The 10,000-square-foot food hall will span the entire ground floor of the 1886 United Carriage and Baggage Transfer Building and will bring nine, big-name Portland restaurants, bakeries and more together under its skylit roof. Read the full article on oregonlive.com »
Two years in the making, Portland is soon to get its first indoor food hall this fall. Pine Street Market — a 10,000-square-foot space that will house nine small restaurants, plus 20,000 square feet of office space — is slated for a late fall or early winter opening at Southwest Second Avenue and Pine Street. [...]
Under Armour’s planned Portland expansion marks a clear shot across the bow of its two primary competitors. […]
Under Armour Inc. plans to fix up two city parks as part of its big Portland expansion. Read the full article on bizjournals.com »
Food halls are the country’s next big food crush. (Just don’t call ‘em food courts.) Bon Appetit plopped one from Los Angeles right on its Best New Restaurants list. The New York Times has a crush on projects that replace generic stir-fries and pudgy cinnamon rolls with cult-worthy ramen and serious tapas. Portland is getting [...]
Under Armour Inc.'s soon-to-be Portland office will be draped in glass and give passers-by a view of an indoor track that loops around the work space. Read the full article on bizjournals.com »
The historic downtown building that's being transformed into a very Portland-focused food and retail marketplace has welcomed four very Portland tenants. Read the full article on bizjournals.com »
Three new articles in the Portland Business Journal about InterUrban's new project for Under Armour: Under Armour makes bold Portland expansion, leases former YMCA » A closer look at Under Armour's new Portland site » Portland 'big winner' in Under Armour announcement »
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