Tribune Building

Give your business a real boost in one of Oakland’s most prestigious buildings. Lake Merritt is right in the heart of the business district and home to major financial institutions and start-ups. Panoramic views let you keep one eye on the whole of Oakland while you get your work done and the outdoor terrace is great for entertaining guests on a sunny day. Once the working day is done, you’re just a stroll from Oakland’s most famous restaurants.

Located in the historic 2201 Broadway building, this WeWork space blends the timeless Art Deco style of 1931 with the polish of a thoughtful 2017 renovation. Step inside and you'll find contemporary work areas built for both deep focus and easy collaboration - everything from private offices to open lounges where teams can gather and trade ideas. On-site parking takes the stress out of commuting, and secure bike storage makes it simple to ride in when you want a more flexible routine. There's also a quiet wellness room designed for a quick reset between meetings, helping the workday feel a little more balanced, clear, and comfortable.

At 1111 Broadway, WeWork members arrive to a modern, industrial-chic high-rise that makes it easy to stay focused while still feeling connected. Set within a 24-story tower originally completed in 1992 and refreshed in 2019, the space features three floors of flexible workspace, including open-air lounges for casual conversations and dedicated meeting rooms for heads-down work. The building's LEED Gold certification and BOMA Earth Award highlight its commitment to sustainability, while thoughtful amenities - such as a new parent's room, espresso bar, wellness and meditation room, and dedicated event space - help teams stay comfortable and productive throughout the day.

Do business with a view at 66 Franklin Street, Oakland. Holding a prime position along the Port of Oakland with its working marina, public parks, and stunning views across the bay, the historic Jack London Square has emerged over the last 10-15 years as a California hotspot. Long considered one of the most desirable parts of the Oakland business district, the Produce and Waterfront neighborhood is home to tech-centric and creative brands including Sunset Magazine, Navis Software, and Atomic Fiction. And who can blame them, with fantastic transportation links including San Francisco Bay Ferry Terminal and Jack London Square Train/Bus Station – both minutes from Jack London Square. Within the walls of this historic building that dates back to 1930, you’ll find fully renovated, contemporary, and flexible workspace that includes private offices, chic meeting rooms, and communal areas buzzing with a community of like-minded professionals. The location also boasts incredible Bay and Marina views as well as an exclusive rooftop deck overlooking the port, abundant parking, and neighbors that include several restaurants and bars. Next door, for example, is the renowned Plank event space – the area’s go-to spot for corporate events, boasting an outdoor beer garden, fire pits, arcade games, bowling, and shuffle board.