Regus 1915 AmberGlen
Lakes and fountains catch your eye in the award-winning landscape surrounding AmberGlen. The center has a prominent corner plot on the scenic 217-acre corporate campus, a buzzing community at the heart of the Sunset Corridor. You can work productively in stylish modern spaces with wide windows and colorful design touches. There are restaurants and shops, including Macy’s, just across the road and you have easy access to Portland and its international airport..
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- Free cancellation
- It only takes 2 minutes
- Confirmation is immediate
Coworking facilities
Great for work
- High-speed WiFi
- Natural light
Hot Desks at 1915 AmberGlen in Hillsboro
Reserve a hot desk at 1915 AmberGlen and work from the award-winning landscape of lakes and fountains surrounding this 217-acre corporate campus in Hillsboro. The naturally lit workspace with high-speed internet offers stylish modern spaces, wide windows and colorful design touches at the heart of the Sunset Corridor. A bus stop sits steps away, with restaurants and shops just across the road. It is a flexible base for independent professionals and small teams among the area's technology and healthcare businesses.
Frequently asked questions
Hot desks include natural light and high-speed internet in the shared workspace.
At 1915 NE Stucki Avenue, Hillsboro, OR 97006, in the AmberGlen Corporate Center.
Yes, a bus stop on Cornell at AmberGlen is steps from the workspace.
Restaurants and shops, including Macy's, are just across the road.
Yes, parking is available within a short walk of the workspace.
What makes 1915 AmberGlen special
1915 AmberGlen on a scenic campus
Corner plot on the 217-acre AmberGlen Corporate Center with lakes and fountains in Hillsboro.
Transport near 1915 AmberGlen
Bus stop steps away, with easy access to U.S. Route 26, the Sunset Highway.
Business district at AmberGlen
At the heart of the Sunset Corridor among technology, healthcare and corporate businesses.
How to get there?
1915 AmberGlen sits on a prominent corner plot of the scenic 217-acre AmberGlen Corporate Center in Hillsboro, a buzzing employment hub at the heart of the Sunset Corridor surrounded by established office parks and light-industrial campuses. An award-winning landscape of lakes and fountains frames the center, with restaurants and shops including Macy's just across the road. A bus stop on Cornell at AmberGlen sits steps away, and easy access to U.S. Route 26, the Sunset Highway, links you to Portland and its international airport, while the Beaverton Transit Center offers MAX light rail and bus connections nearby.
