Providing easy access to Oregon’s Silicone Forest which is home to more than 1,000 technology companies, Lincoln Center is in Lincoln Tower, the tallest building in Washington County. Situated in 23 landscaped acres and next to Washington Square mall, it’s an ideal location for businesses looking to put down roots in Portland. The light and airy workspaces are brightened by pops of color. You’ll have access to a gym and on-site sandwich bar, plus business grade technology throughout, including a videoconferencing studio.
Inquire about a private office in Lincoln Tower and give your business a base in the tallest building in Washington County, set in 23 landscaped acres beside Washington Square. Offices come fully furnished with utilities and high-speed WiFi included, on-site support and reception, 24/7 building access and meeting room access, so one agreed figure covers the working setup. Easy access to Oregon's Silicon Forest, with more than 1,000 technology companies, makes this a sensible place to put down roots in Portland. Arrange a tour to see what is available and talk through a term that fits your growth plans.
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A furnished office with utilities, high-speed WiFi, on-site support and reception, 24/7 building access and meeting room access.
Yes. You can tour Lincoln Center and view the available offices before signing for a term.
A gym and fitness room, a business lounge, an on-site restaurant and sandwich bar, a barista cafe and 23 landscaped acres.
It offers easy access to Oregon's Silicon Forest, home to more than 1,000 technology companies.
Lincoln Tower sits in 23 landscaped acres right next to Washington Square mall.
High-speed connectivity across the centre, including a dedicated videoconferencing studio.
A gym, an on-site restaurant and a sandwich bar keep the working day self-contained.
Lincoln Center occupies Lincoln Tower at 10260 Southwest Greenburg Road, the tallest building in Washington County, set in 23 landscaped acres next to Washington Square mall. The Tigard Transit Center nearby acts as a hub for TriMet bus routes across the region, with stops at Southwest Greenburg and North Dakota around 1.1 kilometres away and Southwest Greenburg and 98th roughly 1.3 kilometres, while major roadways handle arrivals by car and public parking runs from about 820 metres to 1.5 kilometres on foot. Downtown Tigard, a short distance away, brings retail, professional services and municipal offices, and a US Bank and Providence Medical Group sit close for banking and healthcare. Oregon's Silicon Forest, home to more than 1,000 technology companies, is within easy access. For dining and downtime, Washington Square is next door and Progress Ridge TownSquare adds retailers and cinemas a short drive away.