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DOWNTOWN SPACE 1 | 800 SF SPACE 2 | 2,488 SF SPACE 3 | 25,000 SF 2,844 SF RESTAURANT OPPORTUNITY! 1000 BROADWAY PRIME LOCATION ON BUSY SW BROADWAY DAN BOZICH | KIA HARTLEY | 503.228.3080 WWW.URBANWORKSREALESTATE.COM 1000 SW BROADWAY ADDRESS | 1000 SW BROADWAY SPACE 1 | 800 SF AREA | DOWNTOWN SPACE 2 | 2,488 SF USES | RETAIL / RESTAURANT / THEATER SPACE 3 | 25,000 SF AVAILABLE | NOW 1000 BROADWAY • Located on SW Broadway in downtown Portland, just steps from Pioneer Courthouse Square and retailers such as Nordstrom, Apple, Columbia, Nike and Pioneer Place Mall. • Dining in the area entails a mix of quick service such as an array of food trucks, Pizzicato, Jimmy John’s, Kure Juice Bar, Killer Burger and sit down restaurants such as Fogo de Chao, Pastini, Departure, Tasty n’ Alder, Clyde Common and Mother’s Bistro. • This mix is ideal in a downtown location benefiting from a daytime working population as well as tourists and the destination dining crowd. FORMER THEATER SPACE 1000 BROADWAY | 2 RETAIL / RESTAURANT FLOOR PLAN BR SPACE 2 SPACE 1 2,488 SF 800 SF BR ENTRANCE TO THEATER ENTRANCE SW BROADWAY AVE ENTRANCE TO SPACE 2 ON SW BROADWAY 1000 BROADWAY | 3 THEATER FLOOR PLAN (UNDERGROUND) BR BR THEATER 1 THEATER 2 SPACE 3 25,000 SF MEZZANINE THEATER 3 THEATER 4 THEATER LOBBY 1000 BROADWAY | 4 AREA RETAIL & DEMOS .25 MILES .5 MILES 1 MILE 2018 POPULATION 3,484 13,259 40,360 TOTAL EMPLOYEES 27,258 69,055 106,944 TOTAL BUSINESSES 2,071 5,249 8,865 MEDIAN HH INCOME $43,027 $40,315 $56,782 MEDIAN AGE 45.2 36 36 SOME COLLEGE 79% 82% 87% BARLOW PORTLAND’5 CENTER FOR THE ARTS ARLENE SCHNITZER CONCERT HALL THE MELTING POT FOGO DE CHAO COLUMBIA SPORTSWEAR KURE JUICE BAR 1000 BROADWAY | 5 THE FIELDS PARK THE OLD PORTLAND OVATION SCHUBACK VIOLIN SHOP LAND ROVER PLANET GRANITE PIZZICATO CROSSFIT BAR TEA PEARL PURE SPACE TANNER THE FIELDS SPRINGS PARK OLIVE SHOES VIA DELIZIA BARRE 3 PURE BARRE PORTLAND CLOSET CO. SISTERS COFFEE PARALLEL LA FITNESS ON STORE YAMA SUSHI BRIDGEPORT UNION STATION BREWPUB SERES LOVEJOY BURN CYCLE BAKERS POSH BABY PERCH CERULEANWINE CHIPOTLE FEDEX THE HAIRY SAFEWAY LOBSTER STARBUCKS GNC POST OFFICE KEY BANK OLIVE OR TWIST OFFICE MAX JAMISON REDEVELOPMENT HARLEY DAILY CAFE SQUARE DAVIDSON WELLS FARGO GREYHOUND ON DECK SILKWOOD PEARL THAI GREEN LEAF STATION PLAZA SINJU SUSHI NW PRIORITY CU ITALIA USPS URBAN GRIND DESIGN WITHINREACH TART BERRY TAO OF TEA HARVEY’S LAN SU REI NOSSA FAMILIACOFFEE THE HABERDASHERY PINTS 24 HOUR COMEDY CLUB HONG DEN CHINESE FITNESS PACIFIC NORTHWEST BURRITOBAR COLLEGE OF ART GARDEN STICKS & IRVING ST. RITE AID PARK STONES THE FOX & HOUNDS KITCHEN COOLEST GANN BROS. LIZARD LOUNGE RECYCLED CHIC CAFFE ALLORA KITCHEN ROOM GIORGIO’S RAINBOW LOW BROW ANNE’S VINTAGE GOLDEN HORSE FRENCH HAND-EYE SUPPLY CLOTHING OLD TOWN SEAFOOD ZOOM CARE BLACK ROCK QUARTER LINENS BUDD + FINN MING LOUNGE COFFEE CIELO HOME HIVE BANK OFTHE WEST HOUSE PARAGON BED MART BOWERY BAGELS SCARRED CORKSCRU WINE OF LOUIE ARTIFACTS OBLATION ANNE SACKS MERCHANTS OLD TOWN PIZZA BLICK WILLCALL HUNT & GATHER PIZZA SCHMIZZAPHO VON FRESH BLUEBIRD BAKERS RED ROBE INDEX PDX MIO SUSHI OBA STAG PDX GP KITCHENNUVREI HAMPTON INN TEA HOUSE BARISTA JOHN’S CAFE CAL SKATE OLD TOWN GROCERY PARKLANE BUTTERFLYBELLY PENDLETON FIFTH AVENUE THE BARRELROOM KEEN WHOLE BOWLSTARBUCKS RICH’S DIXIE TAVERN COFFEE FLOYD’S FLOYD’S MATTRESSES VERDUN TANNER CREEK NIGHT LOUNGE BOOK BLACK BLACK COCCOON SILK ISABEL TAVERN THEO’S TUBE ANGELINA’S BRIX TAVERN CHOCLOATE HOODOO CHA CHA CHA HANNA TRATTORIA KIRIKO MADE SHAKE UPS STORE NORTH COMPOUND CONTROL VERDE COCINA WORLD GROUND ANDERSSON GALLO NEGROLIFE OF RILEY PARK GARNISH FOODS SISTERS OF ANDINA CULTURED CHEN’S GOOD TASTE PHYSI-BERRY PEARL CUPCAKE JONESBEN & BLOCKS GROVE THE THE ROAD CAFE XV WORK/ COFFEE ROGUE ROOM & JERRY’S GARDEN BAR UPPER MOLE PUBLIC HOUSE BOARD SHOP SHANGHAI 10 BARREL PRASAD BAR MI MERO MI YOGA PEARL YOGA TUNNEL BAR THE SHADE PLAYGROUNDSILVER DEADSTOCK BREWING STORE CASA BELLA DOLLAR II FIFTEEN OYSTER BAR MANDARIN HOUSE PEARL FULLER’S STAR ROSELAND DANTE’S VOODOO SHERWIN DESCHUTES SHOES HALO THEATER AFURI PHO TNT WILLIAMS CAFE UMBRIA TAVERN SUSHI DOUGHNUT KHAO SAN BREWERY MARINEOPOLIS ELENIS PHILOXENIA THEATER TACO SENATE TILT PIATTINO PEARL ICHIBAN LAND FUSE BAR SIMPLE. LOCAL. COFFEE VAULT LOS GORDITOSLITTLE BIG BAKERY HELEN’S SUBE MARKET PORTLAND CITY GRILL BLUE HOUR BURGER KELL’S ATHLETA ATLAS TIMBERLAND LECHON CIDER REAL TASTE STUMPTOWN PINE STREET STARBUCKS OF INDIA EMBASSY E-SAN THAI MARKET F&B CAFE F&B THE BIG BIG THE SANTERIA WIZ BANG FREE PEOPLE SPLASH BAR SUITES BIJOU CAFE THE NORTH CAFE ARMORY BAR FACE LEGROWLSKI JR’S ON BROADWAY SUBWAY AUDIO VIDEO ANTHROPOLGY TUGBOAT LITTLE BIRD MAIPHAI DR. MARTENS BREWING BISTRO ENCORE SUR LA TABLE BAILEY’S TAPROOM POP BAGEL LA JAROCHA THAI BASCO APPLIANCES LULU LEMON SAUCEBOX CAPTAIN BREWERY BLOCKS POWELL’S U.S. OUTDOOR BUNK BOOKS STARBUCKS ANKENY STORABLES GARDENHENRY’S BAR WHOLE FOODS TAVERN THE ORIGINAL STARBUCKS PORTLAND DINERANT DOWNTOWN PORTLAND GROUNDWORK TOMS GROCERY OUTDOOR BURGER THE BENSON TANDOOR STRAIGHT TO COFFEE CO. U.S. BANK COURTYARD THE POINT DON PEDRO ACE HOTEL ACE SUSHI TIMBUK2 QUICKFISH STUMPTOWN BAMBOO MARRIOTT AL-AMIR JAKE’S ALTO BAJO STADIUM CRYSTAL CACAO ANIMAL HOTEL LUCIA KEYBANK MOTHER’S 2ND AVENUE BALLROOM TRAFFIC O’BRYANT HUBER’S BISTRO RECORDS FLOWERS & GIFTS MASU SUSHI UNION HOTEL VINTAGE BOBOIS ROCHE MAY HEART PIZZA FRANCIS IMPERIAL DAYRETAIL & NIGHT GROCERY MAP SQUARE BANK CASEY’S CHROME PAZZO PORTLAND RISTORANTE STARBUCKS CHASE BANK MAMA MIA LUGGAGE TRATTORIA PARK WATERFRONT MCCALL TOM MARKET MA & PA MA PEET’S KELLY’S LARDO T.J. MAXX GRASSA DONUTS COFFEE OLYMPIAN AROY THAI KILLER BURGER SCOOTER BLUE STAR BLUE CASSIDY’S FOOD OFFICE HOTEL ALDER TASTY & TASTY KNIT PURL KNIT GARDEN BAR MCQUADES NONG’S MARRIOTT CARTS DEPOT MONACO RIALTO PETRA OREGON WINES RITE ROCKETRED STAR ART WORK REBELS ON BROADWAY AID FIZZ TAVERN BARISTA FEDEX LIBRARY MULTNOMAH WHISKEY MULTNOMAH KASK HEART COFFEE STARBUCKS PUBLIC DOMAIN KOJI OSAKAYA ECLIPSE SUPERBITE JAKE’S GRILL WM BRUNCH BOX DAILY GRILL VERIZON THE NINES JOY POKE FRESH ROLL ROOM Food and Drink GREEN THE SENTINEL RACK URBAN NORDSTROM ALDER & CO GOODS STARBUCKS Retail HOTEL TARGET FRESHII FARMER BUFFALO DEPARTURE NIKE WILD WINGS BANK OF AMERICA Hotel MAYAS TAQUERIA KALE STARBUCKS GANDHI Service / Other ROSS INDIA BOTTLE + KITCHEN SHIFT SAINT BURN ROMA NORDSTROM PIONEER PIONEER ROCK HOTEL ROSE MOMO’S PIONEER BOTTOM CUPCAKE BRIDGE & JIMMY SQUARESQUARE COURTHOUSE CAFÉ PONTÉ RISTORANTE YAMHILL INDIA HOUSE JOHN’S AT&T SENSEI PADDY’S BAR & GRILL PORTLAND PIONEER PLACE PUB MUCCA OSTERIA PIONEER PLACE CASE STUDY WINE BAR EAST INDIA CO. 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    Sittner and Nelson Based on Active Trademark Registrations Registration Registration Trademark Description Number Date 102 03/15/1968 12:00:00 "SR" MONOGRAM AM 103 03/15/1968 12:00:00 "SUNRIVER" AM 272 10/26/1970 12:00:00 G.I. TYPE CHARACTER OF A MAN AM WITH A JARHEAD - TAKE OFF OF A MARINE 3606 02/01/1935 12:00:00 "PYREX" AM 3957 04/21/1936 12:00:00 "CORNING" AM 4020 08/29/1936 12:00:00 "MOLY-KROME" AM 4622 10/06/2000 12:00:00 THE WORDS "CAPPUCCINO AM COWBOY" WITH A LOGO OF A BUCKING HORSE RIDDEN BY A COWBOY HOLDING A CUP OF COFFEE AT ARMS LENGTH, HEAD LEVEL. THE HORSE HAS A BRAND MARKED CCC. 4838 06/14/1940 12:00:00 "ACRALLOY" AM 5639 01/29/1945 12:00:00 "GOLD BRICK" RED LETTERS ON AM GOLD BACKGROUND 5973 02/08/1946 12:00:00 "GALLO" AM Page 1 of 2301 10/02/2021 Sittner and Nelson Based on Active Trademark Registrations Correspondent Name Address1 Address2 SUNRIVER RESORT LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 11777 SAN VICENTE STE 900 SUNRIVER RESORT LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 11777 SAN VICENTE STE 900 ROBERT C WICKMAN 720 MENLO DRIVE N MICHELE N KEEFER-MEHLENBACHER CORNING INCORPORATED SP-TI-3-1 MICHELE N KEEFER-MEHLENBACHER CORNING INCORPORATED SP-TI-3-1 PACIFIC MACHINERY & TOOL STEEL CO 3445 NW LUZON ST TLC INC PO BOX 159 PACIFIC MACHINERY & TOOL STEEL CO 3445 NW LUZON ST ELMER CANDY CORPORATION PO BOX 788 ATTN: SUE WALL KRISTI W. WHALEN E & J GALLO WINERY 600 YOSEMITE BLVD Page 2 of 2301 10/02/2021 Sittner and Nelson Based on Active Trademark Registrations City State Zip LOS ANGELES CA 90049 LOS ANGELES CA 90049 SALEM OR 97303 CORNING NY 14831 CORNING NY 14831 PORTLAND OR 97210 RONAN MT 59864 PORTLAND OR 97210-1694 PONCHATOULA LA 70454-0788 MODESTO CA 95354 Page 3 of 2301 10/02/2021 Sittner and Nelson Based on Active Trademark Registrations 5980 02/18/1946 12:00:00 "SUPREME" AM 6573 07/22/1947 12:00:00 "SAFEWAY" AM 6748 01/26/1948 12:00:00 "MASCO" AM 7279 11/23/1949 12:00:00 "UMPQUA" AM 7451 07/24/1950 12:00:00 "PEACOCK" AND SYMBOL AM 8039 08/10/1953 12:00:00 "OLD COUNTRY KITCHEN" AM 8040 08/10/1953 12:00:00 "HOME OF THE 72 OZ.
  • Chinese New Year Lantern Viewing

    Chinese New Year Lantern Viewing

    2000-2020 News & Updates for Members - Spring 2020 Chinese New Year Lantern Viewing Lan Su celebrates Chinese New Year, hosts four evenings of 20th Anniversary ��������������������������������������������������� page 2 Lantern Viewings, showcases our 20th Anniversary, offers Reciprocal Admission Program ������������������������ page 3 reciprocal admission to other Portland attractions and more Floral Displays ��������������������������������������������������������� page 4 ��� see more inside Art at Lan Su ������������������������������������������������������������page 6 Looking Toward 2020 A letter from Terry Smith, President of Lan Su’s Board of Directors Happy Chinese New Year to all! As we set our sights on the upcoming Year of the Rat, I Board of Directors want to pause and provide officers a slight look ahead at what Terry Smith, President Scott Wells, Vice-President will be an exciting and Jill Chen, Treasurer pivotal year for Lan Su� John Spencer Stewart, Secretary Kathy Van, Assistant Treasurer As many of you know, Rendering of proposed Cultural Center next to Lan Su Chinese Garden Directors we have been working Dan Barbato diligently on efforts to Susan Hartnett secure the parking lot on the north side of To prepare for these exciting events Rosaline Hui and visionary creations, we are actively Don Jackson the garden — also known by some as Block Bernie Kerosky 24 on the city grid — to begin the journey pursuing two new hires, one, in the role Betty Jean Lee of fulfilling our vision for a cultural center of Development Director,