Airport Way
Private Buyer Pays $4.3MM for 26,000 SQFT Mason Street Commons Cold-Storage Warehouse in Portland’s East Columbia Corridor
A freestanding cold-storage-equipped warehouse near Airport Way traded between private parties for $4.3 million, modestly above its 2018 price, as the East Columbia...
Airport Way Loses 574,000 SQFT in One Quarter, Accounting for 93% of Portland’s Industrial Decline
A single quarter pushed Airport Way's direct vacancy from 6.8 percent to 10.4 percent, turning one of Portland's core distribution districts into the...
Clark County Absorbs 346,000 SQFT While Portland Sheds 868,000 SQFT, Splitting the Industrial Market in Two
Clark County absorbed 345,587 square feet in 2Q 2026 while metro Portland gave back 867,770, splitting the region's industrial market in two.
Portland Industrial Vacancy Climbs to 6.1% as $113.2MM Amazon-Anchored Sale Leads Q4 Activity
Kidder Mathews data shows leasing slowed to 1.6 million square feet while sales volume rose 27.2 percent for the year The Pacific Northwest’s...
Tenant Signs 268,000 SQFT Industrial Lease at Prologis Property in Portland’s Airport Way
December 2025 transaction adds large logistics tenant to one of the metro’s busiest industrial corridors Changing demand patterns across Portland’s industrial market have...
Portland Industrial Market Shows Signs of Softening as Vacancy Hits Decade High
The Portland industrial real estate market exhibited signs of softening in the second quarter of 2025, with rising vacancy and availability rates, flat...
Portland Industrial Market Hits Decade Lows as Vacancy Soars and Leasing Activity Plummets
Market faces unprecedented challenges with record-high availability rates and dramatically reduced transaction volumes Portland's industrial real estate market experienced significant turbulence in the...
Report: Portland Retail Market Sees Significant Improvements in Development Pipeline in Q4 2023
By The Registry Staff Similar to the commercial office sector in the area, the Portland retail market has seen further challenges this quarter...
