Blog photos and post: I took the San Francisco city skyline view photo just over two years ago during an evening bike ride at the former Alameda Naval Air Station aka Alameda Point. For years so many have tried so hard to get something going at the Point. It’s a virtual wasteland for the most part.
Now that just might change. The Lawrence Berkeley Lab needs to create a second campus because they’ve outgrown the one they have now. Alameda is is on the short list of sites the Lab is considering (Richmond, Oakland, Albany, Emeryville, and Berkeley).
And guess what Alameda has. We have land and space. Check out the city website that explains what the lab is, the impacts to Alameda, and why Alameda is a good match for LBL.
Join up this coming Wednesday evening at Alameda Point for a free barbeque, rally, demonstration of support to the Lab powers-that-be, and a public meeting with those powers. Details are in the second section on the city website.
If you can’t show up….but do the FaceBook thing….you can “like” the project.
Another busy week. 265 Center Court closed on Tuesday. And Friday morning, the 8th, 316 Sunset Road closes. I’ll be putting a fixer duplex on the market the beginning of this coming week. Need to get the website together!
That’s a wrap! Carry on! If you have real estate questions…give a call. I may be able to answer them, and if not, I’ll try to get those answers! Enjoy the weekend!
best, marilyn
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I arrived in Alameda in 1973, as a new bride...with husband Carl Schumacher, both of us from Newport Beach. He was embarking on his career as a Naval Architect (i.e. yacht designer) under Gary Mull.
Please see the 'ABOUT ME' page in this website! www.MarilynSchumacher.com to see how it has all turned out! I'm so blessed!
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