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The Apartments at 3810 more information
For those who want to experience living at the core of one of Portland’s most desirable urban neighborhoods, this beautiful apartment features all of the following and more: Secured bike storage and easy access to public transportation and neighborhood-serving businesses and services. Pet-friendly, LEED registered with U.S. Green Building Council, nonsmoking building. Personal balcony, ample windows with blinds, concrete flooring throughout, tub/shower, ceramic tile in the kitchen and bath. Electric heat and A/C, gas-heated hot water, in-unit washer/dryer, range/oven, microwave, refrigerator. Elevator and stair access, shared community courtyard. Click on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th floor layouts to get a better view of the apartments available on each level of 3810 Division.
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Portland, OR, apartment, cat, courtyard, dog, LEED, south, stormwater, Tri-Met, urbanMathei Place more information
Built in 2007, LEED certified, 3 bed/2ba home in Bellingham, WA. Available for rent July 2011-2012. The house is part of the Kulshan Community Land Trust, and a sustainable housing community. Located on bus line, minutes from trails and ocean, shopping, and schools. $1350/mo which includes all utilities as well as a landline and wireless internet.
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bellingham, bike storage, bus line, green-built, land trust, LEED, seattle, trails, Washington, United StatesIndigo@twelve|west more information
Indigo is the most sustainable luxury apartment building Portland has to offer. Offering the perfect blend of wholistic, green living and the comforts of a posh, high end lifestyle, Indigo defines what it means to be ecochic. With ecoroofing, wind turbines, and rain harvesting systems right next to roof top decks and penthouse apartments and solar hot water and transit centric living in the heart of Portland's hip new West End district- live green and live well!
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Portland, OR, 20 Minute Living, LEED, Pearl district, Platinum, Portland, Solar Hotwater, West End, Wind TurbinesReliable more information
A non-smoking property throughout, this LEED certified building on 31st and Division is a rehabbed warehouse with brand new apartments on the second floor. Reliable, our building with thirteen green apartments (combination of studio, 1-bedroom, and 2-bedroom units) is located in the middle of inner southeast Portland--a perfect place to relocate, launch life's next adventure, or enjoy the city you love.We are local residents and landlords. We love this building and poured our heart and soul into the creation of these apartments. Please call for an appointment so that we can show you the sustainable finishes, top notch construction, and contemporary design of your next home!
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Portland, OR, balcony, bike, Cesar Chavez, Clinton, community, construction, courtyard, Division, dryer, green, Hawthorne, LEED, new, one bedroom, public, Reliable, Seven Corners, studio, transit, two bedroom, urban, washerThe Raven Building more information
The Raven Building at Tri-Eagle Plaza is the first privately developed LEED Gold targeted building in the municipality of Saanich.This new three storey enviromentally sound concrete building is centrally located in Royal Oak. The building has a green roof, geoexchange heanting and cooloing system, bike storage, access to gym, on mayjor trail system and bus route and has plenty of free parking.
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geothermal, Green buidling, green roof, LEED, Royal Oak, Saanich, victoria, Victoria BC, British ColumbiaPremium Pearl Condo, 2 bdrm, 2bth in new "Green" Casey Building more information
![](http://www.greenrenter.com/files/imagecache/thumb/images/Casey_exterior.jpg "Premium Pearl Condo, 2 bdrm, 2bth in new "Green" Casey Building")
Welcome to the Casey! I am renting my condo in the Casey Condominium Building, which is ideally located in the Pearl District, Portland's urban-chic neighborhood. It blocks from Whole Foods, 24 Hour Fitness, fine dining, art galleries, boutique shopping, the highway, Max Light Rail, and Street Car. It’s a 15 minute walk to downtown, waterfront, Rose Garden, PGE Park. You will have the city at your fingertips! This 1800 sq feet, 2 bdrm, 2 bath apt is an ideal apartment for a visiting executive on a 1-2 year assignment to Portland. There is a parking space, bicycle locker, laundry, storage, deck, and concierge service. Modern appliances and amenities include wine fridge, convection oven, sub zero freezer, gas grill BBQ hook up, gas fireplace, AC, steam dryer, full size tub. The unit is available beginning of September with 1-yr lease required. Absolutely no pets and no smokers. No exceptions. http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/apa/1857813564.html
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Portland, OR, Casey, Condo, Downtown, LEED, Pearl districtThe Heritage Building more information
A well kept secret in the inner Eastside and perhaps Portland's most Sustainable commercial building.
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Portland, OR, LEED, no NNN, office, recycled water, retailFitzgibbon Glass more information
The Fitzgibbon Glass Building has been transformed into a vibrant working community consisting of six 4,300 square foot showroom spaces and 10,000 square feet of work/office spaces. Original exposed post and beam construction, 20 foot high ceilings, expansive glass overhead doors and windows give this building unique character for showroom and workspace uses. An additional second story provides one large space with 360 degree views of the city.
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Portland, OR, cool roof, daylighting, exhibition space, historic, LEEDTriangle Building more information
The Triangle Building is a fully-renovated, two-story, heavy timber and brick warehouse, offering large exposed wooden beams, and natural brick, high ceilings, and abundant natural light. The Triangle Building was built in 1900 and named for its shape - it has curved edges hugging an existing rail freight spur.
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Portland, OR, daylighting, exposed beams, historic, LEEDBalfour-Guthrie Building more information
The Balfour Guthrie Building is historic in nature and progressive in performance. Originally constructed in 1913, the stone structure has hosted a variety of tenants who have configured and used the space in a number of ways. Where once stood a production machine, however, now stands a daylit design station. The Balfour Guthrie Building's most recent tenant, Thomas Hacker Architects, Inc., redesigned the building and balanced objectives for historic preservation and sustainability by including such features as a high-efficiency heating and cooling system, exposed structural elements, and an integrated daylighting strategy among others. The design has renewed the historic integrity of the building while enhancing its performance 24% beyond energy code.
