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Airport Way Loses 574,000 SQFT in One Quarter, Accounting for 93% of Portland’s Industrial Decline

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A single quarter pushed Airport Way's direct vacancy from 6.8 percent to 10.4 percent, turning one of Portland's core distribution districts into the largest source of the metro's lost industrial occupancy.

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