40 Northwest Burnside Road, Gresham, OR 97030

• Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers – Absolute NNN Ground Lease

– New 15-year corporate-guaranteed lease with 10% rental increases every 5 years

– Oversized 1.8 acre parcel; double-drive thru location

– Only drive-thru format Raising Cane’s in Oregon; 2nd overall location in the state

– Raising Cane’s posted $5.1 billion in systemwide sales in 2024, up 33% year-over-year, with samestore

sales increasing 15%

– #2 average unit volume in fast food: average unit-level sales of 6.6 million are more than double the

QSR peer average

– Located in the top 9% most trafficked of in the strip/convenience category nationwide,

per Placer.ai

• Pad to Wunderland: A state-of-the-art European-designed electric go-kart racing venue featuring banked turns, top-rated laser tag, a theater, and more

than 100 modern and nostalgic arcade games, all operating on a nickel-based pricing model

– Raising Cane’s benefits from strong customer synergy with Wunderland, which draws families from the surrounding trade area and drives consistent crossshopping

traffic to the center

• Exceptional Market & Trade Area Fundamentals

– Dense Portland MSA location; Gresham is the 4th most populous city in Oregon and the 2nd largest

city in the Portland MSA, with approximately 110,000 residents and a median household income

of $78,000

– Approximately 235,000 residents with an average household income of $100,000 within a

5-mile radius

– 34% of households have children under 18, the core demographic for Wunderland’s entertainment

concept and the center’s family-service tenant mix

– The Portland MSA supports a $218 billion economy that has grown 59% over the past decade,

anchored by Nike, Intel, Providence Health & Services, and Oregon Health & Science University;

Portland is known as the “Silicon Forest” for its concentration of technology, advanced manufacturing, apparel,

bioscience, clean tech, and healthcare employers

– Fronts Burnside Road, the main retail thoroughfare connecting suburban Gresham to downtown Portland, at a signalized intersection with 50,000 cars per day

– Adjacent to Gresham High School (1,600 students)