18 NE 7 TH , PORTLAND, OR 97232
For Sale
PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS
18 NE 7 Ave. is a retail and warehouse building located in Portland’s Close-In Eastside. Home to Dimo’s Apizza, Yin Yoga, and C’est Si Bon, the property also features an additional vacant warehouse/brewery space formerly leased by Fracture. The subject property sits on a 0.43 AC site and features a 10,000 SF building with an additional 12 on-site parking stalls and outdoor dining area.
ZONING & PERMITTED USE
The EX zone—Central Employment—is a base zoning designation that encourages light industrial and commercial development while still allowing residential uses, though such uses must not dominate the site. The “d” overlay (EX-D) adds a design overlay, meaning proposed developments must go through the city’s Bureau of Development Services design review process, and decisions can be appealed by neighbors or developers.
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PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS
For Sale
Property Type: Mixed Use Retail/Warehouse
Land Size (SF): ± 18,800
Land Size (AC): ± 0.43 AC
Zoning: EXd - Central Employment Maximum Height:
(175' with bonuses)
DIMO'S APIZZA
A strong anchor tenant, Dimo’s Apizza is a bold, creative pizzeria known for serving up New Haven-style pies with a rebellious twist and a whole lot of personality. It’s not just pizza—it’s a slice of attitude.
YIN YOGA SPACE PDX
Yin Yoga Space keeps the building grounded (literally) with restorative yoga and meditation, attracting a loyal following of Portlanders who love to breath, stretch, and stay balanced.
C’EST SI BON
C’est Si Bon brings a taste of France to Portland with buttery croissants, flaky pastries, and fresh-baked breads that locals line up for. This beloved neighborhood bakery is equal parts charm, craft, and carb heaven.
WAREHOUSE SPACE
Formerly leased by Fracture Brewing, the building also offers a vacant warehouse/brewery space ready for its next tenant.
HIGH VISIBILITY LOCATION IN VIBRANT NEIGHBORHOOD
Perfectly situated at the crossroads of Burnside Street and I-84, offering unbeatable visibility and easy access.
The neighborhood is a foodie’s dream. It sits steps from Portland’s iconic Le Pigeon and surrounded by an eclectic mix of bars, cafés, and local favorites.
With a steady flow of traffic, strong walkability, and that unmistakable Eastside energy, it’s a location that’s as practical as it is vibrant.
