Lending across the Bay Area.

Berkeley sits just north of Oakland with a tech-leaning small business base, a strong food and retail district, and significant healthcare and professional services activity.

Emeryville packs biotech, tech, retail, and hospitality into a compact corridor between Oakland and Berkeley along I-80.

Alameda blends a tight downtown small-business district with industrial reuse at the former Naval Air Station and a steady base of trades and services.

San Leandro is a long-time Bay Area manufacturing and logistics hub south of Oakland along I-880, with growing food production and trades.

Hayward anchors southern Alameda County with industrial parks, healthcare, trucking, and a deep base of small-business trades.

Piedmont is a small enclave surrounded by Oakland, primarily residential, with professional service, design, and home-improvement firms serving the area.

Castro Valley anchors a healthcare and family-business community in unincorporated Alameda County south of Oakland.

San Lorenzo is a tight-knit unincorporated community south of Oakland with a steady base of trades, auto, and family-owned restaurants and retail.

Fremont is a major Bay Area manufacturing and tech-adjacent hub with strong advanced manufacturing, clean tech, and a deep base of small contractors.

Union City supports Tri-City logistics, manufacturing, and a growing base of restaurants and service businesses.

Newark combines industrial, retail, and a tight base of family-owned restaurants and trades along the I-880 corridor.

Pleasanton's Hacienda Business Park and downtown anchor a Tri-Valley economy of tech, professional services, healthcare, and hospitality.

Dublin is one of the fastest-growing Tri-Valley cities, a hub for retail, healthcare, restaurants, and corporate offices.

Livermore blends wine country with research, advanced manufacturing, and a downtown filled with independent restaurants and retail.