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Columbia Steel Site 10425 N Bloss Ave 2 - 47 Acres of Commercial Land for Lease in Portland, OR 97203

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HIGHLIGHTS

Lease Rate: $0.15/SF/mo
Rail served
Heavy natural gas

Large scale
Heavy power (on-site substation)
Brand new perimeter fence system

LOT AVAILABLE

Rental Rate	Upon Request Upon Request Upon Request Upon Request	Lot Size	2.00 - 47.00 AC
Lease Term	Negotiable

Rental Rate	Upon Request Upon Request Upon Request Upon Request
Lease Term	Negotiable
Lot Size	2.00 - 47.00 AC

$0.15 SF/Mo One-of-a-kind industrial land opportunity within the Portland Metro region for users and developers. 76.34 acres of flat industrial land, heavily paved and graded.
Once home to the oldest steel foundry west of the Mississippi River, Columbia Steel, for over 120 years, the site features heavy infrastructure, including an on-site electrical substation, rail service on a Union Pacific (UP) mainline, up to 12” natural gas service lines, and proximity to I-5, Portland, and Vancouver, WA. Electronic fencing was recently installed around the property’s perimeter.

PROPERTY OVERVIEW

One-of-a-kind industrial land opportunity within the Portland Metro region for users and developers. 76.34 acres of flat industrial land, heavily paved and graded. Once home to the oldest steel foundry west of the Mississippi River, Columbia Steel, for over 120 years, the site features heavy infrastructure, including an on-site electrical substation, rail service on a Union Pacific (UP) mainline, up to 12” natural gas service lines, and proximity to I-5, Portland, and Vancouver, WA. Electronic fencing was recently installed around the property’s perimeter.