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Bruce Wagg serves buyers and sellers throughout Oakland, Piedmont, Berkeley, Cupertino, and the greater Bay Area, combining more than 20 years of real estate experience with detailed local market knowledge.
In the East Bay, Bruce specializes in Oakland, Piedmont, Berkeley, and surrounding communities, helping clients with single-family homes, condos, luxury properties, and investment opportunities.
In Cupertino, Bruce has developed a strong focus on new construction and major redevelopment, particularly The Rise and Town Square West at the former Vallco Mall site. He closely follows construction progress, future home releases, pricing, floor plans, and other updates important to buyers interested in these new Cupertino communities.
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Green Day’s Studio 880 in Oakland Is Back on the Market for $3.9 Million
Green Day’s Studio 880 is for sale in Oakland
One of Oakland’s more unusual pieces of music and real estate history is back on the market.
Studio 880, the former Green Day recording complex in Jingletown, is listed for $3.89 million. The approximately 15,600-square-foot property was used by Green Day during an important period in the band’s history, including sessions associated with American Idiot.
The property also adds another chapter to Billie Joe Armstrong’s long connection with East Bay real estate. I’ve previously written about his former Oakland mansion and his award-winning Piedmont home.
I took a closer look at Studio 880, its Jingletown location, its Green Day history, and what makes this such an unusual Oakland commercial property.
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665 Homes and 458-Foot Towers: Menlo Park’s Willow Park Proposal
Menlo Park’s proposed Willow Park development could replace the former Sunset Magazine campus with 665 homes and towers reaching 458 feet. The controversial project has become a major fight over California housing law, Builder’s Remedy, historic preservation and the future of development on the Peninsula.
The Rise Cupertino Modification #4: What Changed in Blocks 1 & 2?
Cupertino approved Modification #4 for Blocks 1 and 2 of The Rise on August 24, 2026.
The Rise Cupertino Modification #4 Approved: What Changed in Blocks 1 & 2
The Rise is moving another step forward. Cupertino’s latest approval refines Blocks 1 and 2 while preserving their planned 493 homes. Pricing, ownership floor plans, HOA details and sales dates have not yet been announced.
Town Square West Is Changing Cupertino: What Buyers Should Know About The Rise
Town Square West is the first major residential phase of The Rise, the redevelopment of Cupertino’s former Vallco Mall site. Bruce Wagg is closely following construction, housing releases, pricing, buyer opportunities and other changes as The Rise moves forward.