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PIONEER TOWER THE MODERN WORKPLACE, PORTLAND STYLE 888 SW 5TH AVE Jones Lang LaSalle Brokerage, Inc. PIONEER TOWER Welcome to the modern workplace, Walker’s Paradise Rider’s Paradise Walk Score 98 Transit Score 95 Portland style. We are 16 stories of premier Class A, LEED Silver office space located in the heart of Portland’s amenity- rich downtown, steps away from the city’s top Pioneer Tower is a part of Pioneer Pioneer Tower is a commuter’s restaurants, retail, and Place, one of Portland’s top downtown dream. We’re right on the MAX line, mixed-use developments. Featuring one block from the Transit Mall, and entertainment. four blocks and five levels of top four blocks from Portland’s Streetcar. restaurants, shops, and cinemas; With easy access to I-26, I-405, and Pioneer Place is just a slice of I-5, you’re close to everywhere you the amazing Portland central city want to go. experience. Join the tenant roster of industry Walk, bike, or hop on the MAX or leaders who choose Pioneer Streetcar and you’re minutes away from Tower. We offer large, flexible the best that Portland has to offer— floorplates with the ideal design parks, art galleries, food carts, five star and infrastructure for traditional or restaurants, breweries, some of the creative companies. best coffee in the world… …places to eat, have a drink, 180+ or grab coffee within six blocks of here …bus and MAX lines less than a five minute walk 32 away …thousand square feet of 296 four-star Class A office space SW Pine St 15 14 50 SW Oak St 13 51 59 52 36 11 SW Stark St 81 54 46 68 53 P 18 21 63 64 49 61 62 SW Washington St 77 20 10 31 67 55 66 82 19 P 17 45 60 24 12 SWP Alder St 69 ARKP 45 65 80 16 7 79 22 P 23 8 8 70 PIONEER PLACE MAX LIGHT RAIL 9 48 73 SW Morrison St Morrison Bridge 3 5 74 SW 10th Ave 28 75 58 71 76 4 72 78 25 SW 9th Ave 6 39 2 47 44 26 PORTLAND STREETCAR 1 SW Park Ave SW Yamhill St 56 42 27 SW Broadway Ave 43 29 30 57 P SW Taylor34 St 35 PIONEER TOWER 33 32 40 SW Salmon St SW Main StSW 4th Ave 38 SW 1st Ave SW 5th Ave 37 SW Madison St SW Naito Pkwy SW 6th Ave SW 3rd Ave SW 2nd Ave WILLAMETTE RIVER SW Jefferson St FOOD AND DRINK 23. Cafe Yumm! 48. Pieology Pizzaria 61. Sprint Store 77. Verizon 1. The Picnic House 24. Departure 49. Public Domain 62. Moonstruck Chocolates 78. AT&T 2. HopCity Tavern 25. Rock Bottom Brewery 63. OSU Beaver Store 79. Banana Republic 26. Sensei Sushi Bar LODGING 64. GNC 80. Mario’s 3. Ruth’s Chris Steak 50. Hotel Lucia 27. Bottle & Kitchen 65. Portland Farmer’s 81. Target House 51. Hotel Vintage Plaza 28. Southpark Seafood Market 82. Rite Aid 4. Porto Terra 52. Portland Marriott 29. Chipotle 66. Macy’s 5. Portland Wine Bar 53. The Westin 30. MOD Pizza 67. Central Drugs Other Pioneer Place retailers 6. Yard House 54. Hotel Monaco 31. Karam 68. Portland Luggage include: Aveda, Bath & 7. Pastini Pastaria 55. The Nines 32. City Coffee 69. FedEx Body Works, Bose, Camper, 8. Flying Elephants 56. Hilton Portland 33. Bangkok Palace 70. Regal Cinema Fox 10 Charming Charlie, Eddie 9. Ringside Fish House 57. The Heathman Hotel 10. Kale 34. Luc Lac 71. Columbia Sportswear Bauer, Forever 21, Fuego, 58. Paramount Hotel Gap, Gap Kids, H&M, 11. Pizzicato 35. High Noon 72. Apple Store 59. The Sentinel J.Crew, Louis Vuitton, Made 12. Urban Farmer Portland 36. Jackknife 73. Punchbowl Social In Oregon, Regal Cinemas, 13. Pazzo’s 37. Farmhouse Cafe SHOPPING AND 74. Microsoft Store Tory Burch, White House 14. Imperial 38. Higgins 75. Nike Store ENTERTAINMENT Black Market 15. Portland Penny Diner 39. Barlow 60. Nordstrom 76. Tiffany & Co 16. Joe’s Burgers 40. The Melting Pot 17. Barista 41. Fogo de Chao Food carts P Parking structures 18. Huber’s Cafe 42. Kure Juice Bar 19. Killer Burger 43. Veggie Grill 20. Mama Mia Trattoria 44. Einstein Bagels 21. Mother’s Bistro & Bar 45. Garden Bar 22. Buffalo Wild Wings 46. Red Star FOR LEASING INFORMATION: 47. Qdoba Eric Haskins Andrew Rosengarten Licensed in OR Licensed in OR +1 503 972 8611 +1 503 972 8097 [email protected] [email protected] jll.com/portland Jones Lang LaSalle Brokerage, Inc. ©2017 Jones Lang LaSalle IP, Inc. All rights reserved. All information contained herein is from sources deemed reliable; however, no representation or warranty is made to the accuracy thereof.
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