Address Total SF/​Office SF Rate/Cost Description
Airport Way Phase IV
13422-13444 NE Jarrett
Portland, Oregon 97230

This project continues the successful relationship Greg Specht developed with Quest Investment Management, Inc. a Portland based Taft-Hartley money manager, which began in 1987. Airport Way Phase IV is a 170,000 square foot, $6,136,000, four building industrial project which represents the first half of a phased project totaling approximately 455,000 square feet in eleven buildings.
Airport Way Phase V
13233 NE Jarrett Street
Portland, Oregon 97230

Construction of Phase V was completed in January 1995, and was promptly purchased by Quest Group Trust V for $11,500,000. The project, built with 100% union labor, consists of 285,000 square feet over six buildings, located near the airport in Portland’s expanding Columbia South Shore. Phase V was completed ahead of schedule, under budget, and provided the basis for Airport Way Phase VI.
 
Argyle Square
SW Argyle Avenue
Wilsonville, Oregon 97070

A former truck stop located in Wilsonville was converted to Argyle Square, a 376,000 square foot shopping center anchored by Target, Costco and Office Depot. The project cost approximately $40,000,000 and was completed in 2004. Specht Development, Inc. provided construction management services for Argyle Capital LLC.
 
Basalt Creek Business Center
9780 SW Freeman Court
Wilsonville, Oregon 97070

This industrial/technology park in Wilsonville features versatile building designs with ample parking. The business park is conveniently located for easy freeway access. Specht Development was hired as the project manager to develop the land for this six-building campus.
Beaverton Creek Business Park
MILLIKAN WAY & 153RD DRIVE
Beaverton, Oregon 97006

Beaverton Creek Limited Partnership acquired a 54-acre, $5,500,000 campus industrial site in Beaverton, Oregon, in 1988, known as the Beaverton Creek Business Park. Included in the acquisition was a 51,289 square foot office building.

Beaverton Creek Business Park is located in Washington County, Oregon near Tualatin Valley Highway and SW Murray Boulevard.

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 I
2901-3203 SW 153rd Drive
Beaverton, Oregon 97006

B.C. I Limited Partnership was formed to develop Phase I of the 54–acre Beaverton Creek Business Park in Beaverton, Oregon. This light industrial development consists of 158,000 square feet of "incubator" product, in four buildings and represents a total investment of $7,710,000. The all-union construction project was completed in December 1989. 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 II
15370-15490 SW Millikan Way
Beaverton, Oregon 97006

Phase II of the 54-acre Beaverton Creek Business Park is a 101,788 square foot, four-building, light industrial park / office project. Phase II was completed in March 1993.
Beaverton Creek Phase III
15550-15560 SW Millikan Way
Beaverton, Oregon 97006

Phase III of the Beaverton Creek Business Park is a 68,713-square foot, two-building, office and light industrial project developed and managed by Specht. Phase III was completed in July of 1997 and is adjacent to Phase I and II.
Beaverton Creek Phase V
2755-2815 SW 153rd Drive
Beaverton, Oregon 97006

Beaverton Creek Phase V was developed by BC V, Limited Partnership. The 82,726 rentable square feet of office/service space is located within the Beaverton Creek Business Park. The all union Phase V project was completed in 1998 at a cost of $8,168,000.

Located in the heart of Portland’s “Silicon Forest,” Beaverton Creek Business Park is a master-planned campus on 54 acres. It offers tenants a wide variety of amenities including an on-site restaurant, nearby hotels, fitness centers, shopping and restaurants. The business park is also home to the MAX’s Beaverton Creek Station which gives tenants the choice to use this popular transportation option in addition to the many other major road arteries in the area.
Bureau of Land Management
333 SW 1st Ave,
Portland, Oregon 97204