Looking for a site for your Business?
The Port of Port Angeles has available real estate to host your business site!
The Port of Port Angeles is strategically located on the Strait of Juan de Fuca, offering easy access to the Puget Sound region, Canada and the Pacific Rim. Our deep-water harbor and industrial terminals can accommodate large vessels and barging activities, as well as top-side repair. The Port Angeles waterfront is home to an extensive log yard that plays a key role in the global log market (read more here). The Port also maintains an airport that can accommodate large corporate jets and commercial aircraft. International customs services are available for incoming planes and for water-borne traffic at the Port Angeles Boat Haven.
The Port offers many types of commercial properties for lease. Attractive terms such as build-to-suit options, funding and permitting assistance and rent holidays are often negotiated.
Please contact Geoff James, Executive Director, or Dan Gase, Airport Manager, to start a conversation about your project.
Housing Market Info:
| This chart shows why the housing market may see an end-of-September shock: Fortune Magazine reports that “since bottoming out this spring, the number of homes for sale is up 30%. Sure, some of that can be attributed to seasonality, but the bigger reason is buyers are finally balking at insane prices—which have risen 18% over the past 12 months. Another factor: Edgy sellers who don’t want to miss out on profits may be rushing to put their homes on the market—and may feel a bit more comfortable moving now than they did when the pandemic was raging unchecked. But this softening isn’t over: There’s more inventory looming. The mortgage forbearance program, which allows some borrowers to pause their payments, is set to begin winding down on Sept. 30. There are still 1.7 million borrowers enrolled in the program. Not all of these struggling borrowers are going to be able to afford those payments. Some of them will simply sell rather than restart paying. That of course, means more inventory. |
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