5901 Coliseum Way offers a rare opportunity to acquire a highly functional ±15,083 square foot industrial building on a 0.57-acre gated lot in the heart of Oakland’s commercial-industrial corridor. Constructed in 1966 with concrete masonry on a reinforced concrete slab, the building offers a functional and efficient layout featuring a 20-foot clear height, 13% office buildout, and five ground-level loading doors. Two of the doors provide direct access from Coliseum Way, while the remaining three, including one large and one small sliding door, are accessible from the secure gated yard. The property is equipped with fire sprinklers and dual electrical service: 200A 120/240V single-phase and 225A 240V three-phase, supporting a wide range of industrial operations. Parking is generous, with a ratio of approximately 2.00 spaces per 1,000 square feet, and the large concrete yard provides secure access and maneuverability for vehicles and equipment. Zoned CIX-2 (Commercial Industrial Mix), the site supports a broad spectrum of commercial and industrial uses, making it ideal for owner-users or investors seeking flexibility. The building is currently 100% occupied by a month-to-month tenant, B&J Tires and Wheels, offering immediate income with the option to reposition or occupy. Recent Phase I and II environmental reports concluded with no further investigation required. Strategically located adjacent to Interstate 880 and just minutes from Oakland International Airport, the property benefits from excellent regional connectivity and access to major logistics corridors. Importantly, 5901 Coliseum Way is situated near the 112-acre Oakland Coliseum site, which is undergoing a transformative $5 billion redevelopment led by the African American Sports and Entertainment Group (AASEG). The plan includes mixed-use residential, retail, entertainment, and sports facilities, with commitments to affordable housing, community benefits, and job creation. The City of Oakland and Alameda County have approved the sale of their respective 50% interests in the site, with full ownership expected to consolidate by mid-2026. This major urban revitalization effort is expected to inject significant investment and economic activity into East Oakland, further enhancing the long-term value of assets in the immediate area.