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Oakland Sells Half of Coliseum Site to Developers Ahead of A’s Move
With the A’s set to depart in 2025, the city of Oakland will sell half of the Oakland Coliseum site to private developers, the African American Sports & Entertainment Group, for a minimum of $105 million.Splash Brother Steph Curry Invests in Nirvana Water Sciences The sale comes after a decade-long fight with A’s owner John Fisher to keep the team in town, which ended last fall when the team announced it will relocate to Las Vegas. The A’s, who will play in Sacramento for three seasons while a stadium is being built in Nevada, are still trying to complete their purchase...
A Historic Clinton Day-Designed Home Near San Francisco Is Up for Grabs at $6.5 Million
Though he passed away over a century ago, West Coast architect Clinton Day was responsible for crafting several iconic San Francisco structures like the City of Paris department store, where Neiman Marcus now stands, as well as Gump’s department store, Union Trust Bank, and buildings for the UC Berkeley and Stanford University campuses. But he also designed a handful of private Bay Area residences during his career, including Oakland’s landmark Treadwell Mansion and this particularly striking gem that just popped up for sale in the Oakland-bordered town of Piedmont for the first time in 36 years, asking a dash under $6.5 million.Meghan...
A Tricked-Out Eichler Home Near San Francisco Lists for $2.7 Million
When you run across a place that’s billed as “the epitome of luxury 5-star resort-style living” and has the added cache of having been altogether fashioned by a visionary real estate developer and a noted architect, you have an inkling that it’s going to showcase some pretty creative living space paired with one-of-a-kind details. And this Marin County residence tucked away in the affluent Upper Lucas Valley enclave of San Rafael does not disappoint.Oscar De La Hoya Is Seeking $20 Million for His All-New Nevada Mansion Originally built in the late 1960s by Joseph Eichler, the home last sold to its...
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