I. Magnin Building
2001 Broadway

Centrally situated in downtown Oakland, the former I. Magnin building is well-known for its distinctive green terra cotta and black marble façade. A classic art deco structure, the building is listed on the National Historic Register. Purchased in May 2000, the building underwent a comprehensive rehabilitation including: an award winning seismic upgrade, brand new electrical/mechanical data systems and new interior finishes.  The result is a modern work environment within one of Oakland's most recognized historic structures.

Description

• 57,000 square feet
• Basement storage space available
• Historic renovation, listed on National Historic Register

Amenities

• Renovation in 2000 included award-winning seismic upgrade, all new systems and interior finishes
• "Plug n' Play" furniture system
• Extensive daylight and operable windows
• Ceiling heights up to 16'
• Cafe Madid - locally owned - serving Spanish-style coffee drinks and lunch items, including homemade soups, salads and sandwiches.

Area

• Excellent downtown Oakland location
• Immediate access to BART and adjacent to the AC Transit Uptown Transit Hub
• In the heart of emerging Uptown neighborhood with retail, housing and nightlife
• Approximately 15- to 20-minute drive to Orinda/Lafayette, Berkeley, Emeryville and San Francisco