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Corporate Headquarters Opportunity 3400 / 3500 / 3600 NW John Olsen Place | Hillsboro, Oregon Corporate Headquarters Opportunity 3400 / 3500 / 3600 NW John Olsen Place | Hillsboro, Oregon For further information, please contact: David C.Squire, SIOR Joshua R. Williams 503.972.5505 503.972.5504 [email protected] [email protected] Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers 99,282 RSF Class A Office Rock Creek Corporate Center is a three-building office park strategically located in the desirable Sunset Corridor of Hillsboro, Oregon. The Property is located directly adjacent to Highway 26 and offers great visibility and accessibility with a host of nearby retail amenities. For further information, please contact: David C. Squire, SIOR Joshua R. Williams 503.972.5505 503.972.5504 www.ngkf.com [email protected] [email protected] Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers Property Highlights » 3600 Building: 23,010 RSF (Available Now) » 3400 Building: 67,152 RSF (Available Q4/2018) » 3500 Building: 9,120 RSF (Available Q4/2018) » 4/1000 parking » 11’ ceiling height » Building signage available » Flexible floor plans » Improvements build-to-suit LEASE RATE: $25.00/SF - FULL SERVICE For further information, please contact: David C. Squire, SIOR Joshua R. Williams 503.972.5505 503.972.5504 www.ngkf.com [email protected] [email protected] Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers Campus This three-building headquarters opportunity is connected by landscaped walkways with common seating area that provides a campus feel with corporate appeal. PER 41000 Employees benefit from the convenience of abundant parking, 3400 BUILDING immediate access to highway 26 and 3600 BUILDING TriMet bus lines. 3500 BUILDING For further information, please contact: David C. Squire, SIOR Joshua R. Williams 503.972.5505 503.972.5504 www.ngkf.com [email protected] [email protected] Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers Excellent Signage Opportunity Adjacent to Highway 26 with excellent exposure to over 81,800 vehicles per day. For further information, please contact: David C. Squire, SIOR Joshua R. Williams 503.972.5505 503.972.5504 www.ngkf.com [email protected] [email protected] Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers Flexible Floor Plans Floor plates with centrally located elevator and restroom cores provide flexible and efficient planning of workspace. For further information, please contact: David C. Squire, SIOR Joshua R. Williams 503.972.5505 503.972.5504 www.ngkf.com [email protected] [email protected] Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers Outdoor common areas are landscaped with seating Common Areas & and walk-ways connecting the three buildings, Tenant Amenities providing additional collaborative space For further information, please contact: David C. Squire, SIOR Joshua R. Williams 503.972.5505 503.972.5504 www.ngkf.com [email protected] [email protected] Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers 3500 Building » Single-story office building » 9,120 RSF » The 13’ ceiling allows an abundance of natural light to enter deep into the space » Grade-level loading with roll-up door » Open area is conducive to a collaborative and flexible work environment. » Fitness facility with locker rooms and showers For further information, please contact: David C. Squire, SIOR Joshua R. Williams 503.972.5505 503.972.5504 www.ngkf.com [email protected] [email protected] Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers 3500 Building Floor Plan e Storag Women’s Locker Tele/Data Janitor Shower Room Room Equipment Room Electrical Room e ag r o St Shower Room Men’s Locker Room ADA 4143 Restroom Break & Recreation Area FitnessCenter 4142 Collaborative Area FIRST FLOOR - 9,120 RSF For further information, please contact: David C. Squire, SIOR Joshua R. Williams 503.972.5505 503.972.5504 www.ngkf.com [email protected] [email protected] Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers 3400 Building Floor Plans FIRST FLOOR - 21,118 RSF SECOND FLOOR - 23,024 RSF THIRD FLOOR - 23,010 RSF For further information, please contact: David C. Squire, SIOR Joshua R. Williams 503.972.5505 503.972.5504 www.ngkf.com [email protected] [email protected] Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers 3400 Building » Three-story Class A Office Building » 67,152 RSF with approximately 22,000 RSF per floor » Formerly leased to single tenant with moderate tenant improvements throughout » Grade-level loading with roll-up door » 11’ ceiling heights with generous window line For further information, please contact: David C. Squire, SIOR Joshua R. Williams 503.972.5505 503.972.5504 www.ngkf.com [email protected] [email protected] Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers 3600 Building Floor Plans THIRD FLOOR - 23,010 RSF For further information, please contact: David C. Squire, SIOR Joshua R. Williams 503.972.5505 503.972.5504 www.ngkf.com [email protected] [email protected] Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers 3600 Building » Three-story Class A Office Building » 23,010 RSF on the third floor » Well-appointed ground-floor lobby with two main entrances » 11’ ceiling heights with generous window line » Moderately built-out improvements For further information, please contact: David C. Squire, SIOR Joshua R. Williams 503.972.5505 503.972.5504 www.ngkf.com [email protected] [email protected] Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers 3600 Building » Well-appointed ground-floor lobby with two main entrances » Warm shell condition first floor space and moderately built-out improvements on the second and third floors For further information, please contact: David C. Squire, SIOR Joshua R. Williams 503.972.5505 503.972.5504 www.ngkf.com [email protected] [email protected] Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers For further information, please contact: David C. Squire, SIOR Joshua R. Williams 503.972.5505 503.972.5504 www.ngkf.com [email protected] [email protected] Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers Centrally Located in The Silicon Forest Strategically located in the Sunset Corridor, the property offers an endless number of retail amenities within a 2-mile radius of the property including the Tanasbourne Town Center, The Streets of Tanasbourne, Tanasbourne Market and Sunset Square. Dining options at the shopping centers include Five Guys Burgers, Chevys, The Old Spaghetti Factory, Red Robin, Chipotle, PF Chang’s, Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, Safeway, Starbucks and more. Retail amenities include Target, Macy’s, Nordstrom Rack, Men’s Warehouse, Best Buy, Office Depot and a 13-screen Regal Cinemas just to name a few. There are also 8 hotels within a 2-mile radius of the property as well as Kaiser Permanente’s Westside Medical Center. For further information, please contact: David C. Squire, SIOR Joshua R. Williams 503.972.5505 503.972.5504 www.ngkf.com [email protected] [email protected] Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers ADJACENT HOTELS/LODGING ADJACENT NUMEROUS RESTAURANTS ABUNDANT HOUSING ABUNDANT EXPANSIVE RETAIL EXPANSIVE DIVERSE MEDICAL FITNESS OPTIONS NE 28th Ave Rood BridgePark SE River Rd River SE j SE 32nd Ave E Main St Main E SW River Rd River SW Rd Evergreen NW SE Witch Hazel Rd Hazel Witch SE SW Brookwood Ave 53rd AvenueCommunityPark SE Brookwood Ave Brookwood SE W BaselineRd SE Golden Rd j RETAIL NE Shute Rd NW Brookwood Pkwy Intel-Ronler AcresCampus Noble WoodsPark NE Cornell Rd j SE Century Blvd SE FrancesSt NE Century Blvd Hillsboro Stadium SE Johnson St Johnson SE RESTAURANTS St Main E SW Cornelius Pass Rd NW Cornelius Pass Rd NW Cornelius Pass Rd SW Johnson St Johnson SW W Baseline Rd Baseline W NW Cornell Rd Cornell NW NW West Union Rd Union West NW SW Kinnaman Rd Kinnaman SW SW 209th Ave Intel-Aloha Campus SW Rock Rd Rock SW Oregon Heath&SciUniv-WestCampus LODGING Rock CreekCountryClub NW Evergreen Pkwy Evergreen NW SW 198th Ave SW 197th Ave £¤ 26 HOUSING ALOHA SW 185th Ave NW 185th Ave £¤ 26 NW Springville Rd Springville NW NW Walker Rd Walker NW NW Bronson Rd Bronson NW UV 8 NW 174th Ave NW 173rd Ave Waterhouse Park SW 170th Ave Willow CreekNaturePark SW Merlo Rd Merlo SW Tualatin HillsNaturePark j MEDICAL Claremont GolfCourse j SW Walker Rd Walker SW j Howard MTerpenningComplex SW 158th Ave NW Bethany Blvd NW 158th Ave j NW Laidlaw Rd Nike WorldCampus SW Jenkins Rd Jenkins SW NW Kaiser Rd FITNESS SW Millikan Way Millikan SW SW Murray Blvd NW 143rd Ave Washington Multnomah For further information, please contact: David C. Squire, SIOR Joshua R. Williams 503.972.5505 503.972.5504 SW Park Way Park SW www.ngkf.com Cedar HillsCrossing [email protected] [email protected] Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers NW Saltzman Rd SW Hall Blvd Hall SW SW Butner Rd Butner SW CEDAR MILL SW Barnes Rd Barnes SW Excellent Location NW 185TH AVE and Access » Highly visible property, with convenient location just off Highway 26 in the Sunset Corridor » Just 13 miles from downtown Portland and within 3 miles of the R Hillsboro Airport D E N » Surrounded by numerous R U restaurants and retail amenities O B S as well as prominent corporate A N A neighbors T W N 3500 BUILDING 3600 BUILDING 3400 BUILDING 26 NW JOHN OLSEN AVE For further information, please contact: David C. Squire, SIOR Joshua R. Williams 503.972.5505 503.972.5504 www.ngkf.com [email protected] [email protected] Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers Licensed Oregon Real Estate Brokers For further information, please contact: David C. Squire, SIOR Joshua R.
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