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1100 & 1126 SE DIVISION ST
Jimmy's Tire & Annex
16 Suites from 416 SF - 4,910 SF
MIXED-USE BUILDING IN PORTLAND, OR
The Jimmy's Tire Building and Annex, named after its previous iteration as a tire service shop, is a beautiful example of Intrinsic's vision for repurposing yesterday's industrial buildings into mixed-use office and retail centers.
Located off SE 11th Ave and SE Division, across the street from the Ford Building, this bustling new neighborhood provides a great opportunity for small retailers. Pine State Biscuits, a tourist favorite brings walking traffic through this enclosed shopping arcade connecting 11th Ave to 12th Ave. All suites enjoy high ceilings, skylights, and glass roll-up doors.
Nearby retailers include Simply Vintage, Books with Pictures, AVIDD Boutique, Talon Gallery, Baker's Mark, TREW Gear, Virtuous Pie & Fingerbang Salon.
Vital Mixed-Use Hubs
Our buildings are vital, mixed-use hubs that thrive because their location and close proximity to other, minor-commercial properties creates a draw for local, repeat customers. By developing clusters of contiguous properties, we create a sense of community amongst our multi-tenant buildings. Developing and preserving historic buildings on tree lined sidewalks, establishing thriving communities in open public spaces and job creation are at the core of Intrinsic’s philosophy.
Intrinsic Companies is a community conscientious developer, restoring and preserving aged and underused existing building stock in Portland and Salem, OR. Providing creative office, retail and studios for artists and small/ growing businesses. Spaces available between 300- 10,000 SF with flexible lease terms.
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Austin, TX 78746
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