Market and Demographic Information
The Shoreline Economic Development Portal (Buxton Portal) is an interactive, GIS-based system that allows you to research local population buying patterns, locations and drive time information for Shoreline and the surrounding areas. Psycho-demographics analysis and retail matching are provided by the Buxton Company. 

Instructions:
Go to http://www.buxtonco.com and click on "Client Log in" on the left. Enter one of the following user name and password combinations below.

Developers: User ID - opportunity; Password - investnow
Retailers: User ID - demographics; Password - shoreline

If you have questions about how to access the system or how to use it, please call John Norris with Shoreline's Economic Development Program at (206) 546-1790.

Property Information
NWProperty is a searchable web-database of properties available for lease or sale. This website has been created and is maintained by a consortium of local governments. Go to www.nwproperty.net.

Other information and resources are available at the following sites: 

• Enterprise Seattle http://www.enterpriseseattle.com
• King County Library, Business and Government Section. Send inquiries to infospl@spl.org
• Puget Sound Regional Council www.psrc.org or http://www.psrc.org/infocenter/index.htm
• Trade Development Alliance http://www.seattle.gov/tda/currentevents.htm
• Office of Minority and Women Owned Businesses http://www.omwbe.wa.gov/
• State of Washington Business and License Information http://dor.wa.gov/
• U.S. Small Business Administration http://www.sbaonline.sba.gov/index.html

The City of Shoreline is a member of numerous organizations that are partners in economic development  Regional partners include Enterprise Seattle, Puget Sound Regional Council, Trade Development Alliance of Greater Seattle, Urban Land Institute, American Planning Association, and the International Council of Shopping Centers. 

Local organizations include Shoreline Chamber of Commerce, Forward Shoreline, Shoreline Rotary, Shoreline Historical Museum, and the Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council.