Not to be confused with Vancouver in Canada, Vancouver in Washington State is part of the Portland-Vancouver metropolitan area, even though the two neighbouring cities are technically in different states.
Integra plans to consolidate its Portland-area workforce from multiple locations into a single site at 18110 SE 34th Street in Vancouver, where it has signed a lease for substantial, open, accessible office space.
The deal means Integra will see out its existing leases for office space in Vancouver and Portland before moving staff to its new regional base from June 2014. “Significant investment” has been allocated to cover the costs of improvement work aimed at bringing the new offices up to scratch and tailoring them to the needs of the telecoms company.
“With this facility, we’ll be able to maximize our efficiency and enhance our communication by housing most of our key, centralized functions under one roof in a dynamic, sophisticated commercial space,” said Integra’s chief financial officer Jesse Selnick in a statement.
“Our people were a critical factor in our selection process. Roughly half of our employees in the Portland Metro area currently reside in Washington,” explained Felicity O’Herron, Integra’s senior vice president of human resources.
Integra provides communications and networking services to businesses in as many as 35 cities across the western United States. The company has said it intends to maintain some operating bases in Oregon outside Portland, even after its local office consolidation efforts are complete, specifically in the cities of Salem, Eugene, Bend, and Lake Oswego.
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Editor’s notes: As of October 2026, Integra listed 18110 SE 34th Street in Vancouver, Washington, as its office address on its LinkedIn page.
However, Integra rebranded as Allstream in 2017 when Zayo Group acquired Electric Lightwave, Integra Telecom’s parent company.
Another high-profile occupier in Washington State is Meta, primarily in Bellevue’s Spring District development.
However, in October 2026, Facebook and Instagram’s parent company was marketing a significant amount of its space for sublease.