The first-of-its-kind women's sports facility would serve both the Portland Thorns FC and Portland's new WNBA franchise with a 12-acre performance center.

The project comes a little over one year after the Bhathal family, who are also investors in the NBA’s Sacramento Kings, completed its $ 63-million acquisition of the Thorns. In September, the family was a warded the WNBA’s 15th franchise, which has sold more than 8,000 season tickets before announcing its name.

The Portland Thorns and future Portland WNBA team have a new home.

The Portland Thorns and the city's incoming WNBA franchise unveiled plans on Thursday to build a first-of-its kind two-sport performance center that will house both teams.

A new training facility will be built in Hillsboro and it will serve both the Portland Thorns FC and the city’s new WNBA franchise, RAJ Sports announced Thursday. The performance center, which will be located on Northeast Aloclek Drive in an existing office building previously occupied by Nike,

Led by RAJ Sports, Portland is building the first-ever dual-sport women's performance complex to house the city’s NWSL and WNBA teams.

The Bhathal family, which owns the Thorns and the new WNBA expansion team in Portland, plans to spend $150 million or more on a dual-team campus.

NWSL's Portland Thorns and Portland's new WNBA team will share a $150 million training facility, the first of its kind between the leagues.

The Portland Thorns of the National Women's Soccer League and the city's as-yet unnamed WNBA team will train together at a new performance center in a first-of-its-kind alliance between teams from both leagues.

Both women's teams are owned by the Bhathal family, which also has a stake in the NBA's Sacramento Kings. The $150 million campus, set to open before the start of the 2026 WNBA season, will repurpose a facility formerly owned by Nike on 12 acres in Hillsboro,