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Portland Office Vacancy Posts Largest Drop Since 2022 as Class A Absorbs 271,000 SQFT and Older Buildings Lose Ground

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Class A towers delivered Portland's largest quarterly vacancy drop since 2022, while Class B and C buildings kept losing tenants and downtown direct vacancy held at 28 percent.

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