Emeryville Commercial District

Multi-tenant office building in Emeryville's Powell Street business corridor.

A concrete office building that helps shape Emeryville's central business area.

Office and life-science support building near Bay Street and Powell Street.

This part of Emeryville can work well for teams that want East Bay access with a more business-park feel than downtown Berkeley or Oakland.

Christie Avenue commercial building in Emeryville's central office and service-business area.

A practical office and service-commercial building near the Bay Bridge side of the East Bay.

Powell Street business-corridor building for office, R&D support, and professional-service users.

This part of Emeryville offers quick access to Berkeley, Oakland, and the Bay Bridge while keeping a practical business-district feel.

Industrial-edge building tied to Emeryville's production, creative, and research-adjacent uses.

A flexible building type that gives Emeryville more texture than a conventional downtown office market.

Smaller Powell Street commercial building near the district's core.

A smaller Emeryville building for tenants that want the Powell corridor without a larger office-building feel.

Mixed-use commercial block near Emeryville's retail and office center.

An amenity-oriented building that matters to office and creative users comparing Emeryville with Berkeley or Oakland.

Smaller flex-commercial building in Emeryville's industrial-transition area.

A production-adjacent building for creative, maker, and R&D-support users.

Commercial building near Emeryville's retail and office spine.

A mixed-use support building near the city's office and biotech-adjacent users.

Commercial-edge building connecting Emeryville with Berkeley and Oakland corridors.

A corridor building for tenants considering the Emeryville and Berkeley edge.