Prime Ridgefield Employment Land with Strategic Access
Boschma Farms offers 34.84 acres across five contiguous parcels within Ridgefield’s high-growth employment corridor. The property sits at North 65th Avenue and 10th Street just minutes from I-5 with quick access to Vancouver, Portland, and PDX. Surrounded by advancing infrastructure and education investment, it is positioned to attract long-term business and institutional users.
Highlights:
- Five parcels totaling about 34.84 acres within Ridgefield’s north employment zone
- 15 minutes to downtown Vancouver and 30 minutes to downtown Portland
- Flat topography and excellent regional connectivity for development
Employment Focused Land Use Supporting Regional Growth
The Boschma property features two zoning designations, Commercial Regional Business (CRB) and Employment (E), that support light industrial, research, and office uses. These designations protect Ridgefield’s employment land supply and create opportunities for high quality job growth throughout Clark County. Retail and residential uses are restricted to preserve land for business and innovation.
Highlights:
- CRB and E zoning ideal for manufacturing, research, and corporate operations
- Located within The Junction, Ridgefield’s central employment corridor
- Designed to attract long term business and light industrial users
Future Parcels Positioned for Industrial and Innovation Expansion
Beyond the initial 34.84 acres, Boschma Farms includes additional east and south parcels that will be available in future phases. These tracts, zoned Light Industrial, allow for flexible site planning and scalable growth for manufacturing, logistics, and emerging technology companies seeking space in Ridgefield’s expanding business district.
Highlights:
- Property tours available by appointment with advance notice
- Seller reserves the right to review and decline any proposal
- Offers must outline price, due diligence period, and proposed closing date
From Family Dairy Heritage to Regional Legacy
Boschma Farms began as a family dairy founded by Hank and Bernice Boschma after emigrating from the Netherlands. Over decades, their dedication to the land helped build a strong local presence and lasting community impact. In 2014, the family gifted part of the property to the Clark College Foundation, paving the way for the next generation of education and opportunity.
Highlights:
- Founded in the 1940s by Hank and Bernice Boschma
- Founded in the 1940s by Hank and Bernice Boschma
- Land donation established the foundation for Clark College at Boschma Farms
Educational Anchor Advancing Workforce Development
The Clark College campus at Boschma Farms is planned as a major regional center for advanced manufacturing, robotics, and workforce training. Supported by both state and federal funding, the first phase will open with facilities designed to prepare students for the industries shaping Southwest Washington’s economic future.
Highlights:
- $53.2 million in state capital funding and $1.5 million in federal earmarks
- Phase one includes a 61,000 square foot Advanced Manufacturing Center opening in 2024
- Long range plan supports five additional buildings over 50 years
A Foundation for Ridgefield’s Next Economic Chapter
Ridgefield’s consistent population growth and ongoing infrastructure expansion make Boschma Farms a key part of Clark County’s long term future. With employment centered zoning, educational anchors, and strong highway access, the site is positioned to support balanced, sustainable growth for business and community development.
Highlights:
- Ridgefield is one of the fastest growing cities in Washington
- Pioneer Street and I-5 improvements enhance regional access
- Market positioned for both private employers and institutional users
Submit an Expression of Interest for the Boschma Portfolio
Jim West Commercial Real Estate, in partnership with AARE, represents the Boschma family portfolio exclusively. Interested buyers or investors can request full documentation, schedule a site visit, and submit formal offers following the outlined steps. All proposals will be reviewed with respect to timing, structure, and readiness to close.
Highlights:
- Offers must outline price, due diligence period, and proposed closing date
- Property tours available by appointment with advance notice
- Seller reserves the right to review and decline any proposal
