
Willamette Falls
The second-largest waterfall by volume in the United States, with a distinctive horseshoe shape, sits in full view below the plaza.

Oregon City, Oregon
At the top of the historic Municipal Elevator, Elevate Plaza is a working commercial building and a public courtyard, a balcony over Willamette Falls and the first incorporated city west of the Mississippi.
A one-of-a-kind spot
Elevate Plaza sits at the top of the Oregon City Municipal Elevator, one of only four municipal elevators in the world. It is a one-of-a-kind spot: a working commercial building and a public courtyard that together form a balcony over the Willamette River.
Visitors ride the elevator up the bluff and step out onto the plaza. It is equal parts overlook, gathering place and business address: the rare piece of real estate that people travel to see.

The view from here

The second-largest waterfall by volume in the United States, with a distinctive horseshoe shape, sits in full view below the plaza.

A landmark vertical street and tourist attraction that carries visitors up the bluff and delivers them, quite literally, to the plaza's front door.

Oregon City was the first incorporated city west of the Mississippi River. Nineteenth-century architecture, boutique shops, restaurants and museums line the streets below.
The Brick Project
The courtyard is paved with engraved bricks that honor loved ones, mark milestones, and carry family and business names, set permanently into one of the most historic spots in the Pacific Northwest.


Tenants & Leasing
Street-level retail and office suites open directly onto the elevator entrance and the plaza courtyard, with high foot traffic, river views, and outdoor seating. Ideal for a café, boutique or customer-facing office.