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ALBERTA ARTS DISTRICT SPACE | 1,568 SF RETAIL CREATIVE ALBERTA STATION RETAIL SPACE AVAILABLE CHARLOTTE LARSON | NICOLE ONDER | 503.228.3080 WWW.URBANWORKSREALESTATE.COM ALBERTA STATION ADDRESS | 1829 NE ALBERTA ST AVAILABLE | JUNE 1ST USES | CORNER RETAIL SPACE SPACE | 1,568 SF LOCATION NAME • Alberta Station is located in the heart of the Alberta Arts District at NE Alberta and NE 19th Avenue and includes two floors of creative office, retail and wellness space. • This corner retail space has excellent exposure and features sliding glass NE 19TH AVE doors, soaring ceiling heights and plumbing for two sinks. BR • The building has BR BR common area bathrooms and the office tenants enter through a main lobby/entrance facing NE Alberta Street. • Don’t miss the rare AVAILABLE opportunity to lease LEASED! 1,568 SF retail space on NE ALBERTA STREET Alberta! ACUPUNCTURE NE ALBERTA ST ALBERTA STATION | 2 AREA RETAIL & DEMOS .25 MILES .5 MILES 1 MILE 2017 POPULATION 2,193 8,042 29,413 TOTAL EMPLOYEES 1,040 1,714 6,856 TOTAL BUSINESSES 201 344 1,104 MEDIAN HH INCOME $87,771 $87,631 $90,944 MEDIAN AGE 33.4 34.4 35.4 SOME COLLEGE 89.3% 86.5% 85.1% BARISTA SALT & STRAW SOLAE’S LOUNGE PETITE PROVENCE PINE STATE BISCUITS BACK TO EDEN BAKERY THE KNOCK BACK ALBERTA STATION | 3 RETAIL MAP LA BONITA KING GOOD MARKET LA SIRENITA ANGELS DONUTS BLACK WALNUT GARDENING ANTLER GALLERY THE STATION AKASARU RAMEN SUITE 6 BOUTIQUE THAI NOON YESTERDAY’S BANDSTAND MAE PLOY THAI ENZO’S CAFFE ITALIANO WAFFLE WINDOW Food and Drink Retail ALLEYWAY CAFE Hotel JUST BOB Service / Other LE CHAT DU CAFE CRUZROOM THE KNOCK BACK GUMBA HABROMANIA BIBINGKA HANA JAPANEESE BISTRO BACK TO EDEN BAKERY GREAT NOTION BREWING STAGEWORKS INK CIAO VITO PINE STATE BISCUITS THICKET BOLT BOUTIQUE BOLLYWOOD THEATER EL NUTRI TACO SALT & STRAW BOXER RAMEN BUNK ALBERTA BISHOP’S CUT & COLOR VIA CHICAGO A&BE BRIDAL THE HILT TRADE UP MUSIC JOSE MESA AUTO THE WILD UNKNOWN GRASSHOPPER PETITE PROVENCE SOLAE’S LOUNGE RANDOM ORDER PIE BAR AVIARY BARISTA COMMUNITY CYCLING CENTER ILLUSTRATED PLAYING CARDS INN ALBERTA ARTS HELSNER’S ON ALBERTA ALBERTA CO-OP POK POK NOI FUEL CAFE EXTRACTO COFFEE PRESCOTT CORNER MARKET TIN SHED CAFE COLIBRI FROCK BOUTIQUE SWISS HIBISCUS BAMBOO SUSHI ZOOM CARE COAST TO COAST DEISGNS ALBERTA STATION | 4 ECOPOWER FITNESS CANDY BABEL SOPHIA’S GIFTS DONNIE VEGAS RADIO ROOM CARAVAN - THE TINY HOUSE GRILLED CHEESE GRILL ALBERTA STREET PUB BYE AND BYE PDX EXTENDED STAY ALBERTA MARKET CARIOCA BOWLS.

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