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Welcome to the New Oak Knoll

Oak Knoll ... once a Roaring 20s golfing destination, then a hospital where our wounded soldiers and sailors received expert medical care ... now abandoned and deteriorating.

What's next for this remarkable piece of land?

Soon, where the Oak Knoll Naval Center once stood, a vibrant mix of homes, shops, restaurants and open spaces will rise, returning life and bringing excitment to this historic site.

To realize this bold vision for Oak Knoll, SunCal Companies is working in partnership with the people and City of Oakland.

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SunCal Teaming with Anue Management Group

SunCal Companies is working together with Oakland’s Anue Management Group, Inc. (AMG) to conduct business outreach for SunCal’s Oak Knoll master-planned community in Oakland.

Oak Knoll is expected to generate approximately $250 million dollars in design and land-development opportunities throughout the course of the project’s development.  SunCal wants to ensure that local small businesses and employment programs have the opportunity to participate in the project.

To support the local business recruitment effort, SunCal is teaming with Oakland’s Anue Management Group, Inc.  AMG has facilitated some of the highest local participation rates on the projects it has serviced.  Their success is attributed to a diverse list of services they provide to clients: business certifications, bonding, insurance, estimating, project management software, as well as plan and specification review at the AMG resource center. 

AMG’s focus for Oak Knoll is on recruiting for land development activities such as demolition, grading, trucking and hauling, equipment rental, traffic services, underground utility installation, street and gutter installation, and more

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Oak Knoll Legacy

Oak Knoll began its life in the roaring 1920s as a glamorous golf course community in Oakland's "Gold and Country Club District." Learn More >>