E’ville Biz: Emeryville Companies at Center of COVID-19 Fight
For this edition of our E’ville Biz aggregate of news stories, we’ve put a focus on Emeryville Companies that are involved in the ongoing
Support Local: Our Interactive Map of Local Businesses Offering Takeout or Delivery
The ongoing stay-at-home order by the state has the entire community on lock-down except for a small list of “essential services.” While restaurant dining
Public Market Announces Lease Signing for Jayna Gyro Mediterranean
A “hands on” entrepreneur who greets his customers by name, Tarla Grill owner Yusuf Topal was waiting for the right opportunity to expand the
Hot Italian Pizza, Christie Ave Subway Close; Ashby “OSH” Reopens; Burger King Remodel Complete
2019 ended on a down note for Emeryville diners as two more establishments called it quits prior to ringing in the new year. While
The Gap Closing, Burger King Remodeling, Bruce’s Barbershop Opens, Brandy Melville Coming, Forever 21 Spared
Our periodic Restaurant & Retail report with recent business closures, openings and news across Emeryville. Burger King Remodel Burger King began construction on an
Bay Street Food ‘Shed’ Renovations, Patatas Eliminates Dine-in Service, Likha Moving On, Horn Barbecue Update
Some notable comings and goings since our last October update including the departure of two dine-in options, an update on a highly anticipated West
Fuddruckers Points to Impacts of Rising Labor Costs in Emeryville as Decision to Shutter Bay Street Location
Fuddruckers abruptly closed their Bay Street Emeryville location last Sunday, October 13. The Burger establishment was among the last first generation of food tenants
Emeryville Restaurant & Retail Report: 4 Closures, 2 Openings, Target Completes Remodel
In our quarterly Emeryville Restaurant & Retail Report, our area saw four closures, the opening of two seasonal shops and the announcement of a
Bay Street Updates: Rubio’s & Dafe Shutter; LaserAway Opening; Cornology Sold
A few updates at the Bay Street Emeryville Shopping Center since our last post back in February. These updates include the closures of Rubio’s
Minimum Wage Referendum Petition Pitting Emeryville Small Businesses against “Big Labor”
Back at the May 29th City Council meeting, our council approved an ordinance by a 3-2 vote that slowed the annual minimum wage increase
WeWork Opens The Towers at Emeryville Coworking Office Space
WeWork “soft-launched” their Emeryville office at the Emeryville Towers complex last month. They stepped in to take over the space from Regus, a competitor, who
Council Considers Minimum Wage ‘Pause’ after Mills Study Reveals ‘Struggling’ Local Emeryville Restaurants
Representatives from the Mills College Lokey School presented data from its recent ‘business conditions’ survey to our City Council on Tuesday. The study confirmed
E’ville Biz: Trivium Games ‘Escape Room’, Perfect Day to Former Plum Space, Airport Home Appliance Showroom
A trio of news stories in this month’s Emeryville business wire including our city’s first ‘escape room’ and two business that have moved their
Oakland Councilmember Warns Oakland and Emeryville that they may lose Home Depot Stores over Blight
Sandwiched in the middle of a marathon seven hour Oakland City Council meeting last Tuesday, Oakland District 5 Councilmember Noel Gallo dropped a bit
Novartis Sells Emeryville Campus to BioMed Realty, Announces Lease at EmeryStation West Property
BioMed Realty recently announced the acquisition of the Emeryville Novartis campus for approximately $135 million. BioMed is among the largest life science real estate
Public Market Updates: New Seasons Back on Hunt for Subtenant, Minnie Bell’s ‘Close’ to New Lease, 2 Stalls Shutter
There has been persistent online ‘chatter’ about a possible replacement tenant at the former New Seasons Market (NSM) space at the Public Market for
Decathlon Sets Grand Opening Date for ‘Flagship’ Emeryville Sporting Goods Store
Decathlon has set a Grand Opening date for their new Emeryville location that will be its first major brick-and-mortar store in the U.S.. Located at
Emeryville Arizmendi Owner-Workers Eyeing Reconstruction and Reopening of Bakery
Emeryville Arizmendi is close to beginning reconstruction of its bakery after a devastating fire and subsequent water damage. They’ve been closed since December 11th
612one Restaurant to Shutter Doors after Two Years
612one Fusion Culinary & Fine Cocktails announced their intent to close their doors through a social media post yesterday. 612one opened back in February,
Super Duper Burger Set to Open Public Market Emeryville Location
Super Duper Burger is set to finally open their doors to the Emeryville community after first announcing their intent back in August. Locals that
E’ville Biz: Hydrogen Station opens in Emeryville, MedMen acquires Dispensary Permit, E2 Announces Layoffs
A few news stories aggregated from around the web relevant to Emeryville residents in this month’s Emeryville Business digest. MedMen Enterprises, a publicly traded
Allegro Ballroom looking to leave Emeryville amid “Extreme Rent Increases” and building demolition plans
Allegro Ballroom recently held a fundraiser to help complete construction of a new facility in El Cerrito. Allegro may be forced to leave its Emeryville
E’ville Biz: WeWork expanding to Emeryville, Zogenix latest EmeryStation West Lease, Historic Westinghouse Building Sold
Ellis Partners has purchased a historic brick warehouse on the corner of Halleck and Park Avenue for $6.3 million. The former Westinghouse Pacific Coast
European Sporting Goods Retailer ‘Decathlon’ moving into former Emeryville Toys “R” Us Space
European Sporting Goods retailer ‘Decathlon’ has announced it will be moving into the former Emeryville Toys “R” Us space at the East Bay Bridge
