Update on Beaverdam Area Redevelopment and Curiosities Vintage
The City of Beaverton has received several questions regarding the future of the city owned property located at 12705 SW Beaverdam Rd. In the interest of transparency and open communication, we have compiled a list of questions and answers that seeks to give further information to the community.
Background
The Beaverton Central is a compilation of development projects at the former Westgate theater property and The Round. Taking advantage of nearby light rail, the projects within the nearly 12-acre area will further city priorities and initiatives in creating a vibrant urban center—increasing the number of people living, working, and visiting the city's central core.
Development Components
Mixed-Use Development Buildings (The Rise Central)
Two Residential with ground floor commercial buildings are proposed on the Westgate theater site. Crescent Street will be extended through the site providing pedestrian and vehicular access into the development.
Upscale, Business Class Hotel
An urban designed hotel with a destination restaurant on the ground floor is expected to be located in the southeast corner of the Westgate theater site.
Patricia Reser Center for the Arts
Destined to be a regional attraction, the space is envisioned to host a 550-seat performance theater, traveling performances, a visual art gallery, and more. Patricia Reser Center for the Arts
Publicly Owned Parking Garage
The garage would be used to support existing and project area parking.
Updates
- The mixed-use residential development includes 215 market-rate units, 15 affordable units, and approximately 6,000 square feet of commercial space. Construction is expected to be complete in spring 2019.
- The city has established an agreement with Canterbury Hotel Group to move forward with a urban style hotel and restaurant. The project has land use approval from the Planning Commission and is expected to begin construction in Spring 2019.
- The Beaverton Center for the Arts and publicly-owned parking garage are moving forward with the second phase of design. The projects received Planning Commission approval in February 2019.
