1632 NW Thurman St

1632 NW Thurman Street sits at the northern edge of Portland's Pearl District, with direct street frontage and quick access to the Fremont Bridge/I-405 interchange. The surrounding blocks are dense with apartments and condos, feeding steady foot traffic to nearby restaurants and retailers like Lucky Labrador Beer Hall, AFURI Ramen, Besaw's, New Seasons Market, and Trader Joe's. The area also scores strongly for walkability, biking, and transit access, and sits close to The Fields Park, fitness studios, and entertainment venues like Cinema 21. For a food or beverage concept, the site pairs an established commercial kitchen build-out with a neighborhood that already supports a strong restaurant scene.1632 NW Thurman Street offers a 5,000 SF freestanding building in Portland's Pearl District, improved with a fully built-out restaurant and commercial kitchen. 1,650 SF of front-of-house space and 3,350 SF of kitchen/production space, with polished concrete floors, high ceilings, a Type 1 hood system, grease trap, walk-in cooler/freezer, and three roll-up garage doors. Zoned IG1 (General Industrial), the building also supports light industrial, production, or creative/flex uses. The site offers direct street frontage and quick access to the Fremont Bridge/I-405 interchange. It sits in a dense, walkable pocket of the Pearl District near multifamily housing, established restaurants, and daily retail. With renovated infrastructure already in place, a buyer or tenant avoids significant TI costs and can move a new concept forward quickly.1632 NW Thurman Street offers a 5,000 SF freestanding building in Portland's Pearl District, improved with a fully built-out restaurant and commercial kitchen. 1,650 SF of front-of-house space and 3,350 SF of kitchen/production space, with polished concrete floors, high ceilings, a Type 1 hood system, grease trap, walk-in cooler/freezer, and three roll-up garage doors. Zoned IG1 (General Industrial), the building also supports light industrial, production, or creative/flex uses. The site offers direct street frontage and quick access to the Fremont Bridge/I-405 interchange. It sits in a dense, walkable pocket of the Pearl District near multifamily housing, established restaurants, and daily retail. With renovated infrastructure already in place, a buyer or tenant avoids significant TI costs and can move a new concept forward quickly.