An underutilized seven-acre industrial parcel on the Oakland Estuary waterfront will be transformed into a regional recreational asset through a 16.9 million dollar redevelopment project combining public park amenities with ecological restoration. The Tidewater Day Use Area expansion, managed by the East Bay Regional Park District, represents a significant commercial-to-recreational real estate conversion that will […]
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