6455 NE Columbia Boulevard is a 10,000-square-foot repair facility, approximately 12,000 square feet of enclosed storage, and approximately 3,600 square feet of office space. Designed especially for those in construction, logging, crushing, or truck repair, in Portland, Oregon.
The available space is equipped with two heavy-duty overhead cranes, three jib cranes, multiple welding stations, and an on-site fuel dock. The shop has one (1) 12- by 12-foot door and nine (9) oversized 18- by -18-foot drive-through doors offering easy access for both large and small products, with a shared outside loading dock included. The office wing has eight private offices, a conference room, reception, break areas, and multiple restrooms, designed to support both admin, sales, and field operations under one roof.
The office has new exterior windows, heating, an AC system, and carpet. The entire building is currently being fitted with new LED lighting. In addition, the office and parts areas are being resurfaced with new tile and paint. The bathrooms are being remodeled with new cabinets, paint, and flooring.
This property sits on an approximate 4-acre lot, allowing for equipment and vehicle storage, truck maneuverability, and outdoor yard space. With approximately 200-by-96 feet of frontage display area on NE Columbia Boulevard, users can take advantage of the high visibility to display products and advertise their business via monument signage.
Situated between Interstate 5 and 205, two of the West Coast’s key distribution and transit arteries. Located on Portland’s bustling Machinery Row corridor, the building sits approximately 3 miles from Portland International Airport. Due to this adjacency, the area is a magnet for major logistics, trucking, and distribution users, with neighbors including John Deere, Kobelco, Takeuchi Construction Equipment, and Kenworth, Mack, and Volvo Trucks. Whether your business offers sales and repairs of construction, logging, crushing, large trucks, or vehicle fleet, this property location delivers the infrastructure and potential to meet your needs.
Jeff Simonson
Oregon Tractor