62nd Street — infill industrial land in the Vancouver WA market.
Right-sized industrial land for an owner-user, storage, or service operation that wants to stay close to the Portland–Vancouver core — with PVJR rail service available.
An infill parcel at owner-user scale — the kind of small industrial land the close-in market rarely offers.
62nd Street is marketed broadly to industrial users — PVJR rail service is available if useful to the operation. Site condition, utilities, and entitlement path are confirmed with prospective users during evaluation.
Inquire About This PropertyThe 62nd Street property corresponds to the following Clark County tax parcel:
Small-footprint industrial, close to everything.
Owner-user scale
±2.72 acres suits a service business, storage operation, or company yard without excess.
Infill position
Small close-in industrial parcels are the scarcest product in the market.
Simple to evaluate
A single parcel with the owner across the table — decisions come fast.
Industrial uses this site can accommodate.
Warehousing & Distribution
Buildings, truck courts, and trailer parking serving the Portland–Vancouver metro.
Learn more →Manufacturing
Plant, yard, and expansion room for manufacturing and processing operations.
Learn more →Outdoor Storage & Laydown Yards
Stabilized yard area for materials, equipment, and contractor operations.
Learn more →Truck, Fleet & Equipment Parking
Secure overnight and staging capacity with fast I-5 / I-205 access.
Learn more →Need direct rail service? Brush Prairie is the portfolio's dedicated rail-served site — ±29 divisible acres on PVJR's own line.
See Brush Prairie →Other PVJR industrial properties.
Brush Prairie
The portfolio's dedicated rail-logistics site — PVJR rail service with connections to the BNSF and Union Pacific networks.
View Property →Barberton
Substantial Clark County acreage offered in East and West configurations, together or separately.
View Property →78th Street
Close-in Vancouver-market parcel at single-user scale — facility, yard, or fleet.
View Property →Aerial imagery © Esri · Site boundaries via WA Geospatial Open Data
Small industrial parcels near the core are scarce — start the conversation.
Inquiries come directly to the owner — start with your acreage requirement and intended use.