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2VVV NW GLISAN 1 SW 10TH AVE 21 28 2 3 PEARL DISTRICT 405 Brewery Block 2 23 THE PEARL DISTRICT’S PREMIER MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT 4 www.breweryblocks.com 5 24 21 6 BREWERY BLOCK 2 7 22 25 8 27 26 9 35 11 3638 1012 37 29 30 13 15 3334 16 32 14 1731 18 PORTLAND CBD 20 19 Amenities Include: 1 ANDINA 14 ACE HOTEL 27 HENRY’S 12TH STREET TAVERN 10 BARRELL BREWERY 15 GRASSA 28 KHAO SAN 3 ROGUE BREWERY 16 LARDO 29 NONG’S 4 BLUE HOUR 17 BISTRO ANGUS 30 HEART COFFEE 5 DESCHUTES BREWERY 18 TASTY N’ ALDER 31 BEER O’CLOCK 6 VON EBERT BREWERY 19 THE SENTINEL HOTEL 32 QUICKFISH 7 LITTLE BIG BURGER 20 FOOD CARTS 33 KENNY & ZUKES 8 POWELL’S BOOKS 21 CHASE BANK 34 STUMPTOWN 9 CRYSTAL HOTEL 22 WHOLE FOODS MARKET 35 SIZZLE PIE 10 MASU SUSHI 23 THE GERDING THEATER 36 MAURICE 11 UNION WAY 24 STARBUCKS 37 CURRIER COFFEE 12 JAKE’S FAMOUS CRAWFISH 25 PEET’S COFFEE & TEA 38 THAI PEACCK 13 BAMBOO SUSHI 26 GARDEN BAR Eric Haskins, LEED Green Associate +1 503 972-8611 [email protected] Licensed in Oregon © 2018 Jones Lang LaSalle IP, Inc. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced by any means, whether graphically, electronically, mechanically or otherwise howsoever, including without limitation photocopying and recording on magnetic tape, or included in any information store and/or retrieval system without prior written permission 1120 NW COUCH STREET, PORTLAND, OR 97209 of Jones Lang LaSalle IP, Inc Jones Lang LaSalle Brokererage, Inc. BUILDING DETAILS FLOOR PLANS IMAGE The most successful companies create a culture to recruit and retain the best talent AMENITIES Restaurants, retail and services, entertainment, and housing options abound in this neighborhood UNIQUE ARCHITECTURE Fusion of modern and historic elements with high‑end improvements throughout SUSTAINABILITY LEED-Certified Gold, providing enhanced working environment and increased productivity ACCESS Close proximity to freeway system and public transportation provides the ultimate in convenience PARKING Largest underground facility in Portland, including secured bicycle parking with showers and lockers OWNERSHIP Experienced and resourceful with the financial capacity to perform window line 7TH FLOOR :: 4,485 RSF Unobstructed eastern views. SUSTAINABLE INTERIORS Brewery Block 2 features a program to make earning LEED CI easily attainable Make LEED CI certification a simple addition to your fit-out process.

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