Attwell off Main is a 165-unit, mixed-use, four-story garden-style community built in 2017 and located in the highly connected Tigard submarket of the Portland metro. Acquired by Grand Peaks in 2018, the property benefits from modern design, stable renter demand, and access to strong employment and lifestyle amenities. Grand Peaks employs a stabilized hold strategy at Attwell off Main, leveraging operational efficiency and enduring market fundamentals to drive predictable cash flow and long-term value creation.

Atwell Off Main logo in black and blue text
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TIGARD, OR

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2017 VINTAGE

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165 UNITS

Modern four-story apartment building with rounded corner and large glass windows, sign reads "ATTWELL," located at the intersection of Burnham Street and another street, with cars parked outside and trees nearby.
Courtyard in front of a modern apartment complex with benches, plants, and outdoor seating, during early evening.
A modern living room and kitchenette area with a beige couch, patterned pillows, a round textured coffee table, a large artwork of mountains on the wall, a tall white floor lamp, and a dark wood kitchen with stainless steel appliances and cabinets
Open-concept living room and kitchen with a staircase, gray sofa with patterned pillows, dining table with black chairs, and modern kitchen appliances including a stainless steel refrigerator and microwave.
Multi-story apartment building with large windows, surrounded by trees, a wooden fence, and a sign for Fanno Creek Trail.
Three people sitting and talking in a modern bright lounge with a colorful bird mural, large window, and hanging red pendant lights.
People sitting on outdoor sofas around a fire pit on a patio at dusk.
A row of bicycles stored on wall-mounted racks in an indoor bike storage room.
Dog grooming station with a stainless steel sink, grooming tools, and framed pictures of dogs on the wall.