CEP Emery Tech Investors

Emeryville, United States

4

1 review

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+1 510-601-1800
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1400 65th St, Emeryville, CA, 94608
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.4 miEmeryville
0.9 miDwight Cresent & 7th St
1 mi6th & Channing Way
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1 review of CEP Emery Tech Investors

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Place rating: 4
San Francisco, CA
Has your home business finally outgrown the garage?
This is a leaseable commercial office building in the heart of Emeryville. It rents out at approximately $ 2.25 a foot.
Has big and small spaces within.
The view is ho-​hum. Its in the middle of warehousey Emeryville.
They have in-​house security, which is nice because its not to far from the sketchyness of San Pablo Ave.
They have a mini-​colo (collocation) facility in the building. Super fast internet — commercial level bandwidths. Great for tech companies.
Close to various restaurants such as Café Acquarius, Subway, Quiznos, etc. and there is a Starbucks across the street.
Parking is very easy — its got a garage in the rear.
Currently, one of the largest tenants is Clif Bar — yes, the power bar company. They originally were in Berkeley, but decided on EmeryTech during their expansion. Great for Emeryville, bad for Berkeley.
The building has been re-​purposed a few times in the past 20 years, so there are some cool artifacts in the architecture from the industrial eras long gone.