Welcome to Avenue Lofts!
The Avenue Lofts building has a unique place in our City’s history. Built in 1923 as the Meier & Frank warehouse, it was visited by generations of Portland families. In 2004, Robert Ball converted the former department store warehouse into 166 authentic lofts. The Avenue Lofts has the distinction of being named to the National Register of Historic Places.
Location of Avenue Lofts
1400 NW Irving St, Portland, OR 97209
Avenue is on the western end of the Pearl surrounded by historic brick warehouses and modern loft buildings. A few blocks to the east and you're in the heart of the Pearl. A few blocks to the West and you're in the Alphabet District. And to the south is downtown and the cultural district.
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About Avenue Lofts
The lofts at Avenue feature elements of the classic industrial warehouse – concrete columns, extra-large windows and high ceilings – but are updated with elegant birds-eye style maple floors, designer kitchens, stainless steel appliances and European lighting.
The building has many amenities. It offers a fitness center, secure, covered parking, a dramatic open-air atrium, and a pedestrian-only street made with Belgian cobblestone. Tax freeze expired in September 2015. |
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Avenue Amenities
Like most loft buildings, The Avenue doesn't have a lot of resident amenities in the building, but that's a good thing because it keeps the HOA dues lower than comparable condo buildings in the area.
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Building Statistics
Year Built: 1923
Stories: 7 Style: Warehouse Loft Neighborhood: West Pearl Developer: Robert Ball Architects/Interiors: Sera Architects Builder: Howard S Wright Construction Rental Cap? Yes - 30% (there is a wait list) Minimum Rental: 30 days |
