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Portland Multifamily Vacancy Falls to 8.4% as Sales Activity Signals Pricing Reset

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Q1 2026 data shows modest stabilization in fundamentals while major transactions highlight investor selectivity and shifting valuations A gradual recalibration is taking shape across Portland’s multifamily market, where early signs of stabilization are emerging even as pricing and transaction dynamics continue to adjust. The latest first-quarter data from Kidder Mathews points to a market that […]

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