Belmont
Neighborhood Description: Belmont neighborhood is a colorful mix of independent and regional retailers in historic buildings with eye-catching graphics, storefronts and signage. Local Portland operators have been known to flourish in this environment. The neighborhood is also known for it’s organic and vegetarian-friendly local businesses, namely Laughing Planet, Paradox Palace, and Smart Monkey Foods. Zupan’s Market anchors the neighborhood and is located at 33rd and SE Belmont in the Belmont Dairy building, a newer mixed-use, urban infill project. In recent years, the neighborhood has attracted development of several mixed-use projects with mid to high-end condos and retail.
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Neighborhood Association
Area Retailers: Tao of Tea, Stumptown Coffee, Belmont Station, Laughing Planet, It’s a Beautiful Pizza, Blue Monk, Cricket Café, Salvador Molly’s, Organics To You, Aalto Lounge, Zupan’s, and many more.
Base Rental Rates: +/- $5.00 - $22.00 / SF
Vehicular Counts: 10,655 CPD: SE Belmont and 17th Avenue (2001).
Transportation: Belmont’s two-lane road runs east and west connecting SE Grand to close in residential streets continuing up past SE 39th Avenue to the east. Located just 6 blocks north of and parallel to Hawthorne Street, visitors and locals frequent Belmont as an adjacent destination within the area, connected by dense residential and industrial users. Nearby residential streets featuring historic homes provide pedestrian-friendly access in and out of the district. Tri-Met bus serves this neighborhood.