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The Quad at Skyline Ridge is a Class A office and clean industrial building located in scenic Bend, OR.

It is located on Bend’s west side adjacent to the new OSU-Cascades college campus. The entire building is being completely remodeled and will feature glass entries to most suites, a catwalk on the second floor, Ben Hull custom artwork and furniture, and Class A modern finishes throughout.

The Quad is comprised of Class A office and high- quality industrial suites. The building features a mix of executive offices and full size office suites between 198 - 5,421 SF with an architecturally pleasing common area hallway and entrance, kitchen, lunch room and elevator. Suites and executive offices can be combined in a number of creative ways to create a custom footprint based on the needs of the user.

The majority of the executive offices have access to a private second floor balcony. The building NNN fees will be in alignment with other similar Class A office buildings in the area.

Occupancy for the industrial suites is available immediately and the office spaces will be ready January 1, 2021.

The building is well parked and has plenty of power making it an ideal choice for modern day tech companies who need both office space for their headquarters and industrial space for research and development and operations.

SUITE LOCATION RSF RATE 125 1ST FLOOR 426 $750/MO. GROSS

210 2ND FLOOR 514 LEASED

220 2ND FLOOR 728 $2,995/MO. GROSS 230 2ND FLOOR 520 $1,795/MO. GROSS 240 2ND FLOOR 364 $1,295/MO. GROSS 250 2ND FLOOR 255 $995/MO. GROSS

290 2ND FLOOR 198 LEASED

EXECUTIVE OFFICES

SUITE LOCATION RSF RATE 145 1ST FLOOR 22,707 $0.85/SF/MO. NNN

175 1ST FLOOR 6,932 LEASED

FLEX/INDUSTRIAL (IL)

SUITE LOCATION RSF RATE 100 1ST FLOOR 5,421 $1.75/SF/MO. NNN 110 1ST FLOOR 2,166 $2.10/SF/MO. NNN 115 1ST FLOOR 8,824 $2.00/SF/MO. NNN 120 1ST FLOOR 2,420 $1.85/SF/MO. NNN 130 1ST FLOOR 3,120 $1.85/SF/MO. NNN 135 1ST FLOOR 2,261 $1.50/SF/MO. NNN 140 1ST FLOOR 4,220 $1.75/SF/MO. NNN 200 2ND FLOOR 5,043 $1.85/SF/MO. NNN 260 2ND FLOOR 2,126 $2.00/SF/MO. NNN 270 2ND FLOOR 3,979 $2.00/SF/MO. NNN 280 2ND FLOOR 3,761 $2.00/SF/MO. NNN

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7 SUITE LOCATION RSF RATE

125 1ST FLOOR 426 $750/MO. GROSS

210 2ND FLOOR 514 LEASED

220 2ND FLOOR 728 $2,995/MO. GROSS 230 2ND FLOOR 520 $1,795/MO. GROSS 240 2ND FLOOR 364 $1,295/MO. GROSS 250 2ND FLOOR 255 $995/MO. GROSS

290 2ND FLOOR 198 LEASED

SUITE LOCATION RSF RATE 145 1ST FLOOR 22,707 $0.85/SF/MO. NNN

175 1ST FLOOR 6,932 LEASED

Address 1777 SW Chandler Ave., Bend, OR

Tax Lot 181206C001800

Parcel Size 9.78 AC

Zoning MU – Mixed Urban

Total Rentable SF 80,606

Year Built 2000

Number Of Stories 2

Parking Ratio 3:1,000 (unassigned)

Office Class A

Approved Uses for Office Suites

Offices and clinics, government offices, retail sales and service, restaurants, broadcasting studio, institution of higher education, and production businesses

PROPERTY INFORMATION

TOTAL EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR REMODEL

UNDERWAY

PRIME WEST SIDE LOCATION NEAR OSU-CASCADES

SITUATED IN THE HEART OF BEND’S OUTDOOR

MECCA

EASY ACCESS TO RESTAURANTS AND SHOPS

ALONG CENTURY DRIVE

INDUSTRIAL/FLEX SPACE IN THE HEART OF BEND’S

WEST SIDE

3 FULL KITCHENETTES WITH BARSTOOL SEATING

AND LOUNGE AREAS

STUNNING VIEWS FROM THE SECOND FLOOR

NEAR GREAT HIKING TRAILS, THE CASCADE LAKES AND

MT. BACHELOR

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APPEALING WEST SIDE LOCATION

The Quad at Skyline Ridge is ideally located on Bend’s desirable west side, where people want to live, work and explore. There is a great business mix in this area including other tech centers and coworking spaces making collaboration easy in this sector. OSU-Cascades is 1/4 mile from The Quad with shops and restaurants just beyond on Century Drive. Mt Bachelor and Phil’s Trailhead are a short drive away for outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy.

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BURGEONING AREA

The Milken Institute ranked the Bend Metro as the Best Performing Small City in the nation in 2019 for the fourth consecutive year. The report cites unmatched five-year job and wage growth, strong high-tech performance and substantial investment in its knowledge economy with the Oregon State University-Cascades Innovation Co-Lab, an incubator and educational resource for entrepreneurs. The Bend Metro boasts a 3.6% unemployment rate and projected job growth of 55.7%, compared to a national average of just 33.5%, over the next ten years.

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BEND, OREGON

With a population of 94,500, Bend is the seventh- largest city in Oregon and the largest city in Central Oregon, serving as its de facto commercial, recreation and social center. Situated on the eastern edge of the Cascade Range along the Deschutes River, Bend joins forested mountain highlands and high desert plateaus, offering a diverse range of scenery and outdoor activities while offering relatively convenient access to major West Coast Metropolitan Areas.

LIFESTYLE DESTINATION

Bend has a deserved reputation for attracting lifestyle migrants – urban dwellers seeking amenities typically associated with larger metropolitan areas but also outdoor recreational pursuits, a beautiful setting and an accessible community feeling. As such, the city attracts families and entrepreneurs from all the West Coast metro areas as well as other major population centers. The city has been adopted as a gateway for many outdoor sports, including mountain biking, skiing and snowboarding, dog sled racing, fishing, hiking, rock climbing, white-water rafting and golf. Bend also offers a thriving arts and culture scene, and the city’s beer brewing industry and restaurants are a draw for tourists and locals alike.

Skiing at Mt. Bachelor

Downtown Bend

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JOB GROWTH

Projected by 2024

18%

IN-MIGRATION

7,000

New residents per year

TOURISM

Visitors come every year

4.5M

BEND, OREGON SUBMARKET

DEVELOPMENT

Economically, Bend started as a logging town in 1904, but began a transition to a more varied, sustainable economy in the 1980’s when it became apparent that the lumber mills would no longer be vital. However, those mills which were such a vital part of Bend history have been renovated and turned into Bend’s most popular shopping and dining desitinations, the Old Mill District and the Box Factory.

Unlike resort communities such as Aspen or Jackson Hole, Bend’s lifestyle and quality workforce is a draw for many successful companies in the aviation, manufacturing, renewable energy, high-tech, healthcare and recreation equipment sectors. Many of Bend’s companies are owner-operated and in the small to midsize range, typically with 10 to 50 employees. Some of the area’s top employers include St.

Charles Health System, Les Schwab, Facebook, Sony, G5 Search Marketing, Laird Superfood, Deschutes Brewery, Hydro Flask, and Lonza (formerly Bend Research). These companies provide solid employment and bring in vital traded-sector dollars to Bend’s economy.

A driving force for our economic performance is a collaborative and inclusive entrepreneurial community. This is supported via the number of new business registrations, which has outpaced far larger cities. Bend registered one new business for every 26 residents in 2018 - nearly twice the state average. (SOURCE: EDCO Central Oregon Profile)

BEST PERFORMING SMALL CITIES IN THE US

Milken Institute

#1

2016, 2017, 2018 & 2019

BEST PLACES TO LIVE IN THE US

New York Post

#8

2016

FASTEST POPULATION GROWTH IN THE U.S.

U.S. Census

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CENTRAL OREGON

Central Oregon has led Oregon’s population growth over the last two decades and continues to be one of the fastest growing areas of the country. For ten consecutive years Central Oregon has led the state in job growth, creating a region that is characterized by dynamic small businesses and entrepreneurial activity. The area boasts strong clusters in high technology (software, hardware and energy), advanced manufacturing, biosciences, renewable energy, brewing and distilling, value-added food products and recreation equipment.

For most residents Central Oregon is a lifestyle choice, offering a friendly environment, year-round recreation options and world-class amenities. The region is served by Roberts Field, a commercial airport offering service at Redmond Municipal Airport.

ECONOMY

Central Oregon has a reputation for welcoming new and relocating businesses without sacrificing workforce, talent, quality healthcare, transportation or infrastructure. A driving force behind the region’s economic performance is a collaborative and inclusive entrepreneurial community, demonstrated by the high number of new business registrations, which outpaces far larger cities. Bend, Oregon registered one new business for every 26 residents in 2018 – nearly twice the state average.

Given its size, Central Oregon boasts a high number of community resources and assets available to new and growing businesses, including the largest angel conference in the West, the Bend Venture Conference.

Additionally, Oregon’s overall business costs rank significantly lower than its neighbors to the north and south. Average electricity rates, natural gas rates, state and local sales tax rates and business tax climates in particular are significantly lower than other states in the Pacific Northwest.

Redmond Municipal Airport

Redmond Municipal Airport provides commercial air service with daily non-stop

flights to Denver, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Portland, San Francisco, Salt Lake City,

Seattle and Chicago via carriers American, Alaska, Allegiant, Delta, Sun Country,

United and United Express. The airport is undergoing a $5.2 million expansion

to meet the rising demand for transit in and out of the region.

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LIFESTYLE

Central Oregon offers a rare mix of city amenities and restful isolation, including the slower speed of a small town with a medical community and infrastructure not normally seen in a region of its size. Additionally, Central Oregon residents maintain a work/life balance that is difficult to achieve elsewhere.

EDUCATION

Central Oregon is well-recognized for its high level of education, with some of the best K-12 public schools in the nation. Additionally, the region’s higher education opportunities abound. From Oregon State University-Cascades’ recent expansion to Central Oregon Community College’s four campuses in the region, there are opportunities for all to obtain a quality education.

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1 Mile 3 Miles 5 Miles Bend, OR

2019 Population 5,071 52,441 101,381 94,911

2019 Daytime Population 8,922 61,441 107,844 104,363

2024 Population 5,686 58,407 112,839 105,886

2010-2018 Growth Rate 1.17% 2.20% 2.26% 2.34%

2018-2023 Growth Rate 2.32% 2.18% 2.16% 2.21%

2019 Median Age 43.4 38.6 39.1 38.6

2019 Households 2,117 21,648 41,261 38,827

2024 Households 2,362 24,011 45,784 43,174

2010-2018 Growth Rate 0.84% 2.04% 2.14% 2.18%

2018-2023 Growth Rate 2.21% 2.09% 2.10% 2.15%

2019 Avg. Household Size 2.39 2.41 2.44 2.42

2019 Avg. Household Income $122,481 $93,886 $87,764 $87,676 2019 Med. Household Income $90,393 $67,346 $66,289 $66,149

2019 Per Capita Income $51,528 $38,638 $35,784 $35,831

2019 Avg. Home Value $669,535 $504,150 $466,616 $461,724

2019 Housing Units 2,550 24,960 46,378 43,554

2019 Vacant Housing Units 433 3,312 5,117 4,727

2019 Owner Occupied Units 1,354 12,765 24,610 22,715

2019 Renter Occupied Units 763 8,883 16,651 16,112

2019 Population Age 18+ 4,017 40,941 79,335 74,040

High School Diploma 284 4,475 11,192 10,045

Bachelor’s Degree 1,380 11,719 19,880 19,016

Graduate/Professional Degree 1,029 6,707 11,225 10,539

2019 Businesses 493 4,017 5,736 5,584

2019 Employees 5,303 33,227 53,530 53,636

2019 Unemployment Rate 4.8% 3.2% 3.4% 3.3%

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DAN KEMP, CCIM

Partner, Broker Direct 541.848.4076 Cell 541.550.8413

dkemp@compasscommercial.com

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Broker

Direct 541.848.4054 Cell 541.915.5669

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