Portland–Vancouver industrial market

Manufacturing land in Clark County, Washington.

Industrial land suitable for manufacturing and processing operations in Southwest Washington, serving the Portland–Vancouver market.

0 Suitable sites
±0 Acres across those sites
WA Southwest Washington
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The opportunity

Acreage and flexibility close-in Portland can’t offer.

Manufacturers weighing the Portland–Vancouver market often find that Clark County land offers what close-in Portland cannot: contiguous acreage, flexibility for site layout, and a direct line to the decision-maker on deal structure. Southwest Washington also offers a distinct tax and regulatory environment that many operators evaluate alongside Oregon options.

Barberton offers the scale for a substantial plant with yard and expansion room, while 78th Street and 62nd Street fit smaller fabrication, assembly, or processing operations that want to stay close to the metro core. PVJR rail service is available at all three sites if useful to the operation.

Site checklist

What operators typically need

  • Contiguous acreage for plant, yard, and future expansion
  • Power, water, and utility capacity confirmed during evaluation
  • Truck circulation and employee parking
  • Proximity to suppliers, customers, and workforce in the Portland–Vancouver metro
Where it fits

Properties suited to manufacturing.

BarbertonAerial coming soon

Barberton

±25.79 acres · Divisible

Substantial Clark County acreage offered in East and West configurations, together or separately.

East & West portions
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78th StreetAerial coming soon

78th Street

±5.28 acres

Close-in Vancouver-market parcel at single-user scale — facility, yard, or fleet.

Close-in
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62nd StreetAerial coming soon

62nd Street

±2.72 acres

Infill parcel right-sized for an owner-user, storage, or service operation.

Infill
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Aerial imagery © Esri · Site boundaries via WA Geospatial Open Data

Related uses: Warehousing & Distribution · Outdoor Storage & Laydown Yards

Discuss your requirement

Siting a manufacturing or processing operation?

Inquiries come directly to the owner — start with your acreage requirement and intended use.

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