2100 Broadway

Uptown and Lake Merritt together form one of Oakland’s most dynamic and desirable submarkets, defined by popular cultural institutions, diverse dining and nightlife, excellent transit access—at the 19th Street BART station—expansive waterfront green space, and a balanced mix of residential and commercial development. Collectively, they represent the heart of Oakland’s urban core. Uptown is a major employment center, home to prominent organizations such as Pacific Gas & Electric, Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART), Caltrans, Pandora, Everlaw, and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. From 2020 to 2024, more than 5,000 new apartment units were delivered across the combined Uptown and Downtown Oakland submarkets, reinforcing the area’s role as a key residential hub. Landmark venues like the historic Fox and Paramount Theatres—along with art galleries, restaurants, bars, and nightlife—draw visitors from throughout the greater Bay Area. Immediately east of Uptown, Lake Merritt serves as a scenic urban oasis anchored by a tidal lagoon surrounded by parkland and a popular 3.4-mile walking and biking path. The lake attracts residents and visitors alike for recreation, outdoor activities, and community events, further enhancing the submarket’s strong live-work-play appeal.A fully leased, three-tenant retail property located in the heart of Oakland’s dynamic Uptown District near Lake Merritt The ±8,550 square foot asset offers investors a stable income stream from established neighborhood tenants in one of the most active corridors in the San Francisco Bay Area. Positioned at the prominent intersection of Broadway and Franklin Street, the property benefits from strong pedestrian activity, excellent visibility, and immediate proximity to major office buildings, entertainment venues, and thousands of nearby residential units With 100% occupancy 2100 Broadway provides investors the opportunity to acquire a well-maintained, stabilized urban retail asset in a supply-constrained downtown market where smaller investment opportunities are increasingly rare.