Studio Space for Rent in Kerns, Portland
The Kerns neighborhood occupies the creative middle ground between Portland's Central Eastside and the Alberta Arts District — accessible to both, with a mixed-use character and a range of art studios, small creative offices, and workshop space in converted commercial buildings along the NE Broadway and NE Sandy corridors. Browse monthly studio rentals in Kerns and NE Portland and submit an inquiry to connect directly with the host.
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7 spaces
Creative Office Space in Eliot Neighborhood - 522 N. Thompson
NE Portland · Office Space
$1,810/mo
Unique modern renovation: Office/Light Manufacturing/Flex
NE Portland · Office Space
Price on request
WONDERFUL SMALL OFFICE: Close in NE Portland
NE Portland · Office Space
$995/mo
THE PERFECT OFFICE: Close in NE Portland
NE Portland · Office Space
$995/mo
Retail / Office Space for Rent
NE Portland · Office Space
$1,000/mo
Creative office/Artist Studio/ Maker Space- Toast Studios
NE Portland · Art Studio
$1,395/mo
NEW! Fantastice Office Space (really)
NE Portland · Office Space
$2,040/mo
Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is the Kerns neighborhood in Portland?
- Kerns is an NE Portland neighborhood roughly bounded by NE Burnside to the south, NE Halsey to the north, NE 12th to the west, and NE 33rd to the east. It sits between the Central Eastside Industrial District and the Alberta Arts corridor, giving it easy access to both Portland's working creative district and its most established arts community.
- How much does studio space cost in Kerns?
- Monthly studio and creative workspace in Kerns typically ranges from $400–$1,500/month depending on size and amenities. The neighborhood offers mid-range pricing between the higher rents of the Pearl District and Slabtown and the more affordable options on NE Alberta.
- What types of creative workspace are available in Kerns?
- Kerns has a mix of art studios, small creative offices, and workshop space in converted commercial and light-industrial buildings along the NE Broadway and NE Sandy corridors. The neighborhood is particularly well-suited for visual artists, photographers, and small creative agencies.
- Is Kerns convenient for transit and biking?
- Yes. Kerns is served by multiple bus lines on NE Burnside, NE Broadway, and NE Sandy. It's highly bikeable, with easy connections to the Central Eastside via the Burnside Bridge corridor and to NE Alberta via the neighborhood bike network. MAX Yellow and Green lines are accessible from nearby stations.
- How is Kerns different from the Central Eastside for studio space?
- The Central Eastside is Portland's primary industrial creative district with warehouse bays, loading access, and heavy infrastructure. Kerns is more mixed-use — lighter commercial, better natural light, and a more residential neighborhood character. It's a better fit for studios that don't need industrial infrastructure but want proximity to both the CEID and Alberta Arts.