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Portland Retail Vacancy Hits 4.8% as Rents Rise and Leasing Activity Persists in Q1 2026

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New data from Kidder Mathews shows rising rents and steady leasing demand even as vacancy edges higher and absorption turns negative Retail conditions in Portland are showing a mix of resilience and pressure points as 2026 begins, with tenant demand holding in select corridors even as overall occupancy weakens. The latest first-quarter data from Kidder […]

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