5000 49Th St, Unit Oakland Oakland, CA 94609

The subject properties comprise four abutting parcels. One parcel, located at 4926 Telegraph Avenue, features an 8,010 square foot wood frame building constructed around 1918 on a 5,550 square foot lot. This building includes two street-level retail stores, two apartment units, and one office. Another parcel, situated at 5000 Telegraph Avenue, contains a 6,880 square foot wood frame building built circa 1910 on a 7,320 square foot lot, consisting of two street-level retail stores and one four-bedroom apartment unit. The third parcel, located at 5006 Telegraph Avenue, has a 9,240 square foot masonry building on a 10,908 square foot lot. Constructed in 1871, this building is a designated landmark structure, noted for its Dutch Boy Paint neon sign, and includes two street-level retail stores and four apartment units, along with a retail/warehouse building of approximately 3,100 square feet and two outbuildings for storage and restrooms. The fourth parcel, located at 470 49th Street, features a 7,788 square foot building on a 12,850 square foot lot. The buildings on this parcel, constructed between 1910 and 1940, are a mix of wood frame, concrete block, and masonry construction and consist of 21 retail units located in Temescal Alley.