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Portland’s Multifamily Market Begins to Slow Due to Economic Factors, Finds Colliers Q3 Multifamily Report

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By Jack Stubbs Portland’s multifamily market has slowed down in recent months, according to Colliers’ recently released third quarter multifamily market report, with several economic metrics indicating relatively decreased demand in the marketplace. There were several key findings from the report demonstrating as much. The market-wide occupancy rate continues to hover around 96 percent, marking […]

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