516 Morrison St Portland, OR 97212
The Weatherly Building, a striking 12-story mixed-use property at 516 SE Morrison St, Portland, OR 97212, offers exceptional office and retail opportunities in Multnomah County. This historic building boasts 7,906 total square feet, with 5,680 square feet currently vacant, divisible into spaces ranging from 345 to 4,162 contiguous square feet. The building features three total suites, ideal for a variety of businesses. Conveniently located at the gateway to Portland's Central Eastside, adjacent to the Morrison Bridge, and with easy access to I-5 and I-84, this location provides unparalleled connectivity to the downtown core. On-site parking is available with hourly, daily, and monthly options, offering convenience for tenants and their clients. Recent renovations include a completely updated lobby and building improvements, enhancing the appeal and functionality of the ground floor commercial spaces. High ceilings and expansive windows throughout the building provide abundant natural light and a spacious feel. This is a unique chance to secure prime commercial space in a vibrant and well-connected Portland location.
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Tranxition Corporation (Bike/Boat/Book/etc) Store Corporate Office
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Wendy L. Campbell, PsyD Physician Medical Clinic
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Adams Wendi Physician Medical Clinic
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Angelina Ramos-Marchand, Psy.D. Physician Medical Clinic
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Kristy R. Baker, PsyD Physician Medical Clinic
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