Project Looking Glass
Looking Glass is a premier ±28,181-acre timberland offering located in the productive Eugene and Coastal Oregon markets, featuring a well-balanced age class of predominantly Douglas-fir on highly productive soils. This investment-grade opportunity offers immediate and long-term timber revenue potential, with an average site index of 129’ supporting strong biological growth and product flexibility. Approximately 88% of the GIS acres are classified as planted, with Douglas-fir dominating the South Package (93%) and a more balanced mix in the North Package (47% Douglas-fir, 53% Whitewood).
The property benefits from direct access to diverse and competitive forest product markets, including stud, dimension, veneer, hardwood, and pulp mills. The North Package is strategically positioned for haul routes to Tillamook and Willamina, while the South Package enjoys close proximity to the Eugene market.
In addition to timber income, Looking Glass offers compelling non-timber revenue potential through communication sites, commercial mineral royalties, carbon offsets, biodiversity credits, individual tract sales, recreation, and conservation. With scale, market access, and biological strength, Looking Glass is a rare opportunity in a traditionally low wildfire risk region.
DATA ROOM OPEN - June 18, 2025
BIDS DUE - August 6, 2025 12:00 PM Pacific Time
Property Documents
All information is assumed to be accurate and substantially correct but no assumptions of liability are intended. Neither the seller nor the agent or representatives warrant the completeness or accuracy of the information. Seller does not guarantee timber volumes, values, acreages (total, woodland/cropland, stand or otherwise), tree ages or the condition and/or function of any improvements, including but not limited to all buildings, machinery, appliances, wells, equipment, livestock and ponds. No representations or warranties are expressed or implied as to the property, its condition, boundaries or logging feasibility. Prospective buyers should satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of this information.
