In 2006, the owners, two Santa Clara County residents, and a former San Francisco Building Inspection Commissioner, and pari mutuel racehorse owner, proposed a 42-story high-rise condominium skyscraper for the historic Schilling Gardens parcel. They have tentatively labeled the project "Emerald Views" though the official planning documents on file with the city of Oakland refer to the project as "222 19th Street."
In 2006, two residents of Santa Clara County, a former San Francisco Building Inspection Commissioner, and a pari mutuel racehorse owner proposed a 42-story high-rise condominium skyscraper on the historic Schilling Gardens parcel. They have tentatively named the project "Emerald Views" though official planning documents refer to it as "222 19th Street."