This Enormous Wall Spectacular sits at the East end of the Steel Bridge and faces the I-5 freeway and the Rose Garden Arena, home of the Portland Trailblazers.

MAX light-rail, with its estimated 76,000 travelers daily, stops in front of this location 5 times per hour.

With over 250 special events per year including NBA basketball, hockey, concerts and trade shows, this location is a can’t miss!

When imaged this wall is one of the largest in the country.

This new Westside wall sits in the middle of the Pearl district. The “Pearl” is an award winning Internationally recognized leader in urban renewal.

Surrounded by countless restaurants, nightspots, galleries and Theaters this nice vertical unit towers above the corner of Arts and Culture.  A short list of neighbors include: Portland Center Stage which is the city’s premier professional theater company.  BodyVox, an internationally known performing company, REI, Eddie Bauer and 24Hour Fitness are close as is Bridgeport Brewpub, Deschutes Brewery and Henry’s Tavern.

This huge new City Center vertical sits at the corner of SW 4th and Oak Street. Just two short blocks south, and visible from this giant is Pioneer Place, Portland’s premier spot for dining, shopping and entertainment.  

In addition to Regal Cinema’s six stadium theaters, Pioneer Place offerings include Saks Fifth Avenue, American Eagle outfitters, Kate Spade, Eddie Bauer, Victoria’s Secret, Gap, and many others.  Sharing the neighborhood with us are some of Portland’s finest restaurants including Portland Steak & Chophouse, Huber’s, Portland City Grill and Ruth’s Chris Steak House.

This large new Portland Wallscape is situated across the street from the Oregon Convention Center and faces Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. In addition to the heavy traffic counts flowing south on MLK, Jr. Blvd. this site is a stop for MAX Light Rail. The Commuter rail makes eight to ten stops in front of this wall per hour which also carries thousands of conventioneers to and from this site in addition to the throngs that ride to and from the Rose Garden (home of the Portland Trailblazers) one stop west.

This area of the city is becoming a “bright lights” district and already is home to some of the best restaurants and nightspots.

This Portland landmark property is finally ready to post off-premises advertising after decades of showing the “Fishels Furnishings” sign at the east end of the Burnside Bridge.

Don’t hesitate to grab this site or be prepared to have your cllent put on the waiting list for a long time as this will become Portland’s newest and sought after permed Spectacular.

The Burnside Bridge is, by far, the most heavily travelled in the city as Burnside Street is the major east/west arterial in the city.  This unit has a tremendously long, unobstructed view and traffic seems to crawl past it much of the day.

This nice wall sits in the middle of the inner southeast industrial area on East Burnside near the corners of MLK Blvd and Grand Avenue.

Probably the busiest corner in the City of Portland.  Like the Pearl District, this area has become the center of activity for the best restaurants, shops, night spots and galleries with the likes of the Doug Fir Nightclub and Jupiter Hotel next door.  

Think Hip and Trendy meets Retro-Swank. This wall is also within walking distance to the Convention Center and the Rose Garden.

This new Portland wall has a long unobstructed view and is a major arteriel leading vehicles out of The Pearl District and West Burnside south into the downtown core area and the numerous freeway on ramps just beyond this unit.

 The Portland street car also stops numerous times every hour in front of this site making this a very busy corner.  Just around the are many Portland landmarks including Powell’s Books, Henry’s Tavern and Jake’s Famous Crawfish to name a few.

This bulletin sized wall shows to tremendous traffic counts on Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. “MLK” is the main southbound arterial on Portland’s inner east side shuttling more than 70,000 vehicles past this unit daily.  This unit also is just one block from and shows to the Oregon Convention Center.  Just one block south is Burnside Street and the Burnside bridge. The Burnside Bridge is by far the heaviest travelled bridge in the city which makes the intersection next to this Wall one of the busiest in Portland.  This neighborhood is also home to numerous restaurants and nightspots and is just across the freeway from the Lloyd Center Mall and a few blocks from the Rose Garden Arena, home of the Portland Trailblazers, Winterhawks and Lumberjax.

This new unit sits on very busy Hwy 99 (Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd) in NOPO (North Portland). This area of the city has transformed into a fabulously diverse and thriving business and cultural hotspot.

This 20X60 foot Bulletin sized south facing wall sits among numerous restaurants, nightspots, galleries, upscale lofts and Condos and directly across the street from the Nike Factory Outlet Store.

This fantastic two-sided giant shows to huge traffic counts crossing the Morrison Bridge heading downtown and to an Interstate 5 entrance (on-ramp) just beyond the sign.

This great unit sits in the heart of the Central Eastside Industrial area, which has become the trendy area east of the river. Numerous restaurants, nightspots, galleries and upscale urban living spaces dot this area.