Address Total SF/​Office SF Rate/Cost Description
PacifiCare
20500 NW Evergreen Parkway
Hillsboro, Oregon 97124
Parkway Plaza I
8100 NE Parkway Drive
Vancouver, Washington 98662

This three-story Class A Office Building was completed in 1987. It was constructed with a steel frame and brick structure and provides an impressive environment for professional offices. The building is located in Vancouver, WA between I-5 and I-205 just north of the SR 500 and is convenient to many retail services, restaurants and hotels.

The project was developed while Gregory Specht was employed by Scherzer Partners, Inc. Specht resigned as President of Scherzer Partners, Inc. in November 1990.
Keen Footwear
513 NW 13th Avenue
Portland, Oregon 97209

Keen Footwear purchased the 50,000 sf building in early 2012 as the new site for their corporate headquarters. Specht Development, Inc. was hired to coordinate and facilitate the planning, design, permitting and renovation of the building located on 13th and Glisan Avenues in Portland, Oregon. The five-story building includes ground floor retail space and four floors of office space.
Indian Health Services
1414 NW Northrup Street
Portland, Oregon 97209

Specht Development, Inc. was hired by the owner of the nine-story Machine Works building to oversee tenant improvements for Indian Health Services. The improvements include private offices, open offices and conference rooms.

The Machine Works building in northwest Portland totals 113,000 square feet of office, medical and retail space. It earned a LEED® Gold certification and features an eco-roof as well as many other sustainable attributes.
IBEW Local 48 Headquarters Building
15937 NE Airport Way
Portland, Oregon 97230

This build-to-suit project was completed in 1998 at cost of $2,669,000. The building is the headquarters for IBEW Local 48 located on Airport Way in Portland.
 
Gresham Corporate Center
1550 NW Eastman Parkway
Gresham, Oregon 97030

The Gresham Corporate Center is a two-story office building located across the street from Gresham City Hall and is close to the MAX line, shops and restaurants.

This project was developed while Gregory Specht was employed by Scherzer Partners, Inc. Specht resigned as President of Scherzer Partners, Inc. in November 1990.
 
Beaverton Creek Phase VI
15500 SW Beaverton Creek Ct
Beaverton, Oregon 97006

This project was a build-to-suit office building for First Tech Federal Credit Union, an existing tenant in the Beaverton Creek Business Park. The 50,000 square foot building is similar to the First Tech Federal Credit Union Headquarters Building located adjacent to this property. The Phase II building accommodates the back office needs for First Tech’s continued growth. Construction was completed in December 2006.

First Tech Federal Credit Union Phase II is located in the Beaverton Creek Business Park, a 54 acre light industrial/flex park developed around the Beaverton Creek Max station. In addition to the Max station, there are six Tri-Met bus stops located within a one half mile radius of the park. Further, there are two large multi-family developments located immediately adjacent to the park, providing ample living opportunities just a short walk away.
 
Beaverton Creek Phase IV
3555 SW 153rd Drive
Beaverton, Oregon 97006

Beaverton Creek Phase IV was developed by BC IV, LLC, as the corporate headquarters for First Tech Federal Credit Union. The 49,885 square foot building was completed in 1998, at a cost of $8 million and is located on 5.3 acres within the Beaverton Creek Business Park. Specht Properties, Inc. serves as Property Manager.
FEI Corporation
7451 NE Evergreen Parkway
Hillsboro, Oregon 97124

In 1996 Specht Development completed three separate Tenant Improvement projects for the FEI Corporation. The projects involved construction of cleanrooms for the development of electron microscopes. 
FEI Corporation
7451 NE Evergreen Parkway
Hillsboro, Oregon 97124

Specht Development was hired as the construction manager for this remodeling project that involved a cleanroom for the production of electron microscopes.