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Northwest Portland building purchased

By: Chuck Slothower//November 21, 2019//

Northwest Portland building purchased

Chuck Slothower//November 21, 2019//

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The 51-unit Geoge Besaw mixed-use apartment building in Northwest Portland recently sold for $23.6 million. (Courtesy of Kidder Matthews)
The 51-unit George Besaw mixed-use apartment building in Northwest Portland recently sold for $23.6 million. (Courtesy of )

C.E. John Co. has sold the 51-unit George Besaw building in Northwest Portland for $23.625 million.

The mixed-use development at Northwest 23rd Avenue and Savier Street was completed in 2018. C.E. John Co., of Vancouver, Washington, was the developer.

“There are only so many properties located in A+ locations, and with its iconic location at NW 23rd Avenue and NW Savier Street, The George Besaw fits that bill,” Kidder Mathews Executive Vice President Clay Newton stated in a news release. “It’s rewarding to be a part of a sale like this, especially with such great parties involved on both sides of the transaction.”

The Alphabet District building has three floors of apartments in studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom configurations over ground-floor retail space occupied by tenants including Pine State Biscuits, Life of Pie, Moberi and The Barbers.

designed the building.

Kidder Mathews represented the seller. In addition to Newton, Jordan Carter and Tyler Linn were involved in the transaction. The buyer’s identity was not immediately available in Multnomah County records. Newton said the buyer was a “small, family office in Washington.”



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