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Demand for Industrial Real Estate in Portland Remains Strong, According to Q3 2022 CBRE Report

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By Jack Stubbs Demand for industrial real estate in Portland remains strong heading toward the end of the year, with ongoing demand for industrial assets evident across various metrics, including leasing activity, net absorption figures, tenant demand, in-progress construction and rent growth. According to a third quarter Portland industrial market report from CBRE, Portland’s industrial […]

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