Portland Condo: The John Ross
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The Pacifica Condos are a mid-rise building on the Willamett River, just north of the Pearl District. They have high end, high quality finishes, but the reason to buy a condo at Pacifica is because you want an amazing view of the river. The Pacifica seems to be a condo for a more laid-back buyer. No hussle bustle of the Pearl District, just peaceful riverside living. The downside to the Pacifica is it is not as accessible to shopping and the streetcar.
August 21, 2010 Leave a Comment
Sunrose Condos in Portland Oregon
As of December 11, 2010, there were 13 condos for sale at the Sunrose. The prices ranged from $225,000 to $400,000 and the sizes ranged from 742sf to 1337 sf. The average list price was $306,538 and the average list price per square foot was $296. In the past 6 months, 7 units have sold at an average sale price of $318,875 and at an average of $296/sq ft.
I recently had the opportunity to preview the Sunrose condominiums at the corner of Burnside and 28th Ave in Portland, Oregon. I must admit that this is one of my favorite neighborhoods in Portland because of its walkability and great access to downtown, Lloyd Center, Fred Meyer, Whole Foods Market, I-84 and great restaurants on 28th Ave.
The Condos are very contemporary and attractive. The exterior is a unique boxy looking design that reminds me of mid-century architecture. The interiors are very stark with hardwood floors, ultra modern kitchens and bathrooms, huge windows and that’s it. No other architectural details… very minimalist.
The prices at Sunrose seemed to be a little cheaper than the Pearl District, but a little more than the south waterfront. Makes sense. The Pearl is awesome, right downtown, close to art galleries, martini bars, great restaurants, Whole Foods Market, parks, fountains, the river etc. Whereas, the south waterfront hasn’t grown up yet. It is full of condos, but the retail hasn’t filled up yet.