Studio Space for Rent in Central Eastside Portland
Portland's Central Eastside Industrial District is the city's primary hub for creative production, fabrication, and studio work. Bounded by the river and SE Portland neighborhoods, the district is home to working artists, furniture makers, ceramicists, and production studios. Find monthly workshop, art studio, and office space for rent in one of Portland's most active creative corridors.
11 spaces
For Lease 942 RSF | Office, Retail, Practitioner Suite | EEX 012a
Central Eastside · Office Space
$1,727/mo
For Lease 937 RSF | Office, Retail, Practitioner Suite | EEX 012b
Central Eastside · Office Space
$1,717/mo
Ask About Rent Specials! Creative Office Suite with Kitchenette (#220)
Central Eastside · Office Space
$3,381/mo
Great Permanent Window Desk in Office Space in Central Eastside
Central Eastside · Office Space
$310/mo
FOR LEASE: 417 RSF | EBCC 135 | Creative Office/Showroom
Central Eastside · Office Space
$1,216/mo
For Lease: Suite 310 | 828 ft Creative Office Space
Central Eastside · Office Space
$2,080/mo
For Lease: Suite 235 | 202 ft Creative Office Space
Central Eastside · Office Space
$600/mo
For Lease: Suite 350 Creative Office Space | 2,600 RSF
Central Eastside · Office Space
$3,260/mo
FOR LEASE | Eastbank Studios | Top Floor Creative Studios
Central Eastside · Art Studio
$950/mo
Suite 225 - Industrial Creative Studio w/ Cyclorama Wall | 801 SF
Central Eastside · Photo Studio
$1,750/mo
Your Dream Creative Workspace/Artist Studio Awaits!
Central Eastside · Art Studio
$600/mo
Frequently Asked Questions
- How much does studio space cost in Portland's Central Eastside?
- Workshop and studio space in the Central Eastside Industrial District typically ranges from $500–$3,000/month depending on size and amenities. Smaller private studios start around $500/month while larger warehouse or fabrication spaces run $1,500–$3,000+.
- What types of spaces are available in the Central Eastside?
- The district is zoned for industrial and commercial use, making it ideal for woodworking shops, ceramics studios, fabrication bays, photography studios, and production offices. Many buildings offer loading dock access and high ceilings.
- Is the Central Eastside good for artist studios?
- Yes — the Central Eastside has been Portland's working artist district for decades. It offers a mix of individual studio spaces and shared co-op buildings with communal equipment and facilities.