New Tenant to Occupy Former Party City Space in Clackamas Promenade This Fall
A permanent tenant, described as a "not-quite-factory", is set to occupy the former Party City location at Clackamas Promenade in Clackamas County this fall.
Portland, OR, September 8, 2026 — A new permanent tenant, characterized as a “not-quite-factory” operation, is scheduled to move into the former Party City retail space located at Clackamas Promenade in Clackamas County. The anticipated move-in date is this fall.
The specific identity of the tenant has not been publicly disclosed. The nature of the business, described by its unique categorization as a “not-quite-factory,” suggests an operation that may involve manufacturing, assembly, or specialized production processes but does not fit the typical definition of a traditional factory. Further details regarding the tenant’s business model and operations are pending.
The location at Clackamas Promenade has been vacant since the closure of the Party City store. The agreement for the new tenant marks a step toward re-occupying the commercial space. Retail environments like Clackamas Promenade often seek diverse businesses to fill available units and contribute to the local economy. The introduction of an entity described as a “not-quite-factory” could represent a shift in the tenant mix for the shopping center.
The timeline indicates that the tenant will begin operations in the fall of the current year. Information regarding lease terms, the specific type of “not-quite-factory” operation, and the potential impact on the local employment landscape has not yet been made available.
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