With the development of 935 new homes, Oak Knoll is introducing a new level of high quality building and craftsmanship to the Oakland area. Located at the base of Oakland's southern foothills, the community is designed to be highly walkable, provide abundant open space, feature a variety of home styles and sizes and provide a community meeting place at the proposed Village Center.PREVIOUS UPDATES
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10 December, 2017
Near Unanimous City Council Vote Approves Popular Oak Knoll Project
With the final approval of the City Council, the former Oak Knoll Naval Hospital site in the foothills of East Oakland will be transformed into a thriving neighborhood complete with restored open space, a community center and new shops. SunCal, the developer of the project, cleared its final legislative hurdle with near unanimous support by […]
8 November, 2017
After long wait, massive Oak Knoll housing project approved
The Oakland City Council on Tuesday evening voted to approve building 918 townhomes and houses at the former Oak Knoll Naval Hospital, one of the largest land developments in recent years.
28 July, 2017
Developer Plans to Relieve Traffic Congestion at Oak Knoll Project and Areas Near the Oakland Zoo
BY PAUL COBB, OAKLAND POST At the June 21 public planning hearing of the proposed Oak Knoll redevelopment project, residents offered recommendations to the developer SunCal. The 167-acre site, which formerly housed the Oak Knoll Naval Hospital, was acquired by SunCal in 1996 and recast as a positive part of Oakland’s future. But residents have […]
14 July, 2017
Oak Knoll Development Plans to Transform East Oakland and Create 5,000 Jobs and $1Billion in Economic Activity
As city meetings to discuss approvals for the Oak Knoll project near, criticism of the developer by some bay area anti-growth activists have suggested that this project will not be good for our community.
1 June, 2017
Council President Reid Says Oak Knoll Project Will Bring jobs, House and $Millions to City
The Oakland City Council’s ongoing budget discussion reveals how the loss of redevelopment funding makes it more difficult for the city to generate revenues for jobs and housing services, especially to meet the needs of ever growing homeless population.