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Schnitzer Sees a Smaller, Housing-Led Downtown as Portland’s Path Back

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Longtime Portland owner Jordan Schnitzer says the city's downtown must shed a glut of office space and convert to housing and waterfront life to recover, even as he warns that Multnomah County's tax burden is pushing high earners out of Oregon.

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