Prime 82nd Avenue positioning with public-investment tailwinds. The property fronts SE 82nd Avenue, one of Portland’s key northsouth arterials, providing high visibility and easy access for tow and delivery vehicles. A city program of safety and streetscape upgrades is expected to enhance the corridor’s quality over time.
Hard-to-replicate collision site on an infill corridor. The ±21,822 SF facility on ±1.30 acres offers deep lot depth, maneuvering area, and ample parking. These attributes are scarce along 82nd Avenue due to parcel fragmentation, zoning limits, and few large-format sites.
Durable cash flow with built-in growth. Contractual annual rent increases, including 3% on the building and CPI-based adjustments on the parking area, create predictable, compounding NOI and support a natural hedge against inflation.
Hands-off, passive ownership. The true NNN structure places day-today expenses and repairs on the tenant, resulting in minimal landlord involvement and a low management burden.
Category leader and essential-service demand. Caliber Collision is the nation’s largest collision repair operator with strong brand recognition. Collision repair is a needs-based service supported by rising vehicle complexity, including ADAS and EV platforms, which favors well-capitalized, professionally run shops.
Local industry fundamentals support tenancy. Portland continues to attract multi-shop operator expansion, Oregon shop labor rates have been rising, and the region maintains a pipeline of trained technicians. These factors support revenue capture and operational stability for
scaled operators.
Corporate momentum and governance signal. Caliber’s parent confidentially filed for an IPO in 2025, indicating scale and readiness for public-company discipline and capital access. This development generally supports long-term brand durability and landlord confidence.