Opening Soon: Wondrous Brewing Co’s Wynn Whisenhunt “All-In” on Emeryville
You could say Wondrous Brewing Company’s founder Wynn Whisenhunt is “all-in” on Emeryville. Since signing a lease two years ago to open Emeryville‘s first
March 2021 Emeryville Real Estate & Rental Report: Stanford Ave ‘Teardown’ Nears Sales Record, Rents Tick Down
When the shelter in place order was announced in March 2020, the real estate market in the bay area came to a halt. Without
West Oakland’s Community Foods Market Seeking Help to Stay Afloat
West Oakland’s Community Foods Market on San Pablo Avenue is warning that it is in danger of closing and is asking the community to
District Issues Official Apology to Trans-Rights Pioneer Steve Dain, Emeryville Street Renamed in his Honor
A small measure of justice was served in Emeryville over the past couple weeks. At last weeks’ Emery School Board Meeting, the district read
January 2021 Emeryville Real Estate & Rental Report: Rents Tick Up, Condo Market Slowly Rebounding
The Real Estate market in the Bay Area continues to defy logic and remain hot despite the ongoing pandemic. While Single Family Homes remain
Bay Street Commissions Robin Williams Mural To Help Promote “Mental Health & Wellbeing”
A new mural honoring the late comic Robin Williams was recently completed at the former Old Navy space at the Bay Street Shopping Center.
December 2020 Emeryville Real Estate & Rental Report: More Listings, Fewer Sales, Rents Continue to Drop
A tumultuous year for our world and for Real Estate markets came to an end last week. Buoyed by more flexible work-from-home policies, suburban
E’ville Biz: “Tech Exodus” hits Emeryville, Food Tech Co. to former Grocery space, Hollis Business Center Sold
Four business stories aggregated from around the Interwebz in this month’s E’ville Biz digest. The much discussed “Tech Exodus” has hit Emeryville as cybersecurity
E’ville Eye Collaborates with Oaklandish on Oakland Neighborhood Map Tee Designs
The E’ville Eye is proud to announce a collaboration with Oaklandish to bring our custom neighborhood graphic tees to Oaklanders just in time for
Openings: Jayna Gyro at Public Market, Ramen 101 on 40th St., Senor Pico ‘Ghost Kitchen,’ States Coffee to Oakland
Some silver linings amidst the rash of business closures we’ve been covering. Two businesses have recently opened their doors, a longtime restaurant is integrating
Giving Tuesday 2020: Emeryville Nonprofits to Donate to this Holiday Season
Entering its ninth year, Giving Tuesday is a global day of giving fueled by the power of social media and collaboration. Giving Tuesday is
Obituary: ‘Joel’s Park’ Creator Remembered by Emeryville Neighbors
A year has passed since Emeryville’s Park Avenue neighborhood lost a well-respected and beloved neighbor. Joel Devin died on November 2nd, 2019 after a
July/August 2020 Emeryville Real Estate & Rental Report: Record Active Listings, Rents Flatten
Despite the ongoing Pandemic, the housing market in the U.S. and the Bay Area remains hot. Despite high unemployment, Bay Area home prices are
New Sutter Regional Shoreline Park & Pier Opens to Public
Emeryville has a new shoreline destination just a short bike ride or walk away. The new Sutter Regional Shoreline Park is located at the
Trivium Games, Emeryville’s first ‘Escape Room,’ Opens with Halloween-Themed Immersive Game
Trivium Games, who announced their intent to open an “escape room” facility in the Andante building on San Pablo Avenue over a year ago,
Annual Emeryville Celebration of the Arts to Go Virtual this Year
Finding an adequate space to host the Emeryville Celebration of the Arts has generally been the biggest challenge for the annual event now in
Longtime Emeryville Councilmember Nora Davis Remembered
Longtime Emeryville Councilmember Nora Davis sadly passed away this week. She was 92 years old. Davis was an absolute force in Emeryville politics during
June 2020 Real Estate & Rental Report: Impacts of Pandemic Beginning to Show in Rental & Sales Markets
The rapid shift to a work-from-home model where more professionals are free to move to neighborhoods without considering commute, is threatening to disrupt the
Emeryville Artivists Express Solidarity with BLM Movement with ‘Neon Voices’ Installation
The next time you’re driving I-580 West towards Emeryville and SF, keep your eyes on the road, but try to catch a glimpse of
Photographer, Advocate, Friend: Ingeborg Gerdes Remembered by Emeryville Neighbors
At a small Halloween party in the courtyard of Oliver Lofts on 65th Street in 2006 our neighbor Ingeborg spontaneously performed a joyful dance
North Oakland Neighbors Divided Over ‘Peter’ the Feral Peacock
North Oakland neighbors are sparring again. No, not over fireworks, slow streets or defunding the OPD, but over a “feral” peacock that some have
May 2020 Emeryville Real Estate & Rental Report: Listings and Sales Decline Amid High Inventory
Real Estate sales in May nearly came to a halt with only 3 closings for the month despite high inventory. Meanwhile, list and sales
“Mass Extinction Event” Warned as Wave of Business Closures Ravages Emeryville
As retail and restaurants begin their phase of reopening, we’re slowly assessing the economic damage caused or escalated by this pandemic. Many of the
Public Market Emeryville Reopens for Outdoor “Al Fresco” Dining
As expected, Alameda County issued a new health order yesterday expanding the list of businesses allowed to reopen to include outdoor dining. Among the
