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The median home value in Alameda, CA is $1,015,000.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $989,500.
The national median home value is $308,980.
The average price of homes sold in Alameda, CA is $1,015,000.
Approximately 46% of Alameda homes are owned,
compared to 48% rented, while
6% are vacant.
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Great Opportunity for Contractor, Builder, Owner Occupied or Investment / A Resolution of the Planning Board of the City of Alameda Approving Design Review Application to Allow Construction of a New 3,316 Sq. Ft. Mixed-Use Two-Story Building at Total Lot of 4,965 Sq. Ft. / With One Retail Unit (1st Floor) and Two Residential Units (2nd Floor) / 1,571 Sq. Ft. (1st Floor) and 1,677 Sq. Ft. (2nd Floor) / Previous Use: Dimitras Sandwiches To Go / Zoning: C-C-T (Community Commercial and Theater Combining Zoning District) / Rare Property With Big Private Parking Lot at Park St. / Located in the Heart of Alamedas Shopping District / Excellent Access to I-880 and State Route 61 / Within One Mile to South Shore Center and Beach / One Block to Chochenyo Park / Unique Opportunity Offers Lots of Possibilities
Former Toyota dealership property. Currently has two tenants with month-to-month tenancies. One tenant is a scooter sales shop and the other tenant is a tow company using their space for vehicle storage. Was slated for a new hotel with city approvals. Could support a redevelopment plan with retail on the ground floor and residential above to 60 feet in height. Located on one of the busiest traffic signal intersections on the island. This area has been labeled the "Gateway" to the City of Alameda. Contact Broker for rents.
Your Next Vibe Spot. Nestled blocks from the heart of downtown Alameda, 1422 Everett Street is more than a building - it is an opportunity to create something extraordinary. Picture this: a bright, open space with that perfect flow. There is plenty of parking because who wants to circle the block? The space is updated and chic, with a vibe that says "modern" without trying. Currently rocking as a salon, the space is primed for whatever dream your future tenant brings: think, boutique, studio, caf , or gallery. This is where energy meets opportunity, and downtown Alameda's buzz becomes your backdrop. Ready to feel it?
Where Business Meets Style- Step into the heart of Alameda's buzzing Downtown scene with 1414 Everett Street - a rare gem bursting with character, creativity, and opportunity. This building is more than a property; it's a canvas for your next big idea. On the ground level (1414), you will find a hip, well-loved hair studio that's a local fixture. Upstairs (1416), the second level offers flexible office spaces perfect for professionals, creators, or collaborators looking to make their mark. And let's talk about convenience: a private rear parking area keeps things easy for your team and clients. But the real magic is the location - you are just blocks from Park Street, the beating heart of Alameda. Think foot traffic, coffee shops, boutique stores, and the energy that turns ambition into reality. Whether you are a dreamer ready to build your brand or an investor looking for a property that exudes potential, 1414 Everett Street is your chance to own a piece of Alameda's vibrant soul.
Design-Ready Lot in Alameda's West End. Welcome to 309 Spruce Street, an approximately 5,000 square foot parcell, tucked away on a cul-de-sac just accessing Woodstock Park. R-4 Zoning offers flexibility for development. Preliminary Plans by Baran Studio Architecture envision a two-story single-family home plus a detached ADU - bringing modern design to a beloved neighborhood (buyers to confirm feasibility with the City of Alameda). Opportunities like this in Alameda's West End don't come around often. Whether you're a builder, architect, or future homeowner, this is a canvas ready for your next chapter. Buyers to verify zoning, development potential, and utility access with the City of Alameda.
Tremendous signalized corner location in the Park Street Business District of Alameda. Former muffler repair shop. Very large lot and high ceiling building. Due to the zoning, any buyer must check with the City of Alameda Planning Department for types of development or permitted uses. ALSO AVAILABLE FOR LEASE.
An historic building in a fantastic location across from Lincoln Park, on main bus line, and close to amenities like Encinal Market. Property may be purchased for a reliable income stream with a long term solid tenant base, or for potential owner occupant of middle unit (1431). Buyer must independently verify any and all potential occupancy requirements and/or restrictions, as part of their own due diligence.
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