; 1,606 public housing unitsA |
| East Bay Regional Park District The District's own pages: Reinhardt Redwood is a '1,833-acre park' entered from Redwood Road in Oakland (s29) - the page does not say how much lies inside the city; the 748-acre MLK Shoreline is 'leased from the Port of Oakland', so the District is the tenant there, not the owner. District-wide it holds 73 parks and 126,809 acres in two counties (s28). |
Government | Reinhardt Redwood Regional Park, 1,833 acres (part in Oakland); MLK Jr. Shoreline 748 acres, leased from the PortA |
5
Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
Oakland has stopped building. The Census Bureau's permit survey (s16) counts 1,862 new homes authorised in the city in 2019, 1,443 in 2022, 479 in 2023, 402 in 2024 and 362 in 2025 - an 80% fall in six years, almost all of it in buildings of five or more units (1,519 such units in 2019, 266 in 2025). There is no builder league table for the city and no open permit file naming contractors was found; the City's own open-data pipeline tables were last refreshed in 2021 and carry no developer names. What the public record does show is who holds the towers finished in the last boom, from REIT filings, and several of those have changed hands at a loss or through default.
| Name | Type | Units |
|---|---|---|
| BXP, Inc. The Skylyne, Oakland: 402 units, 330,996 sq ft, 93.3% occupied at 31 Dec 2025; Schedule III shows it built in 2020 with $240.9M of improvements and no land line (wholly owned). BXP's only Oakland asset in its 10-K. |
REIT | 402 unitsA |
| Creative Media & Community Trust Corp (CIM Group affiliate) CMCT's FY2025 10-K: Channel House, Jack London District, 333 units (89.5% occupied) and 1150 Clay, Downtown, 288 units (87.2%), plus two Jack London land sites (F3 and 466 Water Street) in its development pipeline. CMCT extended the $81.0M Channel House mortgage to Jan 2027 after repaying $6.0M, and took an impairment on an Oakland multifamily development site in 2025. |
REIT | 621 unitsA |
| Essex Property Trust Essex's FY2025 10-K lists Artizan (241 units, built 2022) and The Landing at Jack London Square (282 units, built 2001). Essex had a $22.7M preferred-equity stake in Artizan, issued a default notice to the third-party sponsor in Jan 2025, took control and consolidated the property at a $95.0M valuation. |
REIT | 523 unitsA |
| UDR, Inc. UDR's FY2025 10-K: in Jan 2024 it bought its joint-venture partner's common equity in a 173-home Oakland community for $1.4M; the filing does not name the building. |
REIT | 173 unitsA |
| Oakland Housing Authority OHA says it maintains 'just about 2,500 units in the City of Oakland' and 'manages and maintains 1,606 Public Housing rental units'. It also runs an Office of Real Estate Development; its new-build counts were not found on its pages. |
Government | about 2,500 units (1,606 public housing)A |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Oakland's downtown office market is in distress by the filings' own numbers: the two listed office owners report the downtown towers 44-55% occupied, one has defaulted at maturity and the other's lender has served a default notice, and an SEC-filed appraisal records 2025-26 office sales at $78-$161 a square foot. A complete ranking of landlords by floor area exists only in paid databases (CoStar and peers); the owners below are those whose Oakland holdings an SEC filing states. Hotels too: Ashford Hospitality Trust lost the Courtyard Oakland Airport to its lenders in 2024 (KEYS loans in receivership) and it passed to a third-party buyer in December 2025 (s23); Ladder Capital foreclosed on an unnamed Oakland office building in Q3 2024 (s22).
| Name | Type | Floor area / units |
|---|---|---|
| Pacific Gas and Electric Company Completed 3 Jun 2025; now PG&E's headquarters. The largest priced purchase found in any filing for this record. |
Public company | Lakeside Building (Kaiser Center), bought for $906MA |
| Creative Media & Community Trust Corp (CMCT) 1 Kaiser Plaza (Ordway Building), 55.2% occupied, maturity default July 2026; Channel House and 1150 Clay apartments; 2 Kaiser Plaza and two Jack London land sites in development. |
REIT | 537,929 sq ft office + 621 apartmentsA |
| BCAL LMP Harrison Property LLC (Beacon Capital Partners / CalSTRS) Lake Merritt Plaza, refinanced Oct 2023 with an $80M loan against a $242.5M appraisal. |
Private equity | 489,333 sq ftA |
| Pacific Oak Strategic Opportunity REIT Oakland City Center (1300 Clay St, 505 14th St), valued at $39.5M at 30 Jun 2026 against $205.0M cost; loan in default. |
REIT | 368,059 sq ftA |
| TIAA Real Estate Account Northern CA RA Industrial Portfolio, Oakland, CA, 100% owned, 95.4% leased, fair value $148.1M at 31 Dec 2025. |
Institution | 625,304 sq ft industrialA |
| Federal Realty Investment Trust East Bay Bridge shopping centre, Emeryville & Oakland, acquired 2012, 98% leased; the filing does not split the floor area between the two cities. |
REIT | 441,000 sq ft retail (Emeryville and Oakland)A |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- Who now owns 1221 Broadway: a document was recorded on 16 Jun 2026 (2026-078896) and was not read.
- What the single document recorded on 20 Jan 2026 (2026-007093) on 2101 Webster St, 1901 Harrison St and 2150 Franklin St conveyed. Trade press reports Starwood Capital bought these towers from CIM Group in 2019 for about $494M, but that article was not opened, and the 2026 deed was not read. Their combined roll value is $575.7M.
- Who owns 1954 Telegraph Ave, the highest taxable parcel ($430.0M, latest document 5 Mar 2021), and 601 12th St ($285.6M, 18 Jul 2017): no filing opened names them.
- Who owns 3600 Broadway ($1.24B gross, $21.6M net of exemptions) and 2121 Harrison St: no source opened names the holder, and the County layer shows no owner.
- Which Oakland office building Ladder Capital foreclosed on in Q3 2024: its 10-K does not name it (s22).
- Land held by Oakland Unified School District, EBMUD, BART, Kaiser Permanente, Union Pacific and BNSF inside the city: no source stating their acreage or parcel count was opened, and owner names are absent from the County layer.
- The City of Oakland's own citywide holdings (parks acreage, buildings) from its ACFR: oaklandca.gov refuses automated requests.
- Whether the County's 50% Coliseum interest and the City's 50% have closed to Oakland Acquisition Company: as of the City's 21 Jul 2026 ordinance neither had.
- Whether the Alameda County Assessor gives owner names by phone, email or counter, or sells the roll with owner names (as Sacramento does): the Assessor's site could not be read.
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Sources
- Clerk-Recorder Fee Schedule effective 1 Jan 2024: copies $3.50/page; County DTT $0.55 per $500; Oakland conveyance tax $10/$15/$17.50/$25 per $1,000 (Ord. No. 11628 CMS) — Alameda County Clerk-Recorder · openA
- Parcels FeatureServer: every Alameda County parcel with APN, situs, Land, Imps, TotalNetValue, use code, latest document number and date, mailing address; no owner name field — Alameda County Information Technology Department (Assessor data) · openA
- Creative Media & Community Trust Corp Form 10-K FY2025: 1 Kaiser Plaza, Oakland, 537,929 sq ft, 55.2% occupied; borrower CIM/Oakland 1 Kaiser Plaza, LP — SEC EDGAR (CMCT, CIK 0000908311) · openA
- CMCT Form 8-K, 9 July 2026: maturity default notice on the $97.1M 1 Kaiser Plaza mortgage (JPMCC 2016-JP3) — SEC EDGAR (CMCT) · openA
- BMO 2023-5C2 structural and collateral term sheet (FWP), loan No. 6 Lake Merritt Plaza: borrower BCAL LMP Harrison Property LLC; sponsors Beacon Capital Partners and CalSTRS; appraised $242.5M (11 Jul 2023) — SEC EDGAR (BMO Commercial Mortgage Securities LLC) · openA
- Pacific Oak Strategic Opportunity REIT Form 10-K FY2024: Oakland City Center, 368,059 sq ft, 56.3% occupied, 100% owned, acquired 5 Oct 2020; Schedule III cost $205.0M less $114.9M — SEC EDGAR (Pacific Oak SOR, CIK 0001452936) · openA
- Pacific Oak SOR (BVI) Holdings quarterly report to 30 Jun 2026 (Ex. 99.3 to Form 8-K, 3 Sep 2026), incl. Kroll valuation of Oakland City Center (1300 Clay St & 505 14th St) at $39.5M and four Oakland office sale comparables — SEC EDGAR (Pacific Oak SOR) · openA
- Pacific Oak SOR Form 10-Q Q3 2025: notice of default on the Bank of America loan cross-collateralised by Park Centre, 1180 Raymond, The Marq and Oakland City Center — SEC EDGAR (Pacific Oak SOR) · openA
- PG&E Form 10-Q Q2 2023, Exhibit 10.7: amendment to office lease (BA2 300 Lakeside LLC, landlord) and Agreement of Purchase and Sale, 300 Lakeside Drive, purchase price $906,000,000, closing 3 Jun 2025 — SEC EDGAR (PG&E Corp, CIK 0001004980) · openA
- PG&E Form 10-Q Q2 2025: "On June 3, 2025, the Utility completed the purchase of the legal parcel that contains the Lakeside Building... The purchase price was $906 million" — SEC EDGAR (PG&E Corp) · openA
- About the Port of Oakland: Seaport 1,300 acres; OAK 2,600 acres; "Since 1927, the Port of Oakland has exclusively owned and operated" OAK; nearly 20 miles of waterfront incl. Jack London Square; "this state tidelands trust" — Port of Oakland · openA
- Port of Oakland seeks development concepts for Howard Property (press release, 6 Sep 2024): RFQ for "its 50-acre Howard Property"; A's exclusive negotiation term sheet expired May 2023 — Port of Oakland · openA
- Agenda report, Second Amendment to Coliseum Complex Sale Agreement (9 Jul 2026), File 26-0905: City and County each own an undivided 50% of the 112-acre Coliseum Complex; sale of the City's interest to Oakland Acquisition Company, LLC — City of Oakland (via oakland.legistar.com) · openA
- Legislation detail, File 26-0905 (Ordinance 13895 C.M.S.), passed 21 Jul 2026: arena parcel $50M lump sum, stadium parcel $60M seller-financed — City of Oakland (Legistar) · openA
- TMG Partners, KKR Acquire Office Building in Downtown Oakland for $255M (1221 Broadway), 4 Dec 2018 — REBusinessOnline · openA
- Building Permits Survey, annual place files (West Region) 2019-2025: Oakland, CA (FIPS place 53000) units authorised by structure size — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- BXP, Inc. Form 10-K FY2025: The Skylyne (402 units), Oakland, CA, 330,996 sq ft, 93.3% occupied; Schedule III built 2020 — SEC EDGAR (BXP, CIK 0001037540) · openA
- Essex Property Trust Form 10-K FY2025: Artizan (241 units, consolidated 2025 after preferred-equity sponsor default) and The Landing at Jack London Square (282 units), Oakland — SEC EDGAR (Essex, CIK 0000920522) · openA
- UDR, Inc. Form 10-K FY2025: Jan 2024 purchase of JV partner's common equity in a 173-home Oakland community for $1.4M — SEC EDGAR (UDR, CIK 0000074208) · openA
- TIAA Real Estate Account Form 10-K FY2025: Northern CA RA Industrial Portfolio, Oakland, CA, 100% owned, 625,304 sq ft, 95.4% leased, fair value $148.1M — SEC EDGAR (TIAA Real Estate Account, CIK 0000946155) · openA
- Federal Realty Investment Trust Form 10-K FY2025: East Bay Bridge, Emeryville & Oakland, 441,000 sq ft, acquired 2012 — SEC EDGAR (FRT, CIK 0000034903) · openA
- Ladder Capital Corp Form 10-K FY2025: 2024 charge-off on a loan "collateralized by an office property in Oakland, California", resolved via foreclosure in Q3 2024 — SEC EDGAR (Ladder, CIK 0001577670) · openA
- Ashford Hospitality Trust Form 10-K FY2025: Courtyard Oakland Airport derecognised Mar 2024 (KEYS loans in receivership), transferred to a third-party purchaser Dec 2025 — SEC EDGAR (AHT, CIK 0001232582) · openA
- Statewide Property Inventory, RealProperty layer: 22 State-owned properties with city OAKLAND (agency, fee acreage, structure sq ft) — California Department of General Services · openA
- Asset Management: OHA maintains "just about 2,500 units in the City of Oakland"; About: "manages and maintains 1,606 Public Housing rental units" — Oakland Housing Authority · openA
- Martin Luther King Jr. Regional Shoreline: "a 748-acre park leased from the Port of Oakland"; Reinhardt Redwood Regional Park 1,833 acres; District-wide 73 parks, 126,809 acres — East Bay Regional Park District · openA
- Oakland Housing Authority About page: 1,606 Public Housing rental units — Oakland Housing Authority · openA
- About East Bay Regional Park District: 73 parks, 126,809 acres in Alameda and Contra Costa counties — East Bay Regional Park District · openA
- Reinhardt Redwood Regional Park: "This 1,833-acre park", main entrance on Redwood Road in Oakland — East Bay Regional Park District · openA
- The Clorox Company Form 10-K FY2026 (year to 30 Jun 2026): principal executive offices 1221 Broadway, Oakland — SEC EDGAR (Clorox, CIK 0000021076) · openA