Port of Oakland

The Port of Oakland runs a seaport, an airport and a set of commercial buildings and parks in Oakland, California. Its website calls itself the official site of the port. The airport is Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport, known by the code OAK.

The port has four lines of business. These are aviation, commercial real estate, maritime and utilities. The site says skilled management, infrastructure investment and oversight help businesses in these fields thrive. Port commissioners manage the port and set policy. The site says they give their time to public service.

At the airport, the site shares news about new places to eat in Terminal 2. It also describes the OAK Terminal Modernization and Development Project. This project would replace and modernize the aging terminal buildings at OAK.

On the maritime side, the site reports container volume. In September 2026 the volume rose 5.4 percent, with imports and exports both growing. The port is also studying a plan to widen the turning basins in Oakland Harbor. That would let ships turn around more safely and efficiently. Harbor tours are listed on the site.

The real estate arm has also made news. The port invited bids to develop and lease the Howard Property. It is about 50 acres of waterfront land. The port also named a new chief real estate officer in October 2026.

An Environmental Programs and Planning division works on the port's goal of zero-emissions operations. The port says it is cutting carbon from its work. It held a first environmental symposium with the local chamber of commerce. The event brought together leaders from shipping, aviation, real estate and government. The port also supports local groups, non-profits and school programs.

The website lists job openings, news releases and business opportunities. It also has pages for each line of business and for the environmental team.