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Old Town Chinatown Vacancy List & N W IR V Public IN N G W S T N Health A IT O P Bldg K W NW HOYT ST NW HOYT ST Y E G V BR A Old Town Chinatown EL H TE Pacific Northwest T S 6 College of Art W 321 Glisan N NW S Old Town Chinatown Vacancies TEEL BRG-GLISAN ST RAMP (! NW GLISAN ST NW GLISAN ST s k 6 c (! o 1 Ankeny Blocks l B ODOT N 2 Glisan Building E W V A N A T W NW FLANDERS ST P I 3 Tuck Lung S T M 1 O i A P W l 4 412 Couch Building R K N 10 Lan Su G W l (! R Y a B 5 Former Resturant - S L m Chinese NWEA T E E E E e 6 Boxer Bldg E T L V S 16 Garden - t A T B (! S t T R 7 Paris Theatre H T E G e T NW EVERETT ST ER 5 EV NW R A 8 House of Louie W E M N V P A Pendleton k Overland 9 4th Ave Creative Building r R H Prosper a T Smart i 8 Wework HQ Warehouse P 10 Ghost Kitchen Building v W Portland Park N e 8 r 11 3rd Ave Single Tenant Y (! A NW DAVIS ST W 12 Waldo Building D A E E O V V A R 38 Davis A 13 Pine Street Annex 3 B T D S E (! R W 1 V 14 Wachsmuth Block 3 N A W E W H N V OCOM N T 15 PAE Living Building k A 4 r D a W NW COUCH ST N P N 16 Fong Chong Tea House 2 t 4 W N n h (! o t r r f r o U of O e N t 5 a (! The Hoxton W E W BURNSIDE ST V A BURNSIDE BRG H T 8 7 W (! S S Mercy W P INE ST SW ANKENY ST Corps Y A W 14 D A 1 (! O (! R B W 11 S E S (! W V P A IN E S E SW H T 2 V AS T A H 4 ! ( S P T in T W e S S S t 1 r E ee E M t V a W V r A k S e A t H H T T 5 6 W W 15 S Y Employer/Education Hub S (! W K P E V MAX Lines 13 m O A S T P W (! I a S D TA l A M R N h K N A ( S 2 e MAX Stops T 12 d t R W W (! n T o S S y S H E SW W N V O O S A A S W K I S W D T A R S R H R IN 3 G TO O N W S 9 M T S - (! Y I W F 5 B May 2021 SW I S A LD E E Y R S S T W F 0 62.5 125 250 375 500 5 Feet I Q2- 2021 Old Town Vacancy List map # Address Building Street X Street Size (SF) Asking Rate Broker/Contact Info Brock Switzer / Mellisa Martin 3,842 SF and 3,989 SF both HSM Pacific 1 108 SW 3rd Ave Ankeny Blocks Ash St 2nd Ave Divisiable Call 503.245.1400 For Lease or Capacity Commerical Group $3,485,000 For Nicholas Diamond 2 112 SW 2nd Ave Glisan Bldg. 2nd Ave Ash St 12,600 SF Sale 503.222.2655 Josh Williams Newmark 3 140 NW 4th Ave. Tuck Lung 4th Ave Davis St 3,290 SF Call 877-907-6191 NAI Elliott Jamie Nelson 4 412 NW Couch St 412 Couch Bldg. Couch 4th 500SF, 2,061 SF Call 503.972.7202 $26/SF NNN 1st floor Keller Williams Realty 2,560 SF 1st floor, 2,560 SF $10SF/NNN Denise Brohoski 5 5 NW 5th Ave Former Resturant 5th Burnside Basement Basement 503.309.5106 Cascade Commercial Todd DeNeffe 503-705-6380 6 438 NW Broadway Boxer Bldg. Broadway Glisan St up to 49,000 SF $12/SF [email protected] Nicholas G. Diamond $1,500,000 For Capacity Commercial 7 6 SW 3rd Ave Paris Theatre 3rd Burnside 2,850 SF Sale or for lease 503.222.2655 Menashe Properties Shawn Adams 503.221.4040 8 NW 4th & Davis House of Louie 4th Ave Davis St Future Development Call [email protected] Ian M. Biggi Capacity Commercial 9 424 SW 4th Ave 4th Ave Creative Bldg 4th Ave Pine St 5,000 SF $26 psf MG 503.222.1683 Canterbury Commercial LLC Dale Bernards / Brandt Bernards 10 337 NW Broadway Ghost Kitchen Bldg. Broadway Flanders 6,909 SF Call 503.803.3111 Tyler Bruss | Charlotte Larson 6,875 SF - 2 story with UrbanWorks Real Estate 11 122 SW 3rd Ave 3rd Ave Single Tenant 3rd Ash St basement Call 503 228 3080 Mele Taylor Westerdahl $1,200/MO + Don Mele 12 217 SW Washington St Waldo Building Washington 2nd Ave 575 SF NNN 503.223.2588 HSM Pacific Brock Switzer and Melissa Martin 503-245-1400 13 215-217 SW First Ave Pine Street Annex 1st ave Pine St 2,043 SF & 1,700 SF Call melissa@hsmpacific .com HSM Brock Switzer 14 71 SW 2nd Ave Wachsmuth Block 2nd Ave Ash St 4,572 SF + 767 SF courtyard $32/SF MG 503.245.1400 HSM Pacific Brock Switzer and Melissa Martin 1,202 SF, 907 SF & 1,329 SF 503-245-1400 15 122 SW Pine St PAE Living Building 1st ave Pine St (July 2021) Call melissa@hsmpacific .com SVN Bluestone & Hockley Patrice Cook 16 301-309 NW 4th Fong Chong Tea House Everett St 4th 6,370 SF $14/SF/yr NNN 503.222.3800 Chase McPherson | Downtown Retail Advocate Sydney Mead | Director, Downtown Programs Downtown Clean and Safe Portland Business Alliance, Greater Portland’s Chamber of Commerce 121 SW Salmon St., Ste. 1440, Portland, OR 97204 p: 503-208-5524 | [email protected] p: 503-552-6740 | [email protected] www.portlandalliance.com The Downtown Retail Advocate and Portland Business Alliance accept no responsibility for the accuracy of this information. Please verify all information with Contact. All square footage numbers are approximate. .
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