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1990s-Vintage Apartments Drive More Than a Third of Portland Sales as Median Price Slides 13% to $183,800 per Unit

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Portland multifamily investors spent the first quarter rotating hard into 1990s-built product, much of it changing hands below what the same assets fetched earlier this decade, as transaction volume fell by a third and cap rates widened to an average of 5.9 percent.

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