A massive fire in a building under construction in Oakland, California, has been contained with no reported injuries, according to the Sacramento Bee.
The seven-story, mixed-use construction site, located near Lake Merritt, is called The Waverly, Fox affiliate KTVU Channel 2 News reported. The Friday morning incident prompted more than 100 people living in surrounding buildings to evacuate, according to acting Chief Darin White of the Oakland Fire Department.
White said a crane in the middle of the construction site, which was spinning from the high heat, was a "major concern" and caused firefighters to momentarily retreat in fear that it would collapse, SFGate reported.
The four-alarm fire was located near a Whole Foods Market store and an Acura car dealership.
A local reporter for ABC7 News, Alexis Smith, tweeted helicopter footage of the fire.
Christien Kafton, a reporter for KTVU Channel 2 News, also tweeted video of the raging fire.