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Prologis Plans 430,000 SQFT Industrial Redevelopment of Former Owens-Brockway Glass Factory in Oakland

April 12, 20241 Mins read675
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By The Registry Staff A former glass factory in Oakland is proposed for a major upgrade. The project, encompassing approximately 23.9 acres, aims to breathe new life into the area by introducing a new industrial facility alongside infrastructure enhancements and community-focused amenities, according to City of Oakland records. The project site is located at 3600 […]

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