Temescal Creek runs spring water and Emeryville urban through the property in a channelized open culvert with concrete lining to the confluence with the bay at the Crescent wetlands.

[7] The unique tree created by artist Anthony Schmitt originated from Santa Monica, California, where it was displayed every winter season until 2014.

[7] In 2021 Bay Street Emeryville was sold by UBS Realty Investors and acquired by CentreCal Properties based in Southern California.

[8] Bay Street features a mix of upscale and traditional mall retailers, with a two-level Barnes & Noble bookstore, flagship West Elm and Apple stores.

Chang's China Bistro (closed), and Rubio's Coastal Grill restaurants, UNIQLO, standalone H&M men's and women's stores, and an AMC Theatres cinema are also present.