The City of Alameda, through its Base Reuse and Economic Development Department, has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the sale of Building 92, a historic property located at 650 West Ranger Avenue in Alameda Point. The 89,000-square-foot commercial building, situated on an approximately three-acre site, “presents a prime opportunity for adaptive reuse in a growing area,” according to the City’s announcement.
The building is located near successful adaptive reuse projects including the Storehouse Lofts, Building 91 housing Almanac Beer Co. and The Rake at Admiral Maltings, The Hub pickleball sports club and SoFive soccer center, and two built and approved residential communities totaling approximately 1,400 homes.
The City is seeking buyers with proposals that align with its economic development goals and offer significant community benefits.
Property highlights
A few facts about Building 92:
- Located within the Historic Reuse District, at 650 West Ranger Avenue.
- Approximately three-acre site.
- 89,018-square-foot single-story structure.
- Built in 1942.
- Designated as a Historically Contributing Site by the City of Alameda.
- Wood construction (old growth Douglas fir).
- Zoned AP-AR: Adaptive Re-Use.
- Has 10 grade level doors.
For more information, download the brochure.
Property tours and proposals
Property tours are available by appointment through March 31, 2025.
The proposal deadline is April 1, 2025, at noon Pacific Time. Proposals will be evaluated on purchase offer competitiveness, financial strength, buyer’s experience with adaptive reuse, and alignment with the City’s goals.
More information
For more information and to access the RFP, visit www.650ranger.com, or contact Cushman & Wakefield representative Ted Anderson ([email protected], 510-289-0876) or Andrew Schmieder ([email protected] | 510-891-5834).
