A Costco sized comeback looks like it’s in the works for Oakland.
The bulk-buying behemoth is moving closer to opening its first warehouse in Oakland, with newly filed plans revealing a massive store that could bring roughly 400 jobs and millions in tax revenue.
The proposed retail warehouse will span a whopping 166,800 square feet at the intersection of West Grand Avenue and Wake Avenue, taking over a dormant stretch that once served as a U.S. Army base, according to planning documents first reported by the East Bay Times. The chain’s Bay Area location will also boast a gas station and a whopping 947 parking spaces.
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