Industrial Space Overview
2451 NW 28th Ave offers a remarkable opportunity for businesses seeking industrial space in a prime location. With a total of 35,050 square feet, this property features expansive office and assembly areas, including private offices and conference rooms. The space is currently divided between two tenants, with the larger tenant vacating in September 2025, allowing for flexible leasing options. Recent renovations have enhanced the property, making it a modern and efficient workspace. The property is situated on 0.84 acres and includes 2 dock-high doors and 2 grade doors, providing excellent access for logistics and operations. The 22-foot clear height and heavy industrial zoning further enhance its suitability for a variety of industrial uses.
Core Specifications
Building Size: 35,050 SF
Lot Size: 0.84 AC
Year Built/Renovated: 1928/2018
Construction Type: Masonry
Zoning: IH - Heavy Industrial
Lot Size: 0.84 AC
Year Built/Renovated: 1928/2018
Construction Type: Masonry
Zoning: IH - Heavy Industrial
Building Features
- 22' clear height for versatile usage
- Heavy Industrial zoning allows for a variety of business operations
- Recent renovations including new heating and lighting in the warehouse
Loading & Access
- 2 dock-high doors for easy loading and unloading
- 2 grade doors for additional access
- 14 on-site parking stalls
Utilities & Power
Phase 3 power is available, ensuring sufficient energy supply for industrial operations.
Location & Connectivity
2451 NW 28th Ave is strategically located in a highly-coveted area of Central NW Portland, providing excellent access to major roads and highways. The property is well-connected to public transit options, enhancing accessibility for employees and clients alike.
Strategic Location Highlights
- Proximity to major highways for efficient transportation
- Central location in a vibrant business district
- Access to a skilled workforce in the Portland area
Extras
Renovation potential exists for further customization to meet specific business needs.
