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NW GLISAN & 14TH/15TH SPACE | 1,126-6,860 SF RETAIL RESTAURANT MODERA GLISAN NEW MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT DAN BOZICH | KIANICOLE HARTLEY ONDER | BRIAN | 503.228.3080 GREELEY | 503.228.3080 WWW.URBANWORKSREALESTATE.COM MODERA GLISAN ADDRESS | 505 NW 14TH AVE RETAIL 1 | 6,860 RSF* RETAIL 5 | 1,126 RSF AVAILABLE | Q2 2019 RETAIL 2 | 2,221 RSF RETAIL 6 | 2,044 RSF AREA | PEARL DISTRICT RETAIL 3 | 2,002 RSF RETAIL 7 | 3,184 RSF USES | RETAIL / RESTAURANT RETAIL 4 | 1,432 RSF RETAIL 8 | 1,222 RSF THE BUILDING This brand new 12-story building will frame the west end of the Pearl District while retaining the historic former fire station building. The L-shaped building will provide 291 market-rate apartments, below grade residential parking, ground-floor retail and a 10th floor pool and fire pit. *2 floors in space MODERA GLISAN | 2 MODERA GLISAN NW HOYT ST LOBBY RETAIL 7 3,184 RSF RETAIL 6 2,044 RSF RETAIL 8 RETAIL 5 1,222 RSF 1,126 RSF NW 14 NW AVE TH TH AVE NW 15 NW RETAIL 4 1,432 RSF PUBLIC PARK RETAIL 1 RETAIL 3 PUBLIC 6,860 RSF PARK *2 FLOORS 2,002 RSF RETAIL 2 2,221 RSF NW GLISAN ST HISTORIC FORMER FIRESTATION BUILDING MODERA GLISAN | 3 AREA DEVELOPMENT NW Savier St 1 NW Front Ave 5 NW Raleigh St 2 3 4 NW Quimby St 7 NW Pettygrove St 8 6 9 NW Overton St 10 11 NW Northrup St 12 NW Marshall St NW Lovejoy St 13 NW Kearney St 16 NW BROADWAY 14 15 NW Johnson St 17 NW Irving St 18 NW Hoyt St NW 12th Ave NW 10th Ave 10th NW NW 15th Ave NW 13th Ave NW 11th Ave NW 14th Ave 19 Ave 9th NW NW Glisan St UNDER DEVELOPMENT & RECENTLY COMPLETED IN THE PEARL DISTRICT The Pearl District is located just north of the central business district of Portland, Oregon. For years this area was a warehouse district that later evolved to house many artists’ lofts. In the last 10 years, this area has blossomed into a retail and residential mecca, all paved by the artists and creative influence in the area. The district is bordered by NW Broadway to the east, NW 16th/I-405 to the west, W. Burnside to the south and the Willamette River to the north. There are approximately 6,179 existing and planned residential units in the Pearl District. Naturally, retail has followed the residential boom, including grocery (Whole Foods, a 47,000 square foot Safeway and Pearl Market), service (dry cleaning, salons, banks, interior design services, etc.), boutique retail (clothing, shoes, eyewear, gifts, flowers, garden stores and art galleries), big box retail (REI and Office Max), 24 Hour Fitness and food (numerous restaurants, bars, and coffee establishments). 1. Abigail Apartments - 155 apt. units 11. Station Place Lot 5 - 9 Story office building 2. Broadstone Pearl - 146 apt. units 12. Wolff Development - 840 apt. units 3. Block 26 - 93 apt. units 13. 930 NW. 14th - Mixed-use development 4. Block 20 - 143 condos 14. Stagecraft Building - Design Within Reach 5. Centennial Mills Redevelopment 15. Heartline - 208 apt. units + offices 6. 1440 NW Overton St. - 69 apt. units 16. Post Office Redevelopment 7. Modera Pearl - 290 apt. units 17. Pearl West - Class A office building 8. The N.V - 284 apt. units 18. The Dianne - 15 Story mixed-use development 9. Block 17 - 281 apt. units 19. Modera Glisan 10. The Cosmopolitan on the Park - 150 condos MODERA GLISAN | 4 NEIGHBORHOOD & DEMOS 1/4 MILE 1/2 MILE 3 MILE 2017 POPULATION 3,381 17,936 42,614 TOTAL EMPLOYEES 6,838 32,528 108,919 TOTAL BUSINESSES 722 3,014 9,026 MEDIAN HH INCOME $80,828 $63,690 $59,947 MEDIAN AGE 35.9 35.5 36.2 EDU - SOME COLLEGE 91.9% 89.3% 88.0% 10 BARREL BREWING MEDITERRANEAN EXPLORATION COMPANY REI DESIGN WITHIN REACH ANDINA PARAGON IRVING STREET KITCHEN MODERA GLISAN | 5 DOCKSIDE SALOON BEDFORD BROWN POMARIUS NURSERY FOODS 4 VERSAILLES SEASONS GARDENS CASTAWAY PORTLAND ELEMENTS INTERNATIONAL BREKEN KITCHEN ODDBALL SHOE CO. PORTLAND SCHOOL DISTRICTS OLYMPIA CHILDPEACE PREMIER GEAR PROVISIONS SMITH TEA MONTESSORI ACADEMY JUST SEAFOOD MARKET ALMA PURE MAGNUM OPUS WELL’S UPRIGHT SHERWIN-WILLIAMS FARGO PEARL DISTRICT RETAIL PARKING BREWING RIDE CAFE SNIFF DOG FLORAL DESIGN AREA RETAIL INSTITUTE HOTEL PARKING PARKING THE SULTAN CAFE PORTLAND THE OLD PORTLAND CARGO CO LAND ROVER PARKING PLAYDATE PLANET GRANITE PDX THE FIELDS Food and Drink PARK Retail TRIBE HAIR STUDIO FLOOR Hotel JUSTA PASTA FACTORS OVATION Service / Other PARR LUMBER GREENLIGHT PURE SPACE NOAH’S ARF BIKES MEMORIAL COLLISEUM PIZZICATO SCHUBACK PEARL VIOLIN SHOP TEA BAR LES SCHWAB CROSSFIT BOKE DISTRICT PEARL BOWL ALTITUDE THE FIELDS FROGTOWN LA FITNESS TANNER TACOS PORTLAND CLOSET CO. VIA DELIZIA SPRINGS VINTNER’S PURE BARRE DR. JACK’S PRO PHOTO CELLAR CERULEAN BRIDGEPORT PARK POK POK WINE BREWPUB SISTERS COFFEE PARALLEL BARRE 3 OLIVE SHOES URBAN WAX CHACHI HAIR ON STORE PAYMASTER GNC SAFEWAY WESTERN TRIPLE LINDY KEY BANK CHIPOTLE SERES BIKEWORKS LE HAPPY FEDEX LOVEJOY PEARL THAI OFFICE MAX BAKERS YAMA SUSHI LITTLE THINGS STARBUCKS GINGER SALON HARLEY PERCH BURN CYCLE DAVIDSON THE FIX HUT OLIVE OR TWIST THE HAIRY POSH BABY URBAN GRIND ON DECK DAILY CAFE LOBSTER WELLS FARGO DESIGN WITHIN JAMISON FERGUSON REACH SILKWOOD REI GREEN LEAF SQUARE UNION STATION MILLER PAINT NOSSA FAMILIA PLAZA COFFEE ITALIA YUR’S BAR & GRILL SINJU SUSHI ARC GANN BROS. 24 HOUR IRVING ST. FITNESS SAM A MESHER TOOL KITCHEN THE HABERDASHERY ZOOM CARE LIZARD LOUNGE SCARRED TART BERRY ARTIFACTS BLACK ROCK RECYCLED CHIC COFFEE RITE AID BURRITO BAR FULL MIO SUSHI PARAGON GIORGIO’S BLOCK PARKLANE HUNT & GATHER CIELO HOME LOW BROW COOLEST MATTRESSES FRENCH BRIX TAVERN BARISTA OBLATION QUARTER LINENS ACE HARDWARE OBA BLICK BED MART ESTES VERDE COCINA KEEN NATURAL MART HARVEY’S COMEDY CLUB CHA CHA CHA WHOLE BOWL PIZZA SCHMIZZA PARK KITCHEN MCMENAMINS STARBUCKS PHO VON FRESH MUD ANDINA MISSION THEATER 10 BARREL UPS STORE COCCOON SILK GP KITCHEN BANK OF PINTS BAY BREWING THE WEST ROGUE VERDUN NUVREI GARNISH CHOCLOATE TAO OF TEA KHAO SAN PUBLIC HOUSE HONG DEN RICH’S CIGAR LAN SU ROOM & CULTURED HANNA ISABEL SHERWIN ANDERSSON STORE WILLIAMS BOARD PEARL STAG PDX CHINESE CUPCAKE JONES TRATTORIA GARDEN JOHN’S CAFE THE SHADE BEN & GALLO NEGRO TILT CAFE UMBRIA JERRY’S LIFE OF RILEY STORE GOLDEN HORSE SEAFOOD PEARL BELLA CASA NORTH THE FOX & HOUNDS ENCORE BLUE HOUR PIATTINO TAVERN MING LOUNGE PENDLETON RAINBOW ROOM AUDIO VIDEO VAULT UPS STORE PARK HOUSE DESCHUTES BLOCKS CAL SKATE OF LOUIE BASCO APPLIANCES BREWERY GARDEN BAR RED ROBE TEA HOUSE THE NORTH ARMORY MARINEOPOLIS SISTERS OF GROUND OLD TOWN PIZZA FAT HEAD’S THE ROAD CAFE CONTROL BREWERY FACE CAFE FREE PEOPLE LOS GORDITOS THE BARREL ROOM INDEX PDX ANTHROPOLGY ATHLETA LITTLE BIG BURGER KIRIKO MADE OLD TOWN GROCERY STORABLES LULU LEMON STARBUCKS UPPER MI MERO OREGON LEATHER BREWERY BLOCKS THE PLANK MOLE SHAKE DIXIE TAVERN SPLASH BAR PLAYGROUND WHOLE FOODS SUR LA TABLE SUSHI SILVER CHARLIE’S BLACK BOOK ICHIBAN DOLLAR II CHEN’S MCDONALD’S GARDEN BAR HELEN’S GOOD TASTE TUBE MODERAROSELAND GLISAN | 6 HENRY’S POWELL’S DR. 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    Central City Development & Redevelopment Projects Prepared by Heritage Consulting Group May 2018 Purpose: This document is intended to provide a five-year window on real estate development in Portland’s Central City. For the purposes of this document, the Central City includes the following sub-districts: Downtown, West End, University District, River District, South Waterfront on the west side of the Willamette River, the Central Eastside and Lloyd District on the east side of the river. The subsequent pages begin with general comments followed by a summary of projects under construction, projects in design, projects in concept and projects completed in the last five years. Overview: Portland has historically been a very attractive second-tier real estate market. As the largest city between San Francisco and Seattle, Portland has a national and international reputation as a sustainable, vibrant, and trendy city with a legacy of aggressive growth management strategies and robust investments in alternative transportation. It is well recognized for its livability and it continues to attract a highly-educated workforce. Economic leaders are focused on workforce development in the growing sectors of clean tech, activewear, software, research and advanced manufacturing industries. Cumulatively, this has resulted in a marketplace that is largely stable and fueled by consistent in-migration. As in recent years, the real estate marketplace has been extraordinarily active in a large number of projects across all sectors in nearly every geographic area of the city and region. With high demand and less supply, particularly within the housing sector, this has presented a challenge around affordability. Current projects providing notable additional supply may mitigate this challenge in the longer term, while the city continues to explore strategies to spur additional housing development.
  • General Automotive Building 809 Nw Flanders Street

    General Automotive Building 809 Nw Flanders Street

    PEARL DISTRICT SPACE | 2,800 SF AVAILABLE | NOW SERVICE RETAIL MEDICAL CREATIVE GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE BUILDING 809 NW FLANDERS STREET DAN BOZICH | TYLER BRUSS | 503.228.3080 WWW.URBANWORKSREALESTATE.COM 809 NW FLANDERS ST About The Neighborhood Address Available The Pearl District location provides the perfect nexus of new and old, housing 809 NW Flanders St Now and employment, culture and entertainment. The conversion of this warehouse Area district to new retail and mixed-use space presents beautifully renovated Pearl District historic warehouse spaces with state-of-the-art new housing, retail and office projects. Uses Retail, Service, Office, Medical Portlanders and tourists alike converge on this scene to experience the blend of national, regional and local retailers and restaurants and the charm of mixed-use living. The Portland Streetcar provides access throughout the district and the North Park Blocks provide a perfect respite spot. About The Space Ground Level The opportunity is inclusive of: 2,800 SF ∙ 4 sets of operable storefronts ∙ Floor-to-ceiling glass ∙ Exposed wood beam ceiling & polished concrete ∙ Common Area Restrooms ∙ Easy access to loading, trash, and bike parking enclosures INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS FROM SOURCES DEEMED RELIABLE, BUT NOT GUARANTEED. GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE | 2 FLOOR PLAN COMMON AREA RESTROOMS NW FLANDERS ST NW AVAILABLE 2,800 RSF NW PARK AVE INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS FROM SOURCES DEEMED RELIABLE, BUT NOT GUARANTEED. GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE | 3 AREA RETAIL & DEMOS .25 MILES .5 MILES 1 MILE 2019 POPULATION 4,593 15,112 42,547 TOTAL EMPLOYEES 11,759 42,505 115,859 TOTAL BUSINESSES 1,005 3,829 9,607 MEDIAN HH INCOME $63,299 $60,791 $56,916 MEDIAN AGE 39.1 38.3 36.3 SOME COLLEGE 86.3% 84.5% 86.4% STARBUCKS CIDER BITE FILSON BARISTA ANDINA BRIX TAVERN 13th & HOYT INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS FROM SOURCES DEEMED RELIABLE, BUT NOT GUARANTEED.
  • The Dianne Apartments Retail Spaces for Lease 535 NW 11Th Ave

    The Dianne Apartments Retail Spaces for Lease 535 NW 11Th Ave

    The Dianne Apartments Retail spaces for Lease 535 NW 11th Ave. Portland, OR. 97209 Call for rates Contact | Debbie Thomas 503.226.2141 [email protected] Retail 2 Faces NW Hoyt St. NW Quimby St The Fields Park NW Pettygrove St Pure Space NW Overton St Pizzicato PEARL DISTRICT The Clymb Tea Bar CrossFit NW Northrup St LA Fitness Bridgeport Via Delicia Cerulean Brewpub Fields Bar Wine Bar Sisters Coffee NW Marshall St On Running Oasis Spa Barre 3 Ziba Design Pearl Adore Spa Printing FYI Salon Chase Bank Safeway Chipotle Seres NW Lovejoy St Office Max Lovejoy Bakers Burncycle Pearl Thai Starbucks Perch Furniture Posh Baby Urban Grind Throne Barbers Fedex Fjalraven Yama Sushi Oregons Finest Olive or The Hairy Lobster Pearl Market On Deck Daily Cafe Twist Bitters World NW Kearney St Silkwood REI Nossa Pearl Market Union Station Coffee Greenleaf Juicing 405 NW Johnson St 24 Hour Sinju Fitness Lizard Lounge US Post Office Patagonia Irving Street NW Irving St NW Irving St Transition NW Naito Pkwy Paragon Projects Mio Sushi Fuego Georgio’s Black Rock Food Cart Za Hair Rite Aid NW Hoyt St Coffee NW Hoyt St Greyhound Yoyo Yogi Oba FORCielo The Bar PNCA Brix Tavern Oblation Low Brow Method Honeyman Barista Cider Bite Hardware Firebrand LEASEBlick French Quarter NW Glisan St Keen Filson Lofts Ave Park NW Touche NW GlisanVerde St Cocina PINTS Envy Hair Starbucks Hilton Park Kitchen Harvey’s Andina Byways Cafe Pizza Schmizza Albina Hive Modern Kyoto PDX R/GA Sheepskin of Comedy Zaatar Bank Ann Sacks Sticks & Stones Club Snow Peak OR Bank of the West