155 Pearl St

A low-rise condominium building constructed in 1973 offering predominantly two-bedroom residences in Oakland’s Adams Point neighborhood. The property is modest in scale with roughly 25–unit character reported across listings, arranged around shared circulation with elevators and at least one central courtyard. Units typically feature hardwood or engineered plank flooring, gas-burning fireplaces, sliding glass doors to private balconies or covered patios, and original-to-era layouts refreshed by periodic modernizations. Kitchens range from classic galley plans to recently remodeled chef-style kitchens with stainless appliances, quartz or marble counters, and upgraded cabinetry; bathrooms commonly show updated tile and dual-sink or deep-soaking tub configurations. Common amenities emphasize convenience and practical comforts: secured garage parking (one assigned space per unit), additional locked owner storage, on-site laundry, elevator access, and a gated parking/security system. The HOA bundles some utilities and manages ongoing common-area renovations—lobby, hallways, windows, carpeting, and courtyard landscaping—reflecting incremental capital improvements. Pet policies and specific service offerings vary by unit but the building supports investor ownership and flexible rental rules. Location is a core attribute: immediate proximity to Lake Merritt, Whole Foods, Grand Lake, transit nodes (BART and multiple bus lines), and highway access (I-580/I-980) places daily errands, dining, and regional commute options within short walking or driving distance.