NorthWest Crossing
Where Sustainability Meets Style
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NorthWest Crossing homes listed by The Garner Group
Additional NorthWest Crossing lots released for sale
Building sites in Phases 11 and 13 of NorthWest Crossing are now available, expanding the selection available to builders and prospective homeowners. A few lots in Phases 7 and 12 remain available at reduced prices. Call The Garner Group at 541 383-4360 for information.
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Second Annual Hullabaloo, Farmer's Market
Mean It's Summer in NorthWest Crossing
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NorthWest Crossing will be a beehive of activity this summer. Besides Hullabaloo, events will include:• Twilight Tunes in Compass Park, free concerts June 16, July 21, Aug. 25.
• Saturday Farmer's Markets, June 27-Sept 12 in the Neighborhood Center.
• First Fridays Art Walk, July 3, Aug. 7 and Sept. 4.
• Munch 'n Movies, Friday evenings, Aug. 21-Sept. 11 in Compass Park
• Harvest Fest, Oct. 17 in the Neighborhood Center.
See full schedule of events
NorthWest Crossing: an overview
NorthWest Crossing is a 486-acre mixed-use community on Bend’s west side founded on the principles of new urbanism and traditional
neighborhood design. Upon completion it will contain about 1,200 single- and multi-family dwelling units. Approximately 410 homes are complete and 592 residential lots have been platted to date. The award-winning community includes two schools, nearly 35 acres of community parks and open spaces, 30 acres dedicated for commercial use, 15 acres designated as mixed employment, and 40 acres for light industrial development. 
The Neighborhood Center at NorthWest Crossing (left) provides dining and retail services, including a neighborhood grocery market. The community is one of variety and character with styles ranging from single-family homes and cottages to duplexes, townhomes and second-story apartments. Architectural styles range from Craftsman to Tudor Revival and Colonial to American FourSquare and Prairie. NorthWest Crossing is being developed in phases to control sprawl. Build-out is expected in eight to 10 years, revised from an initial timeline of 10 to 15 years. The first home was completed and sold in August 2002.
Developers rooted in Bend community
NorthWest Crossing is being developed by West Bend Property Co. LLC, a partnership of Brooks Resources Corp. and Tennant Family Limited Partnership. Both companies, based in Bend, have solid histories of commitment to thoughtful, quality real estate development in Central Oregon. Their goal of creating a livable and sustainable community at NorthWest Crossing is rooted in their understanding and respect for the traditions of Bend and the Central Oregon lifestyle.
To maintain diversity in housing types, the project does not have set floor plans or model homes, nor does the developer engage in residential construction. The developer initially sold ready-to-build lots to an approved team of builders called the NorthWest Crossing Builders’ Guild. Lot sales now have been opened up to non-Guild builders and individual buyers but all builders must be approved by West Bend Property Co. and the community’s Architectural Review Committee must approve plans and materials.Environmental quality is emphasized
One of the defining elements of NorthWest Crossing is its preservation of native trees and natural lava rock
outcroppings, done artfully through professional landscape design. The result is a landscape formed of natural elements that enhances the traditional neighborhood feeling created by the community.Another defining element is environmental quality. Before green building grew from a niche market into its current mainstream position, NorthWest Crossing’s developer laid down guidelines that define the appeal—some would say necessity—of sound environmental building and development practices. All homes in NorthWest Crossing must be
Earth Advantage-certified for energy efficiency, indoor air qualiy and environmental responsibility. The neighborhood also is a founding member of the Building Green Council of Central Oregon, and a home in NorthWest Crossing won the first Central Oregon Tour of Homes Green Building Award. Homes are asked to comply in the following areas:
- By using resource-efficient building materials from framing to finish work, including the incorporation of recycled materials.
- Ensuring indoor air quality through the use of less toxic construction materials and floor coverings, plus air filtration systems and controlled fresh air ventilation.
- Practicing environmentally responsible building practices including the use of naturescaping, less toxic outdoor wood, water efficiency and proper disposal of construction materials.
- Ensuring energy efficiency through improved duct sealing, high-efficiency windows and heating systems, efficient lighting and appliances, shade trees and other naturescaping.
NorthWest Crossing’s centralized location makes self-powered commute options, such as walking and biking, convenient for its residents. Sidewalks are 12 inches wider than standard, and combined with open space and the native ponderosa pines that were retained during development create a pleasant environment for walking. Residents of the neighborhood are taking advantage of Bend’s new city transit system—Bend Area Transit. The most popular bus stop on any route is in NorthWest Crossing. Telecommuting is also popular among residents. Services, events connect neighbors
NorthWest Crossing is unique in the way that it strives to connect people together. Residents receive a monthly email newsletter profiling residents,
businesses and builders within the community. A residents-only intranet was recently launched that provides a place where neighbors can log in to exchange information and ideas. Residents work together to plan community events throughout the year, such as an annual neighborhood-wide picnic, the first community-wide Hullabaloo celebration this June 27-28 (photo, left), and special holiday celebrations.Awards include:
2008 Pacific Coast Builders Conference Gold Nugget Award of Merit for Master-Planned Community of the Year
2007 Urban Land Institute Development of Excellence Award, also a featured project by the Urban Land Institute in 2006.
2006 Most Successful Development in Oregon by BUILDERnews magazine.
2006 National Assn. of Home Builders Green Building Award to W.H. Hull Co., a member of the NorthWest Crossing Builders’ Guild.
2008 Grand Award for Green Building by the National Commercial Builders Council, for NorthWest Crossiing’s two newest Neighborhood Center buildings. Both have received the LEED-CS Silver Certification from the United States Green Building Council.
The Garner Group represents NorthWest Crossing
After opening a NorthWest Crossing branch office in June 2008, The Garner Group in early 2009 moved its main office to expanded space at 2762 NW Crossing Dr., Suite 100, in the heart of the Neighborhood Center at NorthWest Crossing. The Garner Group markets properties listed by West Bend Property Co. and independently by builders and homeowners. We have listed a selection of real estate choices including new and resale homes, cottages and townhomes. We also offer several building lots in choice locations. Please refer to the links at the top of this page.
