JLL has put one of downtown Portland's most architecturally distinct office towers on the market, betting that a nearly two-thirds-vacant historic building can draw investors willing to underwrite a lease-up in a central business district that is only just beginning to show signs of turning a corner. An affiliate of Edlen and Company is testing […]
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