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Portland Retail Vacancy Holds at 4.7% as Construction Deliveries Collapse 97%

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Portland's retail market posted a 92.12 percent surge in average sale price per square foot during the second quarter of 2026, but the figure was driven almost entirely by three tiny fuel and convenience trades, while the market's more durable story sat in a construction pipeline that has all but stopped delivering space. Retail vacancy […]

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