TH STREET, OAKLAND CA Newly Restored Storefront in the Heart of Old Oakland

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1 TH STREET, OAKLAND CA Newly Restored Storefront in the Heart of Old Oakland RETAIL SPACE FOR LEASE SIZE: ± 1,400-4,200 rsf LEASE RATE: $ $3.00 NNN CONTACT: Robert Loebl robert@gordoncommercial.com License # Lori Rosenthal lori@gordoncommercial.com License #

2 EXCEPTIONAL WINDOW-LINED RETAIL WITH CLERESTORY GLASS AND EXPOSED BRICK INTERIORS. Perfect for a wide range of food uses, retail operators and service providers. PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS ± 4,200 total rentable square feet of ground floor retail space available Can be divided Potential for parklet to provide additional outdoor seating and atmosphere Additional dry goods storage in bonus basement space Built in 1907 and newly restored 3 CONFIGURATION OPTIONS Exhaust hood present and multiple ± 1,400 rsf $3.00 psf/month NNN ventilation shafts available Landlord improvement package ± 2,800 rsf $3.00 psf/month NNN negotiable ± 4,200 rsf $2.85 psf/month NNN Potential building naming rights Zoned CBD-P/S-7 LOCATION HIGHLIGHTS In the heart of historic Old Oakland, a thriving shopping and dining district with a growing list of restaurants, cafés, bars, shops and galleries Great freeway access, and a short walk to 12th Street BART and bus station (the major transportation hub of downtown) One block away, Oakland s free Broadway Shuttle runs along Broadway Avenue, connecting to Civic Center transportation and Jack London Square Dense, urban area with over 2,000 additional housing units in planning, approval, or under construction within a half-mile radius Steps away from Old Oakland s year-round, weekly Friday Farmers Market Easy walking distance to Oakland Convention Center, Oakland City Center Plaza and adjacent to Chinatown across Broadway Three major hotels nearby: Hampton Inn, Marriott and Clarion Hotel Only a 10 minute walk to Jack London Square ferry with waterfront recreation, ferry dock and Amtrak train station SIZE: ± 1,400-4,200 rsf LEASE RATE: $ $3.00 NNN WALK SCORE 99 TRANSIT SCORE 86

3 FLOOR PLAN TH STREET THIS DRAWING IS INTENDED TO BE USED AS AN AID FOR PLANNING. THOUGH CARE WAS TAKEN IN DRAWING THIS FLOOR PLAN, ACCURACY IS NOT GUARANTEED.

4 SPOTLIGHT ON PROXIMITY Located between Uptown Oakland, Lakeside, Chinatown and Jack London Square, with historic architecture, excellent food, bustling nightlife, hip arts scene, a vibrant waterfront and lakefront. Highlights: Across from the innovative Cookiebar Creamery and two international markets Within 1-2 blocks of favorites such as Tamarindo, Swan s Market and the Trappist Less than.75 mile to Uptown Oakland s Fox Theater and Paramount Theatre Just.5 mile to Jack London Square (Waterfront, Yoshi s, Regal Cinemas and more) PARAMOUNT THEATRE FOX THEATER UPTOWN LAKESIDE DOWNTOWN OAKLAND TH STREET CHINATOWN OLD OAKLAND JACK LONDON SQUARE

5 NEARBY AMENITIES 11TH STREET LAFAYETTE SQUARE PARK GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS CORPORATE OFFICE OAKLAND CONVENTION CENTER OAKLAND MARRIOT CITY CENTER MLK JR WAY JEFFERSON STREET OLD OAKLAND TH STREET 8TH STREET SWAN S MARKET BROADWAY AVENUE 7TH STREET RESTAURANTS, CAFÉS AND BARS RETAIL Cookiebar Creamery OB s Cafe Fort Green Urban Sports Bar Cock-A-Doodle Café Mexicali Rose African Caribbean Food Mkt Specialty Foods Grocery The Bento House Holy Gelato! Caffe 817 Ratto s Market & Deli District DESCO Tamarindo The Trappist Starbucks Blue Bottle Coffee Pacific Coast Brewery Swan s Market B-Dhama Cosecha Café Deep Roots Oakland Delage Restaurant Miss Ollie s Rosamunde Sausage Grill Super Juiced The Cook and Her Farmer Annapurna Restaurant & Bar Hen House Le Cheval Galeto Brazilian Steakhouse Siam Bay Thai Cuisine Subway EndGame Sincere Seafood Taylor s Sausage BOSK Smart & Final E14 Gallery Blackbird East Gallery Maple Street Denim OwlNWood Shop Marion and Rose Fine Goods Manifesta Salon Umami Mart Site for Sore Eyes Beast Mode Apparel Oakland Organics The Bookmark Bookstore Massive Barber Shop California Wholesale Flowers Oakland Flower Market Shoe Spot

6 PHOTOS

7 NEIGHBORHOOD PHOTOS

8 OLD OAKLAND: A RICH HISTORY HISTORY The central depot for the first railroad linking California to the eastern states arrived in Oakland on November 8, 1869 at Broadway and 7th Street. Hotels, restaurants, barber shops, drug stores and other services for travelers sprang up in surrounding streets, and (what we now refer to as Old Oakland ) became one of the most dynamic and diverse neighborhoods in Oakland. During the late 1800s Old Oakland was the place to be. It was here that City parades began and ended. It was home to the City s best hotels, offices, stores, elegant restaurants and fine established businesses operated by wealthy entrepreneurs. Today, Old Oakland includes everything that makes a neighborhood complete: brick-lined sidewalks, beautiful architecture, tree-lined streets full of outdoor cafés, great restaurants, boutiques, coffee shops, galleries, bars, hotels, diversity and ambiance. BART and AC Transit accessible, with an authentic neighborhood feel and occasional block parties. LOCAL STANDOUTS Spectacular Swan s Market showcases small, local businesses with some of the best food and wine in the Bay Area. Includes Miss Ollie s, B-Dhama, Super Juiced, The Cook and Her Farmer, Hen House and Cosecha Café Orginal Trappist one of the highest rated beer places in the world Friday Farmer s Market open year-round, features farm-fresh produce, food trucks, flowers, jewelry, clothing, crafts and live entertainment Marion & Rose Fine Goods boutique shop filled with handcrafted goods Ratto s historic grocery store (dating back to 1897) and deli with outdoor seating, imported Italian food and gift items The information contained herein has been provided by the owner of the property or other sources we deem reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy, but we cannot guarantee it. All information should be verified prior to leasing.