Portland's non-residential builders are paying more for labor and materials even as the workforce doing that building shrinks, a divergence that Mortenson Construction's latest cost index attributes to mega-project demand pulling trade capacity away from conventional commercial and institutional work. Non-residential construction costs nationally rose 1.58 percent during the second quarter of 2026 and 5.60 […]
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