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Portland Multifamily Market Closes 2025 With Shrinking Pipeline, Improving Vacancy, and $1.76 Billion in Transactions

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HFO's Q4 Marketwatch report finds construction starts at decade-low levels, absorption outpacing deliveries, and institutional buyers re-engaging as the metro positions for a supply-constrained recovery in 2026. Portland's multifamily market closed 2025 on firmer footing than it began, with vacancy declining, the construction pipeline contracting sharply, and transaction volume widening even as rent growth remained […]

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