Portland International Airport is owned and operated by the:
Portland International Airport is owned and operated by the:
The Troutdale Reynolds Industrial Park, a 700-acre former brownfield, was revitalized by the Port and other partners to become a job center for the community.
Location: N.W. Sundial Road, Troutdale, Oregon
Benefits
Excellent transportation access:
The Troutdale Reynolds Industrial Park, a 700-acre former brownfield, was revitalized by the Port and other partners to become a job center for the community. Learn how this property has been reimagined into a mix of industrial land and natural areas.
This video by Metro shows how the Port and other partners helped bring it back to life with jobs for the community.
We own five industrial parks, three airports and four active marine terminals. Each of the properties benefit from Portland’s comprehensive transportation system of ocean shipping, transcontinental railways and highways, river barging and a domestic and international direct air service.
This 221-acre property is located adjacent to Wood Village Town Center with major large-format retailers including Lowe’s, Kohl’s and Fred Meyer.
The Troutdale Reynolds Industrial Park, a 700-acre former brownfield, was revitalized by the Port and other partners to become a job center for the community.
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