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Welcome to Silicon Island
Office, industrial and retail businesses thrive in Alameda. For decades mariners and yacht dealers have thronged to Alameda's harbors. More recently, Alameda earned the nickname, "Silicon Island," due to the thriving high-tech firms in its modern business parks.
Economic Development Strategic Plan
The City of Alameda’s Economic Development Strategic Plan (EDSP) is the City's long-term roadmap to achieve economic growth while at the same time improving quality of life of Alameda residents and employees.
A periodic review was initiated in late 2005 to update the 2000 Plan. Of particular note, the updated EDSP incorporates recent progress on the redevelopment of Alameda Point, particularly with the selection of the Master Developer and the preparation of the Alameda Point Preliminary Development Concept.
Commercial Real Estate Sites
With the assistance of the local brokerage community we've compiled a list of commercial real estate sites available for purchase or lease. The list is updated several times a year.
Demographics
Census information and related data.
Business Community Resources
A list of organizations serving the business community.
A City Grows at Alameda Point
Alameda Point, site of the former Alameda Naval Air Station, is being converted to new residential neighborhoods, shopping districts, recreational facilities and business parks. All by the shores of San Francisco Bay with spectacular vistas of the Bay, its bridges, and the City of San Francisco, just a short ferry-ride away.
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Businesses Get a Facelift with Alameda's
Facade Improvement Program
Commercial districts in Alameda are looking a lot sharper these days, thanks to local business owners' participating in the City's facade improvement program. Check out our slide show from the 2009 Annual Review.
Business Parks
Alameda's business parks are ready for immediate development with competitive lease and land prices.
 Marina Village
An award winning mixed use project with a wide range of lease space opportunities as well as approved plans and entitlements to construct an additional 140,000 sq. ft. of space
Harbor Bay
A master planned and fully entitled, 125-acre business park ready to absorb up to approximately 1.5 million square feet of new office and R&D space and 137,000 sq. ft. available and ready for lease. Build-to-suit sites are also available.
Catellus Development Corporation
Approved for 1.3 million sq. ft. of commercial development along a waterfront promenade and central plaza across from Jack London Square.
Alameda Point
The City has selected a Master Developer for the $2 billion mixed-use development of the main portion of the former Alameda Naval Air Station. The site covers about 800 acres.
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