Tokyo Central Grand Opening: Emeryville’s First New ‘Supermarket’ in Over 30 Years
Emeryville will welcome its first new grocery store in more than three decades today, as Tokyo Central opens its doors to a highly anticipated
Jan. 2026 Emeryville Retail & Services Report: Two Closures, New Luxury Store, Xfinity on the Move
Several retail and service developments have unfolded in and around Emeryville since our November 2025 report. They include two closures, one relocation, a new
Nov. 2025 Emeryville Retail & Services Report
Some retail and service business updates in and around Emeryville since our most recent September Report. These include “Christmas in Emeryville,” the Wells Fargo Branch
Sept. 2025 Emeryville Retail Report: Toys“R”Us Returning, Bay St Arcade Bar, Planet Fitness Construction & More!
Some retail and service updates within Emeryville since our last report back last month. These include the return of Toys“R”Us, a new Arcade Bar
‘Local Supporting Local’ Insights from PAXIO Founder Phil Clark on 20 years of Business in Emeryville
Local high-speed internet provider PAXIO celebrated 20 years in Emeryville recently. PAXIO considers itself an Independent, last-mile provider and are pioneers in bringing fiber
Emeryville Retail & Service Updates: Ashley Closing; The Emery ‘Ghost Tenant‘; Bay St. Escape Room Opens; New Modern Furniture Store
We have some retail and service sector updates within Emeryville to share since our last update in July. Emeryville is losing a large chain
End of Emeryville Chevys Era Marred by Break-In
The farewell celebration to honor Emeryville’s “charming” Chevys was marred by a weekend break-in. The Chevys was burglarized Sunday evening with their stock of
Retail Updates: Apple Store Slated to Reopen; Verizon Moves To Powell St. Plaza, BMO Branch Opens, La-Z-Boy Space for Lease
Some local retail business openings and other activity in Emeryville to begin 2024 including openings at Bay Street, The Powell Street Plaza and the
Love, Lust & Lingonberry: Date Night at the Emeryville IKEA
The Bay Area was once full of amusement parks by the sea, and Emeryville was home to many of them, from the Blue Star
