Completed in 2009, Adeline Place stands at the bustling intersection of San Pablo Avenue and West MacArthur Boulevard, a site that formerly housed a humble check-cashing business. Spearheaded by the Emeryville Redevelopment Agency, this four-story condominium project was a key piece of the city's broader push to revitalize the San Pablo corridor into a vibrant, pedestrian-friendly mixed-use district. The contemporary design, often recognized for its distinctive rounded corner, maximizes its compact 14,000-square-foot footprint by stacking residential units over ground-floor retail and a subterranean parking garage. Today Adeline Place serves as a highly walkable urban hub, reflecting Emeryville's 21st-century shift from aging commercial lots to dense, transit-oriented community living.
The building was strategically placed in what is known as a "Transit Hub Overlay Zone," giving it near-perfect walkability and bikeability scores by placing residents steps from major transit lines, the Emery-Go-Round shuttle, and the East Bay shopping centers.
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