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CBRE Q3 Portland Office Marketing Report Indicates Slowing Demand Heading Toward the End of the Year

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By Jack Stubbs The Portland office market looks set for an interesting – if less than active – time ahead, suggests a report recently released by CBRE, titled “Portland Office Report Q3 2022.” The report saw increased subleasing activity and a continued trend of low demand for office space – an increased overall vacancy rate, […]

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