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Portland Nonresidential Construction Costs Rise 0.32 Percent in Q4 2025, Among Lowest of Major U.S. Markets

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Mortenson's latest cost index places Portland well below the national average as stable labor and competitive bidding temper escalation pressures heading into 2026 Portland's nonresidential construction market closed 2025 on a notably measured note, with costs rising just 0.32 percent in the fourth quarter — the second-lowest quarterly gain among the eight markets tracked by […]

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