INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY SHOWCASE – VENTURE COMMERCE CENTER

Alameda

2201–2213 N Loop Rd — Venture Commerce Center

2201 N Loop Rd (Unit 2201) | Harbor Bay Business Park Corner Condo | 1,914 SF | $749,000 ($391.33/SF)

Executive Summary — Harbor Bay Corner Unit
Discover a rare corner condominium in the prestigious Venture Commerce Center — a pristine, move-in-ready, two-story, 1,914 SF office/flex condo with expansive windows, bay glimpses, and an efficient two-level floor plan. This unit is the definition of compact prestige: private upper-level office, abundant natural light, two restrooms, and immediate access to the Bay Trail, SF Ferry connection, shuttle to BART, Oakland airport and freeway arteries. Perfect for a boutique HQ, professional services firm, or satellite R&D/creative studio that values presence and operational efficiency.

Investment Highlights — Cornerstone Perks

Corner Window Line: Expansive glazing delivers daylight, visibility and a lively work ambiance.

Private Upper Office: Second-floor private office ideal for leadership or confidential work.

Bay Trail & Ferry Access: Steps to the bay trail and walkable to SF ferry — true commuter and lifestyle advantage.

Strong Parking & Access: Ample site parking and easy access to Oakland Int’l (2.2 mi) and Port of Oakland (4.8 mi).

• Property Facts — Specs
• Unit: 2201 (of 24 total condo units in complex)
• Unit Size: 1,914 SF (2 floors)
• Building Size (Complex): 46,074 SF (three buildings)
• Typical Floor Plate: ~7,021 SF
• Year Built: 2007
• Property Type: Flex (Condo) / Office / R&D
• Submarket: Harbor Bay / Bay Farm Island, Alameda
• Lot Size: 3.41 AC
• Parking Ratio: 3.6 / 1,000 SF (29 spaces cited for similar unit scale in park)
• Zoning: X — Mixed Use / Commercial Condominium
• Price: $749,000 ($391.33 / SF)

Strategic Angle — Signature Satellite HQ
This unit is a premium match for a small professional firm or creative HQ that wants a prestigious Alameda address without committing to a large footprint. It also suits investors seeking a low-risk, turnkey condo with strong tenant marketability — close to transit, airport, and waterfront lifestyle assets.

Bottom Line — Compact. Visible. Ready.
A rare harbor-front corner condo that blends commuter convenience, polished condition, and immediate usability. Move in, brand up, and let the Harbor Bay address do the rest.

Industrial Market Report — Alameda County & East Bay

Major Sales / Purchases

• 5901 San Leandro Street, Oakland — 130,513 SF — Sale Price: ~$31.7M (~$243/SF). Buyer: 5901 San Leandro Street, LLC. Seller: CenterPoint Properties Trust.
• 40737 Encyclopedia Circle, Fremont — 81,485 SF — Sale Price: $25,250,000 (~$310/SF). Buyer: Arc Capital Partners. Seller: Nuveen.
• Pinole Point Business Park (Richmond/San Pablo) — 517,894 SF — Sale Price: $132,500,000 (~$256/SF). Buyer: WPT Capital Advisors

Notable Lease Transactions

• 3363–3371 (or 3363–3377) Arden Road, Hayward — ~129,920 SF — Tenant: Rivian Automotive This is one of the region’s largest direct leases in recent quarters.
• 8350 Pardee Drive, Oakland — 141,844 SF — Tenant: Benjamin Moore. Demonstrates large-tenant renewals in Oakland market.
• LogistiCenter at Enterprise / 3636 Enterprise Ave — ~219,582 SF — Significant 2025 delivery/lease activity reported in East Bay market reports.

Build-to-Suit / Institutional Development Moves & Pipeline — East Bay

• Prologis / Bayview (San Francisco) redevelopment program — Institutional multi-phase PDR/industrial redevelopment totaling 2+ million SF in the Bayview area. While not in Alameda county, its regional institutional significance affects East Bay pricing and tenant pull.
• Large East Bay redevelopment & institutional park projects — Multiple developers (Prologis, Dermody, LBA, Majestic, etc.) are developing multi-building industrial campuses and spec product in the East Bay; examples include multi-hundred-thousand SF parks and phased campuses.

Market Signals & Why They Matter

• Institutional buyers active: Prologis affiliates, Arc Capital, WPT, and other institutional buyers continue to buy East Bay product — supporting pricing for high-quality assets.
• Large occupiers still signing: EV, manufacturing and large distribution tenants (e.g., Rivian, national retailers) continue to take large blocks when strategic need arises — these are the market’s load-bearing leases.
• Mid-format strength: Alameda remains strongest for flex/R&D and mid-format blocks (20k–200k SF). 1M+ logistics blocks are rare in Alameda and typically occur in other Bay Area nodes.

Links

Argossy International Properties
Alameda Economic Development Dept.