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Portland City Council Explores Vacancy Fee on Landlords as Downtown Struggles With Record-High Empty Space

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Councilors have commissioned a $62,520 study to explore how a long-term vacancy fee might be structured The Portland City Council is exploring whether to impose a fee on landlords whose commercial and residential spaces sit vacant for extended periods. The fee would levy a charge on landlords based on the length of time a space […]

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