70 Washington St Oakland, CA 94607
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This exceptional retail opportunity is located in the vibrant Jack London Square, a dynamic hub of restaurants, nightlife, and shopping. The property, situated at 70 Washington Street in Alameda County, offers a total of 30,943 square feet of retail space, currently divided into multiple tenancies. Five individual spaces are immediately available, ranging in size from a minimum of 1,766 square feet to a maximum contiguous space of 6,074 square feet. Larger tenants may be able to combine units to accommodate their specific needs, up to a maximum of 7,142 square feet. The property enjoys a highly desirable location, adjacent to a popular Ben & Jerry's ice cream shop and directly at the entrance to the Waterfront Hotel, ensuring high foot traffic and excellent visibility. This prime location within Jack London Square guarantees exposure to a large and diverse customer base, making it an ideal space for a variety of retail businesses. The property's strategic placement within this bustling waterfront district offers unparalleled access to a thriving community and a wealth of amenities. This is a rare chance to secure a prominent retail presence in one of Oakland's most sought-after locations. Interested parties are encouraged to inquire about lease terms and availability for the various unit sizes.
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Oakland Patent/Trademark Attorney / Nwamu, PC Law Firm
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Elaine Lee Kawasaki, CPA Accounting Firm Tax Preparation
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Timpson Garcia LLP Accounting Firm Tax Preparation
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Nwamu Fidel Law Firm
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Pacific Merchant Shipping Association Association Or Organization
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