01.02.2020

Licensed in the State of Washington

2839 SW 2nd Avenue Portland OR, 97201503.222.1655 (ph) www.reig.com

570 - 4,674 SF RETAIL SPACE

Licensed in the State of Washington

2839 SW 2nd Avenue, Portland OR, 972015 0 3 . 2 2 2 . 1 6 5 5 - w w w . R E I G . c o m

01.02.2020

George N. Diamond503.222.2178

gdiamond@reig.com

Nicholas G. Diamond5 0 3 . 2 2 2 . 2 6 5 5

ndiamond@reig.com

Michelle D. Rozakis5 0 3 . 2 2 2 . 1 1 9 5

m r oz a k i s @ r e i g. c o m

HOTEL INDIGO RETAIL

AT

A QUALITY DEVELOPMENT BY:

SITUATED ON THE EAST SIDE OF THE NEW WATERFRONT VANCOUVER DEVELOPMENT: 138 HOTEL UNITS, 40 CONDOS AND SPACE FOR RETAIL • RESTAURANT • BAKERY/COFFEE

138 HOTEL UNITS40 LUXURY CONDOS

WATERFRONTVANCOUVERWELCOMES:

Jorge’s Latin American Cuisine

The Daily Catch

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HOTEL INDIGO

RETAIL

COLUMBIA WAY

WATERFRONT WAY

ESTH

ER ST.

REC

EPTI

ON

RETAIL 1 2,538 SF (1,904 SF + 634 SF MEZZ.)

RETAIL 2 4,674 SF (3,506 SF + 1,168 SF MEZZ.)

RETAIL 3 El Gaucho

RETAIL 4 Naked Winery

RETAIL 5 570 SF

AVA I L A B L E : 5 7 0 - 4 , 6 74 S F

DEL IVERING Q4 2020

LEASED

AVAILABLE

LEASEDRETAIL 1

NORTHWEST STEAKHOUSE5th wa location

FLAGSHIP TENANT:

RETAIL 12,538 SF

(1,904 SF + 634 SF mezzANINE

RETA

IL 5

570

SF

RETAIL 24,674 SF

(3,506 SF + 1,168 SF mezzANINE)

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HOTEL INDIGO

RETAILHOTEL INDIGO

RETAIL

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RETAIL 4LEASED

COLUMBIA WAYESTHER STREET

NORTHEAST PERSPECTIVE

R E T A I L F R O N T A G E A L O N G E S T H E R S T, C O L U M B I A W A Y & W A T E R F O N T W A Y

I D E A L S P A C E S F O R R E T A I L , R E S T A U R A N T, B A K E R Y A N D S P E C I A LT Y U S E S

RETAIL 12,538 SF

RETAIL 24,674 SF

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HOTEL INDIGO

RETAIL32 ACRES • $1.5 BILLION

PHASE I DELIVERED FALL 2018THE WATERFRONT

V A N C O U V E R , W A

LIVE • SHOP • DINE • WORK • STAY • PLAY

A stunning new development built around Grant Street Pier coupled with the picturesque Columbia River in the backdrop.A vibrant community designed to bring nature, work, and leisure together. Creative offices and chic abodes are steps away to

upscale and exciting dining venues paired with a mixture of retail shops and boutiques.

Flagship restaurant buildings nestle behind the $35 Million Waterfront Park complete with gorgeous riverfront views and professionally-designed landscaping and art installations - steps from Hotel Indigo and the Kirkland Tower Condominiums.

This is where work and life are in perfect balance. This is the Vancouver Waterfront.

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HOTEL INDIGO

RETAIL

KIRKLAND TOWER

L U X U R Y

C O N D O M I N I U M S

THE MURDOCKREDIVIVA

RIVERWEST

Grant Street

Pier

Waterfront Park

Jorge’s Latin American CuisineThe Daily Catch SEPTEMBER 2019

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HOTEL INDIGO

RETAIL

SEPTEMBER 2019

BLOCK 1 - PHASE III DEVELOPMENT

BLOCK 2 - PHASE III DEVELOPMENT

THE MURDOCKREDIVIVA

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HOTEL INDIGO

RETAILTHE WATERFRONT (JANUARY 2020)

DEVELOPMENT MAP

BLOCK 20• Jackson Sq. Properties • 248 Apartment Units

BLOCK 16• Proposed 14-Story Bldg.• 80 Condominium Units

32 ACRES • $1.5 BILLIONPHASE I DELIVERED FALL 2018

PHASE I NOW OPEN - PHASE II UNDER CONSTRUCTION

A stunning development built around Grant Street Pier with the picturesque Columbia River in the backdrop. A designed community that brings nature, work and leisure together. A place where creative offices and chic abodes are steps away from exciting dining venues paired with a mixture of retail shops and boutiques

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HOTEL INDIGO

RETAIL14k

16k

THE WATERFRONT VANCOUVER DEVELOPMENT

27k

5k5k

13k

12k

14k

15k

14k

119k

120k

10k

14kNORTHWEST

PACKING

AGRICULTUREDEPARTMENT

AMTRAK STATIONVANCOUVER

VANCOUVERFIRE DEPARTMENT

ESTHER SHORT PARK

DEPARTMENT OFTRANSPORTATION

PROVIDENCEACADEMY

VANCOUVERLIBRARY

VANCOUVERPOLICE

AMERICANRED CROSS

FORT VANCOUVERHISTORIC SITE

PEARSON FIELD AIRPORT

VANCOUVERCITY HALL

CLARK COUNTYCOURTHOUSE

CLARK COUNTYSHERIFF

CLARK COUNTYPUBLIC SERVICES

THE COLUMBIAN

HILTON

VANCOUVERWAREHOUSE &DISTRIBUTION

SITE LOCATION & AREA

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HOTEL INDIGO

RETAIL

VANCOUVERVIBE OF

Today’s Vancouver, Washington area is a delightfully

progressive and cosmopolitan Pacific Northwest center

located at the junction of the Willamette and Columbia

rivers.

From its humble beginnings processing forest products,

Vancouver has evolved into a bustling center for the

knowledge economy. Companies like HP, Intel, and

Autodesk have offices in the area, known as the Silicon

Forest, and continues to grow as more businesses

continue to move to the area.  

In 1997, the city of Vancouver decided to dedicate the

next 15–20 years to redeveloping and revitalizing the

downtown core, west of I-5 and south of Evergreen

Boulevard. The first projects started in the early 2000s

with the construction of many tall condominium

structures around Esther Short park

13

VANCOUVER CITY HALL

CRUISING THE GUT

VANCOUVER CONVENTION CENTER

ESTHER SHORT PARK

COLUMBIA RIVER BRIDGE

PEARSON AIR FIELD

ESTHER SHORT PARK

VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON CITY LIBRARY

COLUMBIA RIVER RENAISSANCE TRAIL

VANCOUVER FARMERS MARKET

VANCOUVERVIBE OF

Today’s Vancouver, Washington area is a delightfully

progressive and cosmopolitan Pacific Northwest center

located at the junction of the Willamette and Columbia

rivers.

From its humble beginnings processing forest products,

Vancouver has evolved into a bustling center for the

knowledge economy. Companies like HP, Intel, and

Autodesk have offices in the area, known as the Silicon

Forest, and continues to grow as more businesses

continue to move to the area.  

In 1997, the city of Vancouver decided to dedicate the

next 15–20 years to redeveloping and revitalizing the

downtown core, west of I-5 and south of Evergreen

Boulevard. The first projects started in the early 2000s

with the construction of many tall condominium

structures around Esther Short park

13

VANCOUVER CITY HALL

CRUISING THE GUT

VANCOUVER CONVENTION CENTER

ESTHER SHORT PARK

COLUMBIA RIVER BRIDGE

PEARSON AIR FIELD

ESTHER SHORT PARK

VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON CITY LIBRARY

COLUMBIA RIVER RENAISSANCE TRAIL

VANCOUVER FARMERS MARKET

Today’s Vancouver, Washington area is a delightfully prog res-sive and cosmopolitan Pacific Northwest center located at the

junction of the Wilamette and Columbia Rivers.

From its humble beginnings processing forest products, Vancou-ver has evolved into a bustling center for the knowledge economy. Companies like HP, Intel, and Autodesk have of fices in the area,

known as the Silicon Forest, and continues to g row as more businesses

continue to move to the area.

In 1997, the city of Vancouver decided to dedicate the next 15–20 years to redeveloping and revitaliz-ing the downtown core, west of I-5 and south of Everg reen Boulevard.

The first projects started in the early 2000s with the construction of

many tall condominium structures around Esther Short park.

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VANCOUVER, WA

PORTLAND, OR

CLARK CO.WASHINGTON

MULTNOMAH CO.OREGONWASHINGTON CO.

OREGON

TRADE AREAVANCOUVER, WAPORTLAND, OR

POPULATION

2010

2015

% Growth

425,363

459,495

8%

735,332

790,294

7.5%

529,712

574,326

8.4%

CLARK CO.WASHINGTON

MULTNOMAH CO.OREGON

WASHINGTON CO.OREGON

GEOGRAPHY

Population per SQ Mile

Land Area in SQ Miles

676.2

629

1704.9

431.3

731.4

724.23

CLARK CO.WASHINGTON

MULTNOMAH CO.OREGON

WASHINGTON CO.OREGON

POPULATION BY RACE

White

Black

Asian

Hispanic

Other

80.5%

2.2%

4.6%

8.7%

4%

71.5%

5.7%

7.2%

11.2%

4.4%

67.6%

2.2%

9.9%

16.3%

4%

CLARK CO.WASHINGTON

MULTNOMAH CO.OREGON

WASHINGTON CO.OREGON

The Portland metro Area nears 2.4 million residents, growing by 41,000 last year. Newcomers continue to lead the way, with the region ranking 13th among US metro areas in the largest increase of new residents moving from elsewhere in the US. This continued growth demonstrates that our region is a desirable place to live and a competitive place to work.