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Portland Retail Rents Climb 6.2% as Vacancy Edges Up to 4.4%

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Construction pipeline shrinks 40.8% while deliveries surge 282% year-over-year in third quarter Portland's retail market is adjusting to new economic realities as landlords push rents higher while property values decline and developers pull back on new projects. The third quarter brought a mix of signals that suggest the market is recalibrating after years of disruption, […]

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