On the listing side, our process starts developing both sellers and buyers profile. We will provide maximum exposure of your properties through several listing sources use our connections with area brokers and investors. We understand the strategic and analytical components required to accommodate 1031 exchanges, tax-advantageous dispositions and strategic movement of your capital / equity.

From a buying standpoint, our process includes developing an investor profile by discussing financing, strategy, goals and markets of interest. We will present realistic yield projections on actual opportunities illustrated on our proprietary analysis tools. We underwrite each opportunity to identify each properties highest potential, or lack thereof. By keeping financing front of mind, we can identify potential financing restrictions for those who wish to leverage their capital.

Salem, Oregon Commercial Real Estate

Salem is the capital city of the state of Oregon and also the county seat of Marion County. Salem, Oregon is situated about 46 miles SW of Portland in Oregon's Willamette River valley, one of the US's most fertile agricultural regions. Salem lies at the junction of Oregon State Highways 22, 213, and 221. Interstate I-5 provides transportation north to Portland and south to the city of Eugene.

Why Salem, Oregon?

Salem is one of Oregon's oldest communities, originally called Chemeketa, an Indian term meaning "meeting or resting place," with a steadily growing economy since it was founded in the 1840s. With a robust economy, centered around agriculture and food processing, Salem is prime for relocating an existing company or starting a new business. With a primary emphasis in agriculture and food processing, Salem and surrounding areas, are prime for growing a small businesses, an existing business, or franchise. In Salem, Oregon, you can find a variety of commercial real estate properties, including office spaces for lease and for sale, along with mixed-use commercial properties, and retail buildings for real estate investment. Additionally, a variety of commercial properties are prime for investment. Other diverse commercial real estate spaces are available for sale and for rent, which are also prime for a boutique retail store, restaurant, salon and many other types of businesses.

About Salem
Salem replaced Oregon City as the territorial capital in 1851, but in 1855, it temporarily became the capital by the city of Corvallis (40 miles to the south). This arrangement lasted less than one year. Salem was later restored to its former status as the territorial capital. Salem became incorporated as a city in 1857, with Oregon achieving statehood status just two years later. One of Oregon state's premier cultural events takes place in Salem every July.  The annual Salem Art Fair & Festival, has been a tradition for over half a century. The celebration is set among historic Bush's Pasture Park, the largest juried art festival in Oregon, and one of the strongest community-driven events in the Pacific Northwest. Another premiere city event is the World Beat Festival, which takes place every June. The two-day celebration at Riverfront Park features music, food, crafts, and includes a Dragon Boat race. Salem's largest event is the Oregon State Fair, which is celebrated at the Oregon State Fairgrounds. The event offers exhibits and competitions typical of a traditional state fair and also features big-ticket concerts.