VALUATION

68,704

30,034

3,731

1/2 MILE FROM UNIVERSITY OF PORTLAND, THIS SUBJECT

PROPERTY SERVICES DENSLY POPULATED ST. JOHN'S NEIGHBORHOOD WITH 30,034 RESIDENTS

5,090

5

Demographics

8,849+ VPD N LOMBARD ST

2,313+ VPD N PORTSMOUTH AVE

ANNUAL FOOT TRAFFIC: 915,579 AREA VISITS

HOURLY FOOT TRAFFIC: 4 PM PEAK

DAILY FOOT TRAFFIC: FRIDAY PEAK

WALKSCORE: 82 (VERY WALKABLE)

BIKESCORE: 99 (BIKER'S PARADISE)

TRANSITSCORE: 43 (SOME TRANSIT)

AIRPORT: 21 MIN DRIVE TO PDX

PORTLAND INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

PORTLAND IS OREGON’S LARGEST CITY AND THE SECOND-LARGEST CITY IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST. THE CITY SITS ON THE BANKS OF THE COLUMBIA AND WILLAMETTE RIVERS, IN THE SHADOW OF SNOW-CAPPED MOUNT HOOD. IT’S INDUSTRY STRENGTHS ENCOMPASS ATHLETIC & OUTDOOR, TECHNOLOGY, MANUFACTURING, AND GREEN CITY SERVICES AND TECHNOLOGIES. IT'S REMARKABLE TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS INCLUDE THE NATIONALLY RANKED PDX AIRPORT, LIGHT RAIL, AND BIKE/WALK ALTERNATIVES. THE REGION’S AIRPORTS, MARINE PROPERTIES, AND BUSINESS PARKS ARE INTEGRAL TO THE AREA’S ECONOMY. THE CITY ATTRACTS BOTH BUSINESSES AND YOUNG, WELLEDUCATED TALENT DRAWN BY PORTLAND’S GREEN SPACES, ECO-FRIENDLINESS, MICROBREWERIES AND COFFEEHOUSES, CULTURAL AMENITIES, YEAR-ROUND RECREATIONAL ACCESS, AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR GROWTH. WITH PROJECTIONS FOR EMPLOYED POPULATION AND MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME GROWTH BEING 1.64% AND 3.03% RESPECTIVELY, THE CITY OF ROSES RANKED NUMBER 17 ON FORBES’ LIST OF AMERICA’S FASTEST-GROWING CITIES IN 2018. THE PORTLAND METRO NOW REPRESENTS MORE THAN ONE-HALF OF OREGON’S POPULATION. STEADY BOOMING GROWTH IN RECENT YEARS HAS ALLOWED FOR A SIGNIFICANT UPTICK OF CONSTRUCTION, BOTH COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL, WITHIN MULTNOMAH COUNTY. PORTLAND IS THE 25TH LARGEST CITY NATIONWIDE.

NORTH PORTLAND IS ONE OF THE SIX SEXTANTS OF PORTLAND, OREGON. NORTH PORTLAND IS A DIVERSE MIXTURE OF RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL, AND INDUSTRIAL AREAS. IT INCLUDES THE PORTLAND INTERNATIONAL RACEWAY, THE UNIVERSITY OF PORTLAND, AND MASSIVE CARGO FACILITIES OF THE PORT OF PORTLAND. NICKNAMES FOR IT INCLUDE "NOPO" AND "THE FIFTH QUADRANT". NORTH PORTLAND IS CONNECTED TO THE INDUSTRIAL AREA OF NORTHWEST PORTLAND BY THE ST. JOHNS BRIDGE, A 2,067 FT (630.0 M) LONG SUSPENSION BRIDGE COMPLETED IN 1931 AND EXTENSIVELY REHABILITATED IN 2003–2005.