Working Together
BCMG has partnered with Portland organizations to create the conditions necessary for economic development, which includes promoting economic growth and an enhanced quality of life. We achieve this by strategically expanding the capabilities of individuals, businesses, and communities within the real estate sector through these partnerships. Our focus is on empowering others, which, in turn, drives innovation, facilitates job creation and encourages private investment in the real estate industry. Through our commitment to excellence and collaboration with our partners, we work tirelessly to contribute to the prosperity and well-being of the communities we serve, ensuring a sustainable and thriving future for both economic development and real estate endeavors.
Business Navigation
Old Town Community Association (OTCA)
The OTCA and BCMG have partnered to work towards revitalizing Old Town. The work activates under-utilized or vacant commercial retail space to help Old Town achieve a diverse, equitable, and inclusive cultural hub. This is done by helping entrepreneurs with leasing or buying commercial space, while promoting Old Town.
Young Entrepreneurs Program
Micro Enterprise Services of Oregon (MESO)
MESO and BCMG have partnered to introduce B.L.A.Z.E. (Building, Leaders and Zealous Entrepreneurs). B.L.A.Z.E. is a 12 month program that will see five 18-25 year olds take their businesses from idea to reality, through workshops, and one to one coaching. In June of 2024 the cohort will launch their business to the public, and begin their personal entrepreneurial journeys.
Child Care Facilities Navigator Program
Prosper Portland
Prosper Portland has contracted BCMG along with Malhum Architects to provide child care navigation services to serve new or existing center-based childcare providers looking to grow their business and move into a commercial space
Child Care Facilities Navigator Program
Social Venture Partners
Social Venture Partners has contracted BCMG to perform a market analysis focused on ground floor spaces within Multnomah County, encompassing areas like Gresham and East Multnomah County, that are suitable for center-based childcare facilities. The analysis will involve conducting interviews with property owners and landlords to evaluate the readiness of the ecosystem for accommodating additional childcare centers.