Live, work, and play in one area with 3,500 square feet of retail space and drive-thru window at the ground level and amenities including a fitness center, pet washing station, pedestrian bridge, package lockers, fully-furnished units in the North Tower, business center in the South Tower, two floors of secured parking, and more.
Our Heroes Place is a mixed-use two-building project located at the Southwest corner of the intersection of Mill Plain and I-5.
This project provides 3,500 square feet of commercial retail space with drive-through window, 49 residential apartments, and 60-off street parking spaces.
This building community is named in honor of Ed and Dollie Lynch who have donated so much of their time and financial support to the betterment of the City of Vancouver. Ed and Dollie were true community heroes. The north building is named Ed and the south building Dollie.
The commercial space is located on the ground floor of the north building. There are four floors of market-rate apartments above this. The south building includes secured parking on the basement and ground floor levels, and three floors of upscale residential apartments above. Resident amenities such as bike storage, resident storage, community rooms, business center, on-site management office, and fitness rooms are also provided.
Visit the Our Heroes Place website for more information and leasing inquiries.
Dollie, located at 412 E. 13th St, offers a high-end experience with attention to every detail and amenity.
The Dollie Tower features (21) one, two & three-bedroom apartment homes and (3) beautifully appointed Penthouse Suites on the fifth floor. The Dollie Tower includes two floors of secured parking, a pet washing station to keep your furry friends clean, our Leasing Office, and LuxerOne Package Lockers for easy and convenient package pick-ups.
The North building, Ed, is located at 409 E. Mill Plain Blvd and boasts 25 fully–furnished studio and 1-bedroom apartment homes. Ed also provides 3,500 square feet of commercial retail space with a drive-through window
Prestige Development and its founder Elie Kassab has been impacting Vancouver for over 2 decades.
Around downtown Vancouver and Battle Ground, there is ample evidence of the impact Prestige Development has had; from local cinemas to business parks and living centers, their projects continue to give back to the community.
In 1995, after the four-plex cinema at Jantzen Beach was decommissioned, Kassab realized there was a new gap in the market. As a result, Prestige Development created a 12-plex, 2,200 seat cinema at the end of 8th Street in 1998, the first new building in downtown Vancouver in many years. Still in operation, Kassab said the City Center 12 Cinema project helped spark a revitalization of downtown Vancouver.
The Columbian | November 28, 2017
Washington is the “most hipster” state overall, MoveHub adds, with three cities in the top 10: Vancouver, Tacoma and Spokane. No other state placed more than one city on the list.
MoveHub, a relocation-information service, analyzed the density of vital hipster services, hangouts and other relevant data for the 150 most populous American cities, and awarded the cup — make that the artisan beer mug — to our striving-yet-relaxed, awesome-yet-humble little town.
Vital hipster services like what? Microbreweries, vegan restaurants, thrift stores and tattoo studios. Vancouver ranked second in the nation in microbreweries per capita (we have 8.6 per 100,000) and fifth in tattoo parlors (5.2 per 100,000).
The Columbian | September 24, 2017
“There is a huge need in downtown (Vancouver),” said Elie Kassab, CEO of Vancouver-based Prestige Development, which is building the 49-unit Our Heroes Place at 409 E. Mill Plain Blvd. “We’re building housing for people who work downtown, want to live downtown, and not necessarily drive a car to work.”
The goal of the increased housing density “is to create vibrancy,” said Chad Eiken, community and economic development director for the city. Having more people living in the city center creates “an active downtown, where there are enough people to feel safe and support restaurants, hopefully a grocery store, and all those amenities you want in a downtown.”
That mentality is fostered by cities that want to promote density. Vancouver has 62 multifamily projects, totaling 4,450 units, in the permitting stage right now, though some of them may not get through the application process.
The Daily Insider | Posted January 26th, 2016
Downtown Vancouver soon will feature more apartments, condominiums and retail shops along its bustling I-5 Mill Plain entrance while honoring two outstanding longtime community leaders through a mixed use project that has been approved for development.
Elie Kassab, president of Prestige Development, said construction costs for the project are estimated at $11.5 million. He expects to select a general contractor in the next two months, break ground in spring 2016 and complete construction by spring 2017. Wilson Associates of Vancouver is handling all of the architectural planning.
Prestige Development and related entities are proud members of the following organizations:
Building Industry Association (BIA)
Greater Vancouver Chamber of Commerce (GVCC)
Identity Clark County (ICC)
Sandy Chamber of Commerce
Monmouth & Independence Chamber of Commerce
NATO- National Association of Theatre Owners
Prestige Development and related entities are proud members of the following organizations:
Building Industry Association (BIA)
Greater Vancouver Chamber of Commerce (GVCC)
Identity Clark County (ICC)
Sandy Chamber of Commerce
Monmouth & Independence Chamber of Commerce
NATO- National Association of Theatre Owners
Prestige Development and related entities are proud members of the following organizations:
Building Industry Association (BIA)
Greater Vancouver Chamber of Commerce (GVCC)
Identity Clark County (ICC)
Sandy Chamber of Commerce
Monmouth & Independence Chamber of Commerce
NATO- National Association of Theatre Owners