Holland Partners sells Lloyd District apartments for $48.63M
CBRE announced today that Chicago-based Waterton Associates LLC has purchased the Axcess 15 Apartments, located at 1500 N.E. 15th Ave., from Holland Partners Group.
Mass. REIT buys Salem office building for $31M
Government Properties Income Trust, a Newton, Mass.-based real estate investment trust, has purchased a large government office building in Salem for $30.9 million.
Menashe buys $6.3M industrial office in Hillsboro
Portland-based Menashe Properties is jumping on what it feels is a hot market. The company has purchased a three-building, 85,000-square-foot, multitenant industrial property in the Sunset Corridor of Hillsboro for $6.3 million. The facility is located between 2240 and 2260 N.E. Griffin Oaks St., just across the street from the Intel Jones campus.
Safeway tenanted Museum Place property sells for $55M
Los Angeles-based AEW Capital Management, as CPT Museum Place LLC, has purchased the Museum Place property in downtown Portland for $55 million.
San Francisco firm purchases Wilsonville apartments
San Francisco-based Fowler Property Acquisitions, LLC has purchased a 126-unit apartment complex in Wilsonville for $10.7 million.
Commerce Building in downtown Portland sold, to change name
A team including Steve Rosenbaum, CEO of the ad agency Pop Art, as well as brothers and property managers Brian and Brandon Anderson, purchased the Commerce Building from the Chiu 1981 Revocable Trust for $4 million. Both Rosenbaum’s firm, and the company that the Andersons work for, Pivot Property Management, will both occupy spaces in the building
Honolulu firm buys 2 Hillsboro industrial buildings for $5.3M
Honolulu-based Watumull Properties has purchased two Hillsboro industrial buildings, bringing the company’s Portland real-estate holding to more than two million square feet.
2 Beaverton apartments sell for $53.9M
A couple of LLCs owned by Clyde Holland of the Vancouver-based Holland Residential, has purchased two apartment buildings in Beaverton for a combined price of $53.9 million.
Metro makes $2.2M natural area purchase
The Portland area’s regional government Metro today purchased 181 acres of land near Oregon City to be preserved and protected as a natural area. The $2.2 million investment, which came from funds out of a $227.4 million natural areas bond passed by voters in 2006, will protect land at Canemah Bluff, an area formed by ancient lava flows and carved by the force of the Missoula floods. Metro now o[...]
Dynagraphics Building in the Pearl sells for $3.3M
The Pearl District’s Dynagraphics building, which was used by the company for large-format printing, is being converted to a mixed-use building with a restaurant, a brewery and office space.
$92M Lloyd District property portfolio bought by California company
The same real estate investment trust that purchased downtown Portland’s First & Main building for $129 million has announced plans to purchase a slew of buildings in the Lloyd District for $92 million.
Gerding Edlen acquires Seattle Property
Gerding Edlen Development has acquired a property near Seattle University where it will build a mixed-use development, the company announced Wednesday.
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