LIST OF TALLEST BUILDINGS IN OAKLAND


Oakland's night skyline viewed from Lake Merritt.

This 'list of tallest buildings in Oakland' ranks high-rises in the city of Oakland, California by height. In terms of highrises, Oakland has the most buildings in the Bay Area outside of San Francisco with 66 completed highrises. Most of the greater Bay Area's highrises (excluding San Francisco) over 300 feet (91 m) are located in Oakland also. Despite being the largest city in Northern California, San Jose has only 41 completed highrise buildings compared to 66 in Oakland, a city more than twice as small as San Jose population wise. The same fact hold true in terms of height; San Jose has no buildings taller than 285 feet (87 m) due the location of San Jose International Airport. Two suburban highrise building enclaves in the Bay Area, Foster City and Emeryville, both have one 300+ foot (91+ m) building within their city limits.
As San Francisco is flooded with many highrise proposals, the Oakland too has seen some tall proposals. One notable project is developer Peter Wang's proposed 1938 Broadway highrise. If built, 1938 Broadway would become the first building in Oakland to pass the 500 foot (152 meter) threshold, sometimes given as a criterion for a skyscraper. Father south in San Jose, the proposed 338 foot (103 m) One South Market could be San Jose's first building taller than 300 feet (91 m).

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This list ranks existing Oakland highrises based on standard height measurement, which includes spires and architectural details but does not include antenna masts. Existing structures are included for ranking purposes based on present height. The list also precludes any building that is lower than 300 ft (91 m). The tallest skyscrapers in the suburban cities of Foster City and Emeryville are included for comparison purposes.
Proposed

This section lists proposed highrise projects in Oakland. The tallest proposed building in San Jose is included for comparison purposes.

See also



List of tallest buildings in San Francisco

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Emporis.com - San Jose

Emporis.com - Oakland
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