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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4 May, 2017
Opinion: East Oakland Major Housing Development Coming
For 10 years, residents of East Oakland have been hearing promises about how the former Oak Knoll Naval Hospital site will be redeveloped by Irvine California based developer SunCal.
6 February, 2017
Oak Knoll Occasionally Hosts Police and Fire Training
For several years, the Oak Knoll property has served as a location for local law enforcement and fire department agencies to conduct training exercises that help our first responders hone the skills they need to call on in emergency situations. The next training date will be from 5 to 11 p.m. on Thursday, February 23, […]
12 September, 2016
Oak Knoll budgets $900,000 for art
Developer seeks proposals for five projects
By Mark Hedin Property developer SunCal is breaking new ground as it transforms the former Oak Knoll Naval Medical Center perched above Interstate 580 into one of the city’s largest developments — a community of 935 homes, 72,000 square feet of retail space and 76 acres of recreational space. The 187-acre site also will have […]
20 March, 2016
Enhanced Security at Oak Knoll
SunCal recently hired Core Security Solutions as the new security company to patrol the Oak Knoll property 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Since mid-March, Core has been patrolling the site around the clock. Retired Oakland Police Lieutenant Michael Yoell is the managing partner of Core and has pledged his commitment to eliminate […]
23 January, 2016
Protective Tarps Installed Over Deteriorated Roof Areas on Club Knoll
In response to concerns expressed by the City of Oakland Planning Department and Oakland Heritage Alliance, in November SunCal’s development team began working on measures to protect the Club Knoll roof from further damage as the plans for the new Oak Knoll master-planned community make their way through the entitlement and environmental impact report process […]