Oakland City Center - Search News

Oakland, City Center and Marriott

Oakland Marriott City Center hotel defaults on $100 million loan

The Oakland Marriott City Center, located at 1001 Broadway, has defaulted on a $100 million loan. The 500-room hotel is Oakland's largest and hosts the newly renovated practice facility for the WNBA Golden State Valkyries.

Hosted on MSN · 2h

Oakland's economic woes deepen as Marriott City Center defaults on loan

As basketball fans from around the world flock to the Bay Area to enjoy NBA All-Star Weekend festivities, the city of Oakland is grappling with another major economic setback.

The Real Deal · 1d

Gaw Capital defaults on $100M loan tied to Oakland Marriott

Gaw Capital USA has defaulted on a $100 million loan secured by Oakland Marriott City Center, which may be veering toward foreclosure.

East Bay Times · 1d

Big Oakland hotel flops into loan default

The Oakland Marriott City Center hotel next to the East Bay city’s convention center is in default on its loan, documents filed on Feb. 11 with the Alameda County Recorder’s Office show. The delinquent loan totals $100 million,

Real Estate

Invesco CMI Investments filed the default against the hotel. Invesco CMI bought the hotel’s loan in May 2024 and now could ...

6don MSN

Oakland community looking forward to city hosting several NBA All-Star events

The NBA All-Star game is coming to Chase Center next weekend. While the Dubs are now in San Francisco, the team hasn't ...

ABC7 San Francisco23d

Oakland city employee resigns following grand jury indictment of former Mayor Thao, Duong Family

The indictment states that the city official was to be approved by David and Andy Duong - the father and son of a high-profile family in Oakland, which has contracts with the city for its ...

Golden State Valkyries

GM Ohemaa Nyanin, along with Joe Lacob, Natalie Nakase and Jess Smith spoke at the facility’s opening in Oakland ...

The Real Deal14d

Oakland and SF city officials push workers to return to the office

Oakland City Administrator Jestin Johnson called city workers back to their offices four days a week, while newly elected San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie wants a third of the city’s workforce ...

Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.

Hide inaccessible results