Oregon Breweries For Sale or Lease
Annual Oregon brewery closures peaked in 2024 and have begun leveling off. In Oregon there is a remarkable churn of closures to reopenings as many spaces don’t go vacant for long. Failure -or change- breeds opportunity and the chance to rejuvenate a former brewery or taproom that could still be successful. Many of the following examples of breweries or brewing and taproom spaces for sale or lease are currently still in business, some have permanently closed, and others have simply relocated.
Assembly Brewing
Price: $2,100,000
Location: 6112 SE Foster Rd Portland, OR 97206
Oregon’s first and only black-owned brewery closed in 2025 leaving behind an influential legacy. At the time of closure we heard the brewhouse equipment was being sold off piece-by-piece but recently learned most of it is still in place and back on the market along with the building. In 2019 the building was redesigned by Steelhead Architecture and renovated by Lorentz Bruun Construction specifically to become Assembly Brewing. The renovations featured three walk-in coolers, a commercial kitchen with an approximate 20' class A hood, a full brewery, seismic retrofit, a new roof, 12 parking spaces and a dynamic floor plan capable of serving a single owner/user or multiple tenants/subtenants.
In the back brewhouse/production area we managed to track down an inventory of existing equipment that could be included if the right business wants it. Brokers tell us this is all available “as is” with a sale or it could be removed for a price reduction:
3x Fermentation tanks
Conical Bottom Vertical Fermenters (10 bbl???)
Hot Liquor tank (massive 152”) ("liquor" is brewers term for h20)
2x Brite Tank (16 bbl each) Labeled BT1 & BT2.
32 bbl Brite Tank
2x CO2 storage systems
Chart Carbo-Max 750
High-performance, stationary bulk CO2 storage system
Mash Tun (9’6”) 588 gal capacity (19 bbl?)
Boil Kettle (wiring stripped and may be destroyed) (21.5 bbl) 8’9”
44 kegs (1/4 bbl)
59 kegs (1/2 bbl)
ForeLand Beer’s McMinnville location
Price: For lease $18.00 /SF/YR
Location: 777 NE 4th St McMinnville, OR 97128
ForeLand Beer is moving to Portland into the former Upright Brewing space at 240 N. Broadway. The home of ForeLand Beer’s brewery and tasting room in McMinnville is up for sale, the property and the building, and the entire brewhouse if someone would like a turnkey operation. This is a 5,855 sq ft commercial property one block from McMinnville's popular Third Street shops and plaza. The existing build-out is perfect for a brewery or a winery, and has a spacious parking lot that can be a beer garden or food truck pod, and interior rooms for a taproom or retail.
Bridge 99 Brewing
Price: $3,900,000
Location: 63063 Layton Ave, Bend, OR 97701
Homebrewer Trever Hawman opened Bridge 99 Brewing in 2013 after going from his garage to pro and expanding from a nano 2-barrel brewhouse into a 15bbl. Located in the north Bend industrial area very close to Van Henion Brewing, 10 Barrel Brewing’s East Side Pub, and Terranaut Beer, the Bridge 99 Brewing location is for sale as a turnkey taproom and production facility. The brewery and taproom remain open and have a well established customer base that could stick around under new ownership.
Situated on 0.66 acres and encompassing approximately 8,968 SF across four buildings. The campus includes dedicated production, retail, office, storage, mechanical, and cold storage areas, creating an efficient workflow between manufacturing and customer-facing operations. Bridge 99 Brewery’s production and taproom equipment are available for acquisition independent of the real estate.
Xicha Brewing’s original West Salem location
Price: 3 suites individually for lease
Location: 576 Patterson St NW Salem, OR 97304
The original Xicha Brewing location in West Salem that launched Oregon’s first latino-owned brewery is back on the market. While Xicha Brewing is doing well at their larger new location in North Salem at 2195 Hyacinth St NE #162, Salem, OR 97301 and with a satellite taproom in Eugene, the original space is available. Over multiple suites for brewing, restaurant, and office, this location has it all. Suites 140/200 are built out as a full restaurant and brewery space. The restaurant is approximately 2,223 SF and features a large bar with a 10 ft roll up door for indoor/outdoor seating with a large patio, perfect for outdoor entertainment and games. The kitchen includes a hood, a walk-in cooler and many sinks/drains. Two private Restrooms. Also included in the total SF is a 548 SF office upstairs above the restaurant for a total of 2,771 SF. Brewing space is approximately 3,042 SF and is set up for your brewing with 3 bay sink, drains, huge walk in cooler and an 8 ft roll up door.
Rogue Ales Eastside and Rogue Hall at PSU
Price: Negotiable lease options: Rogue Eastside, and Beer Hall at PSU
Location: Rogue Eastside, 928 SE 9th Ave, & Rogue Beer Hall at PSU, 1717 SW Park Ave, Portland, OR
Most of Rogue Ales crumbled empire had already been reclaimed by the sea of Oregon beer and the constant churn of death and rebirth. Rogue Ales old Astoria Pier location is back in action, so is their Newport Bayfront, even the newer Salem pub is coming back to life. For whatever reason Portland has not shown their in town locations so much love, as the Rogue PSU Beer Hall location is vacant as is their Eastside Public House which was once home to the Green Dragon Pub.
Rogue Eastside Pub still contains most of the infrastructure including a 15 barrel brewing system. There is a range hood and dishwashing area in the kitchen. A large walk-in cooler is available and lots of storage in the warehouse area. The building has vaulted ceilings with skylights and a Belmont street facing patio beer garden that could also be great for food trucks.
Rogue Beer Hall at PSU is for lease at 4,400 sq. ft. indoors below The Vue apartments and 1,310 sq. ft. of patio space. There is a full restaurant/kitchen build-out, full bar, plenty of seating, and a great location basically on the Portland State University campus, and near the southeast park blocks, and Portland Art Museum.
Barsideous Brewing
Price: $515,000
Location: 644 Main St Lebanon, OR 97355
Barsideous is the second oldest brewery in Lebanon, located near Corvallis between Salem and Eugene. Brewer Bill Bartman and Aaron Franks, Brian Franks and Joel Bartman opened Barsideous Brewing in 2017 in the historic Lebanon Gem Theater (originally the Empire Theater, then the Kuhn, and finally the Gem; with the new Kuhn next door.) The impressive space with 14” ft ceilings, a glorious bar, mezzanine overlook and back room theater stage and event space has become a community hub with a nano-size 3-barrel brewing system and canning equipment. The full service restaurant and bar remains open, and Barsideous Brewing is available as a turnkey operation that could be opened under new ownership with minimal interruption for $515,000 ($201.57/SF).
Hair of the Dog Brewing
Price: $3,000,000 including land
Location: 61-67 SE Yamhill St Portland, OR 97214
Words like “iconic” and “legendary” get thrown around, but are truly warranted when used to describe the late-departed Hair of the Dog Brewing. Alan Sprints transformed the industry when he opened Hair of the Dog in 1993, helping introduce and change the way people thought about big beer, barrel-aged beer, cellared beer, and what “beer” even is to begin with. In 2010 Alan Sprints bought the building at 67 SE Yamhill and relocated Hair of the Dog there with a taproom and restaurant that was quite popular before the pandemic changed everything. In 2022 Alan Sprints officially retired though still occasionally brewed collaborations and released vintage beers. For a brief time the space was occupied by Labyrinth Forge Brewing before they also closed. Since then the building has been up for sale. Sprints still has a workshop in the building and even some beers and barrels, though brewing no longer takes place.
The entire building is for sale, all 3,000 sf restaurant/bar space with kitchen/hood; commercial dishwasher; Full HVAC, and seating for up to 100. The additional 7,0000 sq ft. back space is set up as a brewery with all the infrastructure and brewing equipment it could be repositioned and used for a variety of food/beverage manufacturing and retail/tasting room. Other characteristics are 18' ceilings; 2 grade loading doors; Substantial 3 Phase power; Skylights; Floor drains with a new roof installed last year.
Newport Brewing Company
Price: $1,695,000 all included
Location: 1118 SW Canyon Way, Newport, OR 97365
The 2019 opened Newport Brewing Company has been on the market atleast 4 times by our count. The brand new construction on a .54-acre lot was partially designed to be an alternative to Newport’s most famous brewery - Rogue Ales. Newport Brewing permanently closed within days of Rogue Ales closure last November and they both have been vacant since. Newport Brewing has the benefit of an elevated view, 10 parking spaces, a full kitchen and brewhouse in a new 5,200 sq. ft. building, and even all the hook-ups including power and water for 7 food trucks. The whole kaboodle is now on the market for more than $1.5 million but I bet owner Brodie Becksted who is also a broker and developer, may be willing to haggle.
Hondo’s Brew & Cork
Price: $805,000 including land
Location: 2703 Marine Dr, Astoria, OR 97103
Hondo’s started as a homebrew supply shop that eventually expanded into a taproom and nano-brewery in 2011. As one of the oldest breweries in Astoria, many a brewer and beer nerd nurtured their passions at Hondo’s. The turnkey opportunity to take over this long-running and still currently operating bar that includes a retail store for home brews is a unique one. There are 19 taps, a custom wood bar, indoor and outdoor seating, two bathrooms, a kitchen, and a walk-in cooler. The sale includes the land, building, and business in a 2,588 square foot building.
Original Porter Brewing Co. location in Redmond
Price: For lease at $11.40 /SF/YR
Location: 611 NE Jackpine Ct Redmond, OR 97756
Bend, Oregon’s all cask English-style brewery got their start in Redmond in this small production space that also held their taproom. In 2023 Porter Brewing opened The Cellar in a historic basement in downtown Bend, and has now shifted all of their operations there and brewing elsewhere. The amenities at the Jackpine Industrial Park where the space is located: 14' roll-up door, mezzanine area/private office/warehouse with 14 foot roll up door and floor drains, 1" water line, permitted for food production/brewery, 200 amp electrical panel, roof top solar panels to offset electrical expenses, 8'x10' cold storage room, tasting room with separate entrance, utility connections for dishwasher, refrigerators, electrical hookups, outdoor fenced & graveled area for outdoor events & gatherings
Lookingglass Brewery
Price: $1,650,000
192 SE Main Street Winston, OR 97496
The Lookingglass brewery has been on the market since atleast 2022 but has never closed, and operates a second location in Roseburg while the original in Winston, Oregon is open but for sale. In 2020 the Lookingglass Brewery got a huge upgrade with a 10-barrel brewhouse, jacketed unitanks, 15 CPM canning line, CIP cart, keg washing, and more in the back-of-house production. The taproom has a custom bar installation, performance stage, retail beer cooler, and dual patio areas with outdoor heating systems and walk-in cooler with 18 draft lines. All in with 26 on-site parking spaces the Lookingglass property encompasses 4,000 square feet of commercial space configured as four 1,000-square-foot units on 0.49 acres. Listing here.
Homegrown Public House & Brewery
Price: $259,000 (Business ONLY, Building/land not included)
Location: 294 Laurel St, Florence, OR 97439
Ever wanted to move to the Oregon coast? Homegrown Public House & Brewery in Old Town Florence, Oregon is for sale. The restaurant, located at 294 Laurel St was established in 2012 and offers 2,400 sq. ft. with two indoor dining areas and outdoor dining, a full bar, and a fully equipped kitchen.
The brewery, located nearby at 1458 1st St, features 2,000 sq. ft. of space with brand-new equipment and great potential for expansion.
Fracture Brewing / Burnside Brewing Co.
Price: ???? lease negotiable
Location: 18 NE 7th Ave Portland, OR 97232
Formerly the brewing side of the Fracture Brewing operation, and over a much longer period of time the Burnside Brewing Co. production space, is on the market. Between Burnside Brewing and Fracture, this brewhouse made batches of beer for KEX Brewing, Ross Island Brewing, and almost became a Mikkeller Beer. The pub side of what was Burnside Brewing and for about a year Mikkeller, is now the long-term home of Dimo’s Apizza but the back warehouse area with floor drains, electrical, a loading dock, and roll-up doors onto Couch Street is available. https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/18-NE-7th-Ave-Portland-OR/39195083/