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Oregon Joins a Faster-Growing Inland West on Paper, With Portland Weighing Down the Average

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A new 21-year data model from a California investment manager takes Oregon in full as the fourth-largest component of a 47.3 million-person Inland West, excludes Greater Seattle as a coastal primary market, and concedes that Portland's flat recent growth pulled the region's numbers down rather than up.

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