Redesigned High-Rise Proposed In Oakland

Rendering Of The Proposed Project From Nautilus Group At 2044 Franklin In Oakland

Another mixed-use tower could be headed to downtown Oakland. The Nautilus Group has proposed a mixed-use high-rise building at 2044 Franklin St. with 184 market-rate units, 57K SF of office space and about 5K SF of ground-floor retail. The project will be split into two buildings: a 29-story tower with a 77-foot-tall, six-story podium, and a 40-foot-high, three-story low-rise building with townhouses, according to city documents. The project is a redesign of a 40-story proposal, SocketSite reports.

The first building will include 1,400 SF of ground-floor retail, a mechanical parking system for 86 cars for residents as well as additional subterranean parking, 57K SF of office space on levels two through five and 176 apartments on the remaining floors. The 29th level would have three penthouses. The smaller building will have five townhouses and about 4K SF of retail on the ground floor. Private open space may be offered on the roof of the townhouse units.

Continue reading this story with a free account

Log in or register
Sign up for more articles like this
Subscribe to Bisnow's San Francisco Newsletters
Related Stories

Turner Construction Hit With Cyberattack, Hackers Claim Leaks Of Military Info, NDAs

Demolition Underway On Hawthorne Plaza

Why Hines Is Restarting Its Development Engine

Power Availability Becomes New Requirement For Shifting Bay Area Industrial Base

Cross Ocean Partners, Fuller Realty Acquire 829K SF Houston Office Campus

Developers Line Up To Convert Boston Offices To Housing, But Most Still Stuck At Starting Gate

NYC Office Investor Warns It Could Go Under As Defaults Pile Up

Deutsche Bank Takes 5 Floors At Oaktree And Quadrant's Canary Wharf Scheme

Coconut Grove Office Flipped For $15M Gain After One Year

D.C.'s Office Market Is Getting A Makeover

To Rein In Costs, Philly Affordable Housing Players Look To Become 'Less Reliant On Consultants'

Oxford Properties Pays $435M For Boston Office Tower, Eyes More Deals