IPCO Commercial Properties is a fourth-generation family-run industrial park offering premiere space for lease in Ashland, Oregon. 

The family business began in the commercial printing industry in the early 1900’s when great-grandfather Charlie Brombacher took over what was known as the Independent Print Shop in Richmond, California. Under the leadership of Charlie, Charlie’s son Elton, and eventually Elton’s sons Zach and Kurt, created the Independent Printing Company (IPCO), which went on to become one of Contra Costa County’s largest commercial printers.

In the 1960’s Elton discovered Southern Oregon as a potential site to expand production operations in order to serve businesses in Oregon, California and beyond. Land was purchased in Ashland on the south side of town near I-5 and exit 14. In this location, IPCO built a commercial printing plant that employed as many as 50+ employees until the doors were closed in 2016. 

While Independent Printing Co was in operation, Zach and Kurt realized there was also a demand for industrial space for local small businesses that needed room to expand. Insulated metal buildings proved to be the most affordable and flexible structures to meet the needs of business owners. Over the years the site has expanded to over 100,000 square feet of industrial space now managed by brothers Zach and Kurt Brombacher and their daughters Lisa Olson and Trina Sanford. 

In this ideal location, IPCO Commercial Properties offers premier metal buildings for lease with high clear ceiling heights for pallet stacking, sprinkled fire suppression, industrial grade power, large semi-truck access and off-street parking. Flexible E-1 zoning allows for many uses including office, retail, manufacturing, warehouse, and distribution uses.