As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,518 (+4.2%)
$78,403 + $182,940
$261,343
2024
$5,293 (−2.7%)
$76,866 + $179,354
$256,220
2023
$5,441 (−34.0%)
$75,359 + $175,838
$251,197
2022
$8,242 (+68.0%)
$72,433 + $169,012
$241,445
2021
$4,905 (−37.5%)
$72,433 + $169,012
$241,445
2020
$7,853 (+70.7%)
$71,013 + $165,698
$236,711
2019
$4,601 (+1.9%)
$70,285 + $164,000
$234,285
2018
$4,513 (+11.0%)
$68,908 + $160,785
$229,693
2017
$4,064 (+5.1%)
$66,233 + $154,544
$220,777
2016
$3,866 (+0.6%)
$66,233 + $154,544
$220,777
2015
$3,843 (+0.8%)
$64,935 + $151,515
$216,450
2014
$3,812 (+0.8%)
$62,707 + $146,316
$209,023
2013
$3,783 (+3.9%)
$62,707 + $146,316
$209,023
2012
$3,641 (−9.4%)
$62,424 + $145,656
$208,080
2011
$4,019 (+5.8%)
$61,200 + $142,800
$204,000
2010
$3,798 (−2.5%)
$70,419 + $164,232
$234,651
2009
$3,897 (+7.8%)
$69,893 + $163,005
$232,898
2008
$3,614
$70,059 + $163,392
$233,451
Tax history for 930 Clay St
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,518 (+4.2%)
$78,403 + $182,940
$261,343
2024
$5,293 (−2.7%)
$76,866 + $179,354
$256,220
2023
$5,441 (−34.0%)
$75,359 + $175,838
$251,197
2022
$8,242 (+68.0%)
$72,433 + $169,012
$241,445
2021
$4,905 (−37.5%)
$72,433 + $169,012
$241,445
2020
$7,853 (+70.7%)
$71,013 + $165,698
$236,711
2019
$4,601 (+1.9%)
$70,285 + $164,000
$234,285
2018
$4,513 (+11.0%)
$68,908 + $160,785
$229,693
2017
$4,064 (+5.1%)
$66,233 + $154,544
$220,777
2016
$3,866 (+0.6%)
$66,233 + $154,544
$220,777
2015
$3,843 (+0.8%)
$64,935 + $151,515
$216,450
2014
$3,812 (+0.8%)
$62,707 + $146,316
$209,023
2013
$3,783 (+3.9%)
$62,707 + $146,316
$209,023
2012
$3,641 (−9.4%)
$62,424 + $145,656
$208,080
2011
$4,019 (+5.8%)
$61,200 + $142,800
$204,000
2010
$3,798 (−2.5%)
$70,419 + $164,232
$234,651
2009
$3,897 (+7.8%)
$69,893 + $163,005
$232,898
2008
$3,614
$70,059 + $163,392
$233,451
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning and permits
Zoning
Permits
D-DT-P
DOWNTOWN OAKLAND SPECIFIC PLAN
S-7
Downtown District Pedestrian Commercial Zone
The intent of the D-DT-P Zone is to create, maintain, and enhance the downtown core for pedestrianoriented and active uses on the ground floor. Upper stories are intended for a wide range of commercial and residential activities.
Zone overlays
Preservation Combining Zone
Permitted uses
Include but are not limited to:
Assembly/ meeting place
Day care facility
General retail
Restaurant
Bed & breakfast
Fire house
Police station
Communications tower
Sep 12, 2025 • Active
B) - building alteration - 3+ residential units or commercial (building)
Remodel
Jun 30, 2025 • Final
B) - building alteration - 3+ residential units or commercial (building)
Replace an existing bathtub with a walk-in tub. Install a new electrical circuit for the tub outlet and perform drywall patching.
Bathroom
Electrical
Permit history is from public records and may be incomplete or inaccurate. Redfin and its agents make no representations about the property condition or permit status. Buyers should independently verify all information.
Property details
Exterior
Exterior Information
Physical Condition: Good
Construction Type: Masonry
Building Construction Quality: Average
View Information
View: Average
Property Information
Living Sq. Ft: 829
Building Sq. Ft: 829
# of Units: 20
# of Stories: 3
Lot Information
# of Buildings: 1
Municipality Name: OAKLAND INCORP
County Use Description: CONDOMINIUMS - SINGLE RESIDENT
Financial
Assessor Information
Assessment Year: 2026
Public facts
Beds: 1
Baths: 1.0
Sq. Ft.: 829
Stories: 3.0
Lot Size: —
Style: Condo/Co-op
Year Built: 1923
Year Renovated: 1990
County: Alameda County
APN: 002 003704200
Home facts updated by county records on Sep 16, 2026