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1921 SE 3Rd Avenue • Portland, Oregon 1921 SE 3rd Avenue • Portland, Oregon AN SKB PROPERTY OLD PORTLAND High meets NEW PORTLAND VISIBILITY VIBRANT CULTURE With its high visibility and uninterrupted views, The Leymark will soon become Portland’s ‘landmark’ office building in the Close-In Southeast, perfectly aligned with Portland’s Innovation Quadrant along the East and West banks of the Willamette River. The Leymark stands where old Portland’s vibe meets new Portland’s vibrant future. All Roads LEAD HERE The Leymark stands above its Close-in SE neighbors, nine stroies of unique northwest-by-southeast geometry preserving incomparable views of the Portland skyline and West Hills, and the Cascades to the east. The strong southern exposure will fill The Leymark with natural sunlight. THE LEYMARK is designed to respect the Central Features in Eastside’s industrial roots, with a concrete superstructure and a skin consisting of ample glass FOCUS with architectural cladding accents. The building boasts impressive heights throughout including a 22-foot high ground floor and a 15-foot high top floor. 9-Stories ±146,795 SF Class-A office reflecting the Central Eastside’s history Operable windows on each floor Abundant natural light Unobstructed 360-degree views Extensive window lines with floor to ceiling glass High-efficiency mechanical systems and fixtures Above-market parking in an adjacent parking structure with 110 stalls Bike storage Fitness facility Showers on ground floor THE LEYMARK offers innovative ground-floor retail and café opportunities with a spacious, open mezzanine, topped by seven floors of open office space perfect for a collaborative tech/flex work environment. Floor plates are easily adaptable to create office space, huddle spaces or conference rooms that capture the impressive views. DESIGN with VISION Attractive AMENITIES Amenities include bike storage, a fitness facility, showers, ground floor plazas, 110 parking stalls and common area patios, communal lounge and a roof-top deck available to all tenants. PANORAMIC VIEWS 9th Floor PENTHOUSE & COMMON DECK The top floor will offer panoramic views, from an exclusive penthouse featuring high 15 foot ceilings. The top floor will also feature a tenant lounge and a 1,500 SF roof deck available to all building tenants with gorgeous unobstructed views of the Cascades to the east. PANORAMIC VIEWS Views from Every Side Ground Floor ELECTRICAL 114 PUMP ROOM 113 STAIR 2 MEN'S WOMEN'S UP FITNESS/BIKES S2-1 121 120 ROOM 117 WASTE » Exterior overhead garage roll-up doors in each bay 112 SHWR 116 JAN 122 » Retail/Café (2,500 SF) HALL 103 » Mezzanine FIRE ELEVATOR STAIR 1 6,700 SF of plaza and patio space overlooking ELECTRICAL » S1-1 COMMAND 110 E1 111 UP ELEVATOR LOBBY ELEVATOR 102 OMSI, Tilikum Crossing, Willamette River toward E2 the CBD and South Waterfront. LOBBY 101 » 22’ ceilings Mezzanine RR RR MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE OFFICE ROOM » Connects to ground-floor sutes below STAIR 2 » Features a common conference room JAN MEZZANINE STAIR 1 LOBBY 2rd-8th Floors UP MEN'S W DN STAIR 2 JAN. » Full floor or multi-tenant opportunities (4 suites) » 12’ ceilings MECH STAIR » 18,000 SF floor plates SHAFT ELECTRICAL » Easily demisable into multi-tenant floors » Exceptional 360° views 9th Floor Penthouse MECH SHAFT MEN'S WOMEN'S » 1,500 SF Rooftop Deck overlooking the Cascades, DN ROOF TERRACE UP LOUNGE STAIR 2 » Sweeping views of Portland’s downtown skyline JANITOR » 360 degree unobstructed panoramic views HALL » Green Roof MECH STAIR SHAFT 15’ ceilings DN » ELECTRICAL PARKING & ACCESS ADJACENT BUILDING SIDEWALK OFFICE ADJACENT BUILDING BUILDING LOADING PARKING RAILROAD SIDEWALK LOBBY RETAIL RETAIL OR OFFICE 1921 PLAZA ' 3RD AVE 1988 13 PS PARKING GARAGE 9 PS DRIVEWAY 2 PS 14% RAMP UP SE MLKJ BLVD. SE DIVISION ST EXISTING WALKWAY NEW OFFICE BUILDING SITE PLANS AND PARKING GARAGE SITE PLAN 20' 40' 1921 / 1988 SE 3RD AVE. Job No: 17027 PORTLAND, OREGON Date: 03.01. 2019 Eastside advantage of not having to cross a bridge to get to work. Above-market parking at close to 1:1,000 ratio Nearby AMENITIES 1 Alessio Baking Company 2 New Cascadia Traditional 3 Nossa Familia Coffee 4 Starbucks 5 Coava Flagship 6 Coava Public Brew Bar 7 Ford Food & Drink 8 7th Street Espresso 9 Edelweiss 10 Aprisa Mexican Cusine 11 Genies Café 12 Ground Breaker Brewing and Gastropub 13 Holdfast 14 Palomar 15 Pine State Biscuits 16 Stacked Sandwich Shop 17 Flying Elephants at South Waterfront 18 Little River Café 19 McCormick & Schmick’s Harborside at the Marina 20 Burger King 21 Jack in the Box 22 Original Hotcake House 23 Pacific Pie 24 Pizzicato Pizza 25 Taqueria Los Gorditos 26 Teote Areperia 27 Nuestra Cocina 28 Lucky Labrador Brewing 29 Apex Bar PDX 30 BeerMongers 31 Ladd Taphouse (used to be called Blitz) 32 Funhouse Lounge 33 Baerlic Brewing Co 34 Vie de Boheme 1 New Seasons Grocery Just east of The Leymark, the Hosford-Abernathy 2 Cash & Carry neighborhood is Portland’s most bike-friendly 1 Alpha Dog Daycare & Boarding Portland’s 2 Shell Station neighborhood, according to U.S. Census data, and the 3 Aladdin Theater H.A. / Ladd’s Addition area is home to some of the 4 Pedalounge Vibrant hippest shops, boutiques, bars and eateries. Southeast The Leymark stands where old Portland’s vibe meets new Portland’s vibrant future. SW Gibbs St SW Clay St Clay SW SW Jeerson St Jeerson SW SW Myrtle Dr St Columbia SW SW Broadway Dr SW Tangent St SW Cardinell Dr Cardinell SW SW 12th Ave 2A MARQUAM HILL SW 13th Ave SW 14th Ave Consulate Mexico 1D 1D Portland StateUniversity SW 11th Ave SW She¡eld Ave She¡eld SW SW Mill St Mill SW Duniway Park SW 11th Ave OHSU Marquam Hill j Psu UrbanCtr/6th&Montgomery Portland ArtMuseum SW Caruthers St SW Park Ave SW 10th Ave SW Campus Dr SW Broadway SW Columbia St Columbia SW SW College St College SW SW Park Ave SW 6th Ave Sovereign Collection SW Mill St Mill SW SW Hall St Hall SW 1C £¤ Children's Museum 26 £¤ SW 6th&MadisonSt 26 SW 4th Ave 4th SW General ConsulateJapan St Yamhill SW SW Hooker St SW Lincoln St SW 4th Ave SW Meade St SW 5th Ave St Main SW SW Barbur Blvd Barbur SW STREET CAR STREET SW 6th Ave SW Harrison St Harrison SW SW Madison St Madison SW 1B Mall &SW4thAve SW Salmon St Salmon SW SW 3rd Ave Mall &SW5thAve SW Taylor St Taylor SW SW Naito Pkwy St Main SW SW Jeerson St Jeerson SW SW Water Ave SW Harbor Dr SW C orbett Ave Ave Corbett SW SW Water Ave SW Harbor Way PORTLAND SW 2nd Ave Yamhill District SW Harbor Dr Harbor SW SW 1st Ave SW Kelly Ave SW Harbor Pl 299A SW Hood Ave Hood SW SW Naito Pkwy SW River Dr 18 1A SW Moody Ave 19 299B 4 17 24 Hawthorne Bridge Hawthorne SW Whitaker St SW Curry St Morrison Bridge Morrison Willamette River Tilikum Crossing SE Hawthorne Blvd 300 Science &Industry Oregon Museumof SE Water Ave SE Water Ave SE Water Ave SE Madison St Portland Traction C ompany SE Yamhill St SE Taylor St SE Belmont St SE ClaySt SE 2nd Ave 3 1 SE CaruthersSt 6 SE 3rd Ave Kidd ToyMuseum SE Morrison St SE 4th Ave CAR STREET SE Division Pl SE Yamhill St SE 4th Pl SE Salmon St Springwater on the Willamette the on Springwater SE Mill St 2 99E 2 1 0 CAR STREET 5 SE 6th Ave 2 SE Woodward St St Division SE SE 6th Ave SE WashingtonSt SE Grant St SE MarketSt SE Belmont St EAST PORTLAND 23 34 12 SE Morrison St SE Madison St SE 7th Ave 8 SE 7th Ave 2 MAX ORANGE LINE ORANGE MAX SE Franklin St 10 SE 8th Ave SE Harrison St SE 8th Ave SE Clay St SE Lincoln St SE Caruthers St SE 9th Ave SE Stephens St Yu Contemporary SE 9th Ave SE 9th Ave SE 9th Ave 28 21 14 SE 1 0th Ave 22 SE 1 0th Ave 6 33 31 15 13 32 7 SE 1 1 th Ave 1 SE 1 1 th Ave 11 3 30 SE Milwaukie Ave 4 26 Union Pacific Union SE MainSt 25 29 SE 1 2th Ave SE Ladd Ave Ladd SE 9 Ave Mulberry SE SE Gideon St Gideon SE BUCKMAN SE 1 2th Ave SE DivisionSt SE Spruce Ave SE FranklinSt SE Haig St SE 1 3th Ave £¤ 26 SE Elliott Ave SE Pershing St SE Palm St SE Maple Ave Maple SE SE Powell Blvd Powell SE SE 1 4th Ave SE 1 4th Ave SE Ivon St SE Orange Ave SE Hawthorne Blvd Hat Museum SE Clinton St SE Taylor St SE TaggartSt SE Woodward St SE 1 5th Ave SE Hickory St SE HollySt SE 1 6th Ave HOSFORD-ABERNETHY SE AlderSt SE Elliott Ave SE Poplar Ave SE 17th Ave SE 1 7th Ave SE 1 7th Ave St Hazel SE SE TibbettsSt SE 1 8th Ave SE Cypress Ave Cypress SE SE 1 8th Ave SE Brooklyn St SE Madison St SE 1 9th Ave Ave Ladd SE SE Locust Ave SE 1 9th Ave 1 SE 20th Ave SE 20th Ave SE 20th Ave SE 21 st Ave SE 21 st Ave SE Caruthers St SE HarrisonSt SE Lincoln St SE Ivon St SE GrantSt SE Taggart St SE Yamhill St 27 SE 21 st Ave SE 22nd Ave HAIG SE 23rd Ave SE 23rd Ave 1921 SE 3rd Avenue • Portland, Oregon For leasing information, please contact: Josh Schweitz Travis Parrott Trozell Benware AN SKB PROPERTY Managing Director Managing Director Brokerage Services 503.972.5530 503.972.5535 971.266.4956 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] The information contained herein has been obtained from sources deemed reliable but has not been verified and no guarantee, warranty or representation, either express or implied, is made with respect to such information.
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