Plans for Portland-area In-N-Out restaurant moving forward: What to know
The California-based burger chain filed for building permits on June 17 for the site located at 10565 SW Beaverton Hillsdale Highway in unincorporated Washington County.
'We are looking forward to being able to serve our customers in and around Beaverton with this upcoming location,' said Mike Abbate, vice president of store development for In-N-Out Burger.
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Abbate said the company hasn't yet started the construction process, and does not have an estimate when work could start. Once it does, he said it usually takes about 9 months before the location will be ready and open for business.
The company first filed an application for the location in 2020, but it was denied. A Washington County spokesperson said the issue was the way the site was zoned, and not because of traffic concerns.
In-N-Out appealed the decision in 2022. After years of back-and-fourth, the application was approved in 2024.
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Local residents raised concerns about traffic. Rowan Krahel, who lives in the area near where the forthcoming In-N-Out will be located in Washington County, said while he's excited for a closer location, he is worried it will bring an increase in congestion.
'I mean I was excited to not have to drive 45 minutes to go to an In-N-Out but also worried that our neighborhood is going to have even more traffic than it already does,' Krahel said. 'The traffic is going to be killer and it's just another fast food restaurant.'
The forthcoming In-N-Out will be located at the now-vacant Hawaiian Time restaurant building in Washington County. The commercial corridor just west of Highway 217 is already heavy with traffic and has a Chick-fil-A restaurant right next door.
Jeff Murray, a neighbor, said he hopes the new In-N-Out will help clean up the area.
'I know In-N-Out brings a lot of people, but hey, I'm for it,' Murray said.
Earlier this year, In-N-Out also began the permit process for a vacant lot at the intersection of Northeast Airport Way and Holman Street in Portland, which would be the city's first In-N-Out location.
The company has also filed for permits for the former Shari's location in Gresham's Oregon Trail Shopping Center.
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