East Bay Permanent Real Estate Cooperative

East Bay Permanent Real Estate Cooperative Organizing our community to take land off of the speculative market for good.

The East Bay Permanent Real Estate Cooperative (EB PREC) was birthed out of a collaboration between the Sustainable Economies Law Center and the People of Color Sustainable Housing Network. The PREC is a new model that provides a mechanism for organizing and mobilizing community capital for the acquisition and management of real estate. Our mission is to develop a, cooperative, affordable real est

ate ownership alternative that empowers local communities to maintain and strengthen their economic and cultural diversity. Our movement is People Of Color (POC)-centered with a focus on creating racial and economic equity.

🗣️ Claim a FREE $1,000 investment share today! 💰Through our new we're giving away free $1,000 shares to eligible com...
08/21/2026

🗣️ Claim a FREE $1,000 investment share today! 💰Through our new we're giving away free $1,000 shares to eligible community members who want to join the movement to create permanently affordable land and real estate in the East Bay.

Through this program you can:
• Become an Investor Owner and Community Owner in the co-op
• Build equity with a targeted 1.5% annual dividend
• Collaborate with 700+ neighbors in guiding the cooperative's work
• Host your network at the co-op’s community owned event spaces at an affordable rate, and more!

đź’°Claim your share now at ebprec.org/freedom đź’°

We were thrilled to see our office packed with regional leadership driving community development across the country. Tha...
08/03/2026

We were thrilled to see our office packed with regional leadership driving community development across the country. Thank you Seed Commons for allowing us to share more about our work and your shared commitment to transforming our relationship to land and real estate!

Meet our Museum Research Fellows!Last summer, we embarked on the development of the 7th Street Museum to hold the corrid...
07/20/2026

Meet our Museum Research Fellows!

Last summer, we embarked on the development of the 7th Street Museum to hold the corridor’s rich history and help realize Esther's (from Esther’s Orbit Room) greatest ambition: "to see West Oakland come back like it was before."

We’re excited to welcome Naima, Bleu, and Ellena as our first Research Fellowship Cohort. Together, they’ll work to uncover and collect stories about 7th Street across generations which will be presented at the Barn (the historic 7th Street restaurant, EB PREC’s new headquarters, and the future site of the museum). The 7th Street Museum is also one of the projects EB PREC is currently fundraising to support as part of our ongoing Capital Campaign (visit ebprec.org/invest to learn more)!

Follow on all platforms or check out our website 7thstreetmuseum.com to receive updates on our Museum's progress!

🗣️ Join our virtual New Member Orientation TOMORROW from 12-1pm PST, to learn how you can be part of the movement to r...
07/20/2026

🗣️ Join our virtual New Member Orientation TOMORROW from 12-1pm PST, to learn how you can be part of the movement to re-imagine in the . RSVP now at EBPRECVirtualOrientation.eventbrite.com!

We're hiring! EB PREC is looking for a creative member of our community to be our next Communications & Marketing Manage...
06/30/2026

We're hiring! EB PREC is looking for a creative member of our community to be our next Communications & Marketing Manager.

This integral position will be responsible for sharing EB PREC's story with our community and expanding our reach as an organization. They will be responsible for developing and executing our cooperative's communications strategy, as well as managing the day-to-day production and implementation of marketing materials in collaboration with staff and our community.

Visit ebprec.org/staff to view the full listing and learn how to apply.
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Update your address books, EB PREC has a new home! Last month we said goodbye to our first office in Downtown Oakland (w...
06/30/2026

Update your address books, EB PREC has a new home! Last month we said goodbye to our first office in Downtown Oakland (where we began as an incubated project of the Sustainable Economies Law Center). Things are picking up on 7th Street so we’re relocating our headquarters to the Barn in West Oakland to support our ongoing activities.

Our new address is: 1726 7th St. Oakland, CA 94607

Stop by during business hours and say hi, or make our day by sending us a cute letter! We’ll hang it up :)

JOIN OUR TEAM‼️We're seeking a new full-time Communications & Marketing Manager 🎉This candidate should be well-versed in...
06/30/2026

JOIN OUR TEAM‼️
We're seeking a new full-time Communications & Marketing Manager 🎉

This candidate should be well-versed in all facets of communications and marketing skills, as well as having a sharp strategic lens. They should also be able to tell our story of community-controlled land liberation with passion and persuasion.

This hybrid position is based in Oakland, CA 🏙️

Visit ebprec.org/staff to read the full job description! Know someone who might be a good fit? Please share this listing!

🗣️ Meet us in person TOMORROW at 1726 7th St., Oakland CA, for our New Member Orientation and learn how you can be par...
06/15/2026

🗣️ Meet us in person TOMORROW at 1726 7th St., Oakland CA, for our New Member Orientation and learn how you can be part of our movement to re-imagine in the . RSVP now at tinyurl.com/EBPRECHybridNMO!

When we talk about California’s housing crisis, we often focus on production—how many units we’re building. That’s impor...
06/10/2026

When we talk about California’s housing crisis, we often focus on production—how many units we’re building. That’s important, but it misses something equally urgent: the affordable homes we’re losing.

Over the past 5 years, California lost 268,000 naturally occurring affordable units—homes that were affordable not because of a subsidy, but because of where they were and how old they are. These are the homes where low-income families of color actually live. And they're disappearing to investor speculation faster than new affordable units are being built.

CAPP—the Community Anti-Displacement and Preservation Program (SB1091)—is designed to address a gap that new construction can't fill on its own: the loss of homes that rent at affordable levels on the private market. It funds acquisition of at-risk buildings by nonprofits and community land trusts before speculators can price families out.

The California housing bond (AB 736 / SB 417) includes a $500M allocation for CAPP. The solution to California's housing crisis has to reach the families the market won't. CAPP does that.

SB 1091 is co-sponsored by Public Advocates, the California Community Land Trust Network, Housing California, and Enterprise Community Partners. We urge legislators and advocates to fund CAPP in the bond!

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