Want to move to Portland for a while? HIGH END CONDO FOR RENT.

[boneprone]

If anyone is looking to move to portland for a while I have a nice brand new condo for rent in the new upscale South Waterfront District of Portland Oregon.

www.johnrosscondo.com

Its small but upscale. 815 square feet. $1550.00 a month. I can do month to month as well.


Just got the keys yesterday on it. Looking to rent it out come May...

But before then it will be a BP4L pad.... Poker parties.... No bukkake....

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[uno]

815 ft for $1550? God damn.

[webgurl]

boneprone thats not small at all , my brand new
place in yaletown in downtown vancouver
is less than 600 sqfeet and costs just about the same as that .

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Portland Street Car right in front.

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5th floor walkout garden roof.

More info here on the building itself.

http://www.thejohnross.com/

[stickyfingerz]

Thank God for my 5 bedroom 2.5 bath, 2600 sqft on .50 acre for a bit less than that a month. Looks like a nice place though. Will you rent it by the hour?

[boneprone]

Completion of the new South Waterfront.

The Northwests Largest and most expensive construction project in history.

[boneprone]

Originally Posted by stickyfingerz

Thank God for my 5 bedroom 2.5 bath, 2600 sqft on .50 acre for a bit less than that a month. Looks like a nice place though. Will you rent it by the hour?

By the hour? Only to escorts.

And yes I hear ya.

I have a 5000 sq foot home out in the subs of Portland... I love it. NBA Trailblazers are my neighbors.

But the urban living thing this condo provides is a whole nother ballgame.

[stickyfingerz]

Originally Posted by boneprone

Only to escorts.

Why else would I need it.. Lot of ladies pay me good money for my time.. and services. hehe.

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[JDog]

I was actually looking to buy one of those condos. But I don't want to live in Portland, so I'm moving to Canby next week. Out in Beavercreek, OR right now.

Portland will remind me too much of So Cal lol I like the distance from the "big cities" now.

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Originally Posted by JDog

I was actually looking to buy one of those condos. But I don't want to live in Portland, so I'm moving to Canby next week. Out in Beavercreek, OR right now.

Portland will remind me too much of So Cal lol I like the distance from the "big cities" now.

Coool..

Im in Tualatin.

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Originally Posted by webgurl

boneprone thats not small at all , my brand new
place in yaletown in downtown vancouver
is less than 600 sqfeet and costs just about the same as that .

Yeah.. This area has been compared to yours...

Hopefully in a few more years it will be like it!

[AaronM]

Originally Posted by boneprone

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Fucken newbies.

[boneprone]

Originally Posted by uno

815 ft for $1550? God damn.

Thats peanuts for a baller!

[JDog]

Originally Posted by boneprone

Coool..

Im in Tualatin.

Wow not to far at all from where I'm at. Yea I wasn't interest in paying that type of money they wanted for a 815 sq ft condo.

I'd rather get a 2000+ sq ft house for the same or cheaper.

[boneprone]

Originally Posted by AaronM

Fucken newbies.

LOL!!

I was posting old skool!

[boneprone]

Originally Posted by JDog

Wow not to far at all from where I'm at. Yea I wasn't interest in paying that type of money they wanted for a 815 sq ft condo.

I'd rather get a 2000+ sq ft house for the same or cheaper.

Yeah not my cup of tea either.. But if I were young rich and single Id consider it.

Im old, poor and married so its not for me..

Someone looking for the "life" will love this urban living setting.

[Voodoo]

Home sweet home.

[JDog]

Originally Posted by webgurl

boneprone thats not small at all , my brand new
place in yaletown in downtown vancouver
is less than 600 sqfeet and costs just about the same as that .

815 sq ft is small, right now in the country living on 5 acres I have a 5000 sq ft house. Going from this to just a 2000 sq ft is gonna be hard. Imagine going to a 815 sq ft or smaller.

815 sq ft is SMALL, to me atleast.

[djscrib]

On the unfortunate side the waterfront condo market in portland has pretty much crashed due to overbuilding with tons of unsold condos sitting on the market, and thousands of more units due to be completed in the next year (those unfinished buildings in the above photos).

[JDog]

Originally Posted by boneprone

Yeah not my cup of tea either.. But if I were young rich and single Id consider it.

Im old, poor and married so its not for me..

Someone looking for the "life" will love this urban living setting.

Well if I was still single I might consider it. But yea it's not really for me.

I like the old, poor comment. When I met you at the ThinkReel/ReelProfits foundation room get together 2 years ago you didn't seem to be "old, poor"

[JDog]

Is this in the Pearl District?

[boneprone]

Originally Posted by Voodoo

Home sweet home.

This place has your name written all over it! Come back home!


Dude, you remember when I bought this thing?? Seems like ages ago.. Back in 2005..

Ive been waiting for this day to get the keys now for 2 years.. Now its finally done..

When I first bought it, I was thinking at the time maybe someone like Voodoo could live in it.

SHit ya not.

[Kimo]

damn if this was september i'd be all over this.


goodluck it looks great!

[Quotealex]

810 Square Feet - $1650.00 per month. That's like over $2/sq.ft per month. way too rich for my blood.

[Worried]

815 sq feet is pretty big. My place is 750 sq feet and I pay 1600. I live in Southern California though. My place has a kickass gym though (gym quality) and has a very nice resort style pool.

[Voodoo]

Originally Posted by boneprone

This place has your name written all over it! Come back home!


Dude, you remember when I bought this thing?? Seems like ages ago.. Back in 2005..

Ive been waiting for this day to get the keys now for 2 years.. Now its finally done..

When I first bought it, I was thinking at the time maybe someone like Voodoo could live in it.

SHit ya not.

That place is nice!

[boneprone]

Originally Posted by JDog

Is this in the Pearl District?

No.. This is the new area.. The south waterfront district..

The OHSU bio tech district.

The perl is building as well. Has been since 1996.. ITs more developed. Thats the area where some of the condo market has slowed..

But the south waterfront is a different story..

And those "buildings" in the background as djscrip was suggesting to have all been sold out.


Perhaps some confusion with the perl district I think he had. Where yes things have slowed down.

Becasue of the south waterfront.

[boneprone]

Originally Posted by Alex from Montreal

810 Square Feet - $1650.00 per month. That's like over $2/sq.ft per month. way too rich for my blood.

That French money you guys use up there doesnt go too far here.

hehehehehehe

[uno]

Originally Posted by stickyfingerz

Thank God for my 5 bedroom 2.5 bath, 2600 sqft on .50 acre for a bit less than that a month. Looks like a nice place though. Will you rent it by the hour?

Yeah, but you live in Tennessee. Supply and demand. No one wants to live in backwards hick state, so the prices are low.

[boneprone]

Originally Posted by Worried

815 sq feet is pretty big. My place is 750 sq feet and I pay 1600. I live in Southern California though. My place has a kickass gym though (gym quality) and has a very nice resort style pool.

Yeah people who already live in large urban cities like NewYork, Vancover, LA, in upscale areas know the setting and the lifestyle..

Its a totally different ballgame than the home owners in the subs.

Two diff lifestyles.

Here in Portland things are evolving. The hear of Portland is getting stronger and more and more a place to be.

The subs and outskirts which were once hot have slowed down quite a bit as have many housing markets in the Country.

[boneprone]

Originally Posted by uno

Yeah, but you live in Tennessee. Supply and demand. No one wants to live in backwards hick state, so the prices are low.

He lives in Tennesse???????

Jesus.. Do they have cars there??

[Peaches]

I would do it for a month or so just to have a change of scenery, but the dogs would destroy it

Nice place though! I can't believe Portland is becoming so built up.

[C H R I S]

Does it come with free Internext Passes?

[Peaches]

Originally Posted by boneprone

He lives in Tennesse???????

Jesus.. Do they have cars there??

Not only do they have cars, but no state income tax - that's actually where I'm planning my next move to

[stickyfingerz]

Originally Posted by uno

Yeah, but you live in Tennessee. Supply and demand. No one wants to live in backwards hick state, so the prices are low.

haha bite me City boy. lol In all seriousness I have 6 or 7 malls within 30 minutes, downtown in 15, airport in 10, etc etc. Everything I possibly need very close. I love it.

[stickyfingerz]

Originally Posted by Peaches

Not only do they have cars, but no state income tax - that's actually where I'm planning my next move to

We Axed the tax.

[boneprone]

Originally Posted by AVNChris

Does it come with free Internext Passes?

How many would you like?? I have a great color copier now! I can make you dozens!!

[boneprone]

No state tax?

Jesus... Are there schools and roads there?

Damn..

That would be a nice place to have a biz though..

Nevada and Wyoming as well are great places to inc at.

Back in the late 90's I did a setup in Reno for my biz... Most of us early tgp guys has a setup there.