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Pioneer Place, Portland, OR

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Pioneer Place

Shop Tiffany & Co., Apple and more in a multi-level mall in the middle of downtown Portland, with a Regal cinema upstairs.

700 SW 5th Ave · Portland, OR

About Pioneer Place

Pioneer Place is a downtown Portland shopping center opened by the Rouse Company in March 1990, with a second phase added in March 2000. Wikipedia describes it as about 356,000 square feet of space across five levels, and it had about 100 stores at its peak. Tenants include Tiffany & Co. and an Apple store, and a Regal cinema sits on the top floor. Retail has shrunk since then, but the center remains open.

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