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5/20/26
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We’ve learned that the historic Alameda Hotel Apartments, a 100-year-old, mixed-use asset in the East Bay city of Alameda, has been put on the market. Built in 1926, the property features 93 multifamily units, 14 street-level retail spaces, and a multi-room event venue, including the Ballroom, Gold Room, and Crystal Room, which open directly to a private outdoor courtyard.
Located at 1415 Broadway, the property comprises 69.1k sf of space, including 18 sleeping rooms with private bathrooms, 21 sleeping rooms, 32 studios, and 22 one-bedroom, one-bathroom units. The retail units range in size from 132 sf to 2.5k sf, accommodating a broad spectrum of service, food, and entertainment tenants that collectively solidify the property’s status as an anchor of Alameda’s downtown.
The Alameda Hotel is one of the earliest multistory hotel-apartments in the area and has played a historic role as a center for social gatherings and entertainment for generations. It has maintained much of its original design, preserving a tangible piece of Alameda’s heritage and architectural identity. To this day, the Alameda Hotel continues to host weddings, quinceañeras, birthday celebrations, and large community events in its ballrooms.
Colliers Executive Vice President Ryan Rodriguez and Vice President Matthew Flaherty are marketing the property on behalf of the owner. An asking price was not given out.
“The historic Alameda Hotel Apartments are one of the city’s most recognizable mixed-use assets. This is a fantastic, generational opportunity to acquire a unique historic asset that has no preservation restrictions,” said Rodriguez. “The property is located in the heart of downtown Alameda, providing amenities for a diverse tenant base to enjoy. We continue to see a growth in demand in the area as professionals, families, and commuters are drawn to a community that offers the lifestyle, accessibility, and amenities they value.”
“Alameda’s multifamily market presents one of the most supply-constrained environments in the East Bay, with no multifamily properties of 15 units or greater currently listed for sale, zero units under construction, and only a single development expected to break ground over the next eight quarters as of March 2026,” said Flaherty. “With rental demand outpacing available inventory and no near-term supply response on the horizon, Alameda’s market fundamentals are firmly positioned to support continued rent growth and occupancy stability for well-located assets.”
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