alley24 more information

When you begin to justify your commute by thinking of I-5 as a really long driveway . . . move to Alley24. Break away from conventional design and experience living that really elevates your thinking, breathing, and style. These eco-friendly apartment homes were designed for people who want to be free from white cabinets and beige carpets, and are ready to say no to everyday car use. Located a block from REI, Alley24 is the perfect introduction to South Lake Union living. Featuring 38 different floorplans. Pet friendly!

Woodward House more information

Truly unique green home in inner southeast Division/Clinton Neighborhood with second story balcony views of the city. Featured in Natural Home magazine, Portland Tribune and the Office of Sustainable Developments' Green Home Tour 2002. $2500/month Available now!

Energy Efficient Rental Home in North Portland (Arbor Lodge) more information

Single-story 1948 ranch with classic style and charm. Home is in excellent condition - gleaming hardwood floors throughout, wood burning fireplace with original ceramic tile, freshly painted exterior and new insulated windows on front of house. Exterior walls and attic have been insulated to help save energy in winter months. Full, partially-finished basement includes laundry area with washer/dryer, plenty of storage and bonus room for workspace or game room. Nearby amenities: New Seasons Market; Arbor Lodge Park with tennis courts, off-leash area & playground; Madrona Hill & Blend coffee shops, Sal's Italian restaurant, Sagittarius café; Walgreens. Transportation Options: Trimet buses #35, 44 & 75 - just a few blocks away; MAX Yellow Line - 1 mile away; Close to multiple bike boulevards, and home has plenty of room to store bikes in attached garage or basement; I-5, Columbia Blvd, Marine Drive, Greeley and Lombard are nearby for travel by car.

The Jeffrey more information

The Jeffrey is a new six story apartment complex in Portland's West End district, three blocks north of Portland State University and across the street from Safeway. It has been built to LEED Silver standards and contains 50 studio units and 30 one-bedroom units. The building has bike storage, community rooms, secure outdoor courtyards, laundry facilities and secure access. Income restrictions apply.

200 Market Place more information

Built in 1973, 200 Market Place took on the green challenge in 1998 when Russell Development Company purchased the property and began removal of asbestos as part of the complete reconstruction of the building's interior and exterior ground level. The building has been going through constant improvements ever since.

One Waterfront Place more information

One Waterfront Place tenants will enjoy a healthy high-performance workplace that increases employee productivity, reduces operating costs and enhances employee recruitment and retention. The building offers: high ceilings with the flexibility to offer traditional "dropped" ceiling system or an open "loft" ceiling and raised floor access. Amenities include: bicycle storage, locker room w/shower facilities, work-out facility.

Brewery Block 1 more information

The Brewery Blocks, located at the former site of the Blitz-Weinhard Brewery, is a five-block project in the SW section of Portland’s vibrant, post-industrial neighborhood known as the Pearl District.

With the combination of historic preservation of the Weinhard Brewhouse and the Armory Building, and an increase in retail and commercial activity, this area has been transformed into a bustling urban neighborhood. It provides a design that is faithful to the industrial character of the former Brewery and the Pearl District, and is consistent with "environmentally friendly" sustainable development concepts. Gerding Edlen Development is excited to have transformed The Brewery Blocks into livable and usable space that will serve the community for many years to come.

Brewery Block 4 - M Financial Plaza more information

(from the Gerding Edlen website: www.gerdingedlen.com)

On Block Four, we created an active retail streetscape by building a podium with a number of flexible spaces in a range of sizes to accommodate a wide variety of potential retail tenants. To ensure that we added to the overall prosperity of the city, we focused on attracting not only emerging local merchants but also new retailers to the market. Key tenants include Anthropologie, Finn, Swahili, PF Chang’s and the Art Institute of Portland.