Clark County Outlying
MAJ Development’s 17,000 SQFT Royle Ridge Station Grocery Box in Ridgefield Holds a Quarter of Portland’s Shrunken Retail Pipeline
The 16,902-square-foot project at Pioneer Street and North Royle Road, which local permit trackers tie to a Grocery Outlet store in MAJ Development's...
Discovery Ridge’s 16,000 SQFT Phase 3 at 448 S Royle Rd Rounds Out Ridgefield’s Hold on Portland’s Retail Pipeline
The 16,000-square-foot third phase of the Discovery Ridge retail center, pre-leased in part to Firehouse Subs and marketed at $38 per square foot...
Clark County Absorbs 648,000 SQFT as Portland’s Industrial Market Sheds 1.5MM SQFT
Larger occupiers and owner-users are pulling industrial demand north across the Columbia River, making Clark County the clear leader in Portland-area absorption in...
Family Trusts Acquire 12,000 SQFT Pioneer KinderCare in Ridgefield From TerraForm Companies for $8.8MM
At $735 per square foot, a newly opened KinderCare in Ridgefield traded for roughly three times the Portland metro's average retail price, as...
Deacon’s 225-Unit West Main Commons Rises in Battle Ground After Years of Delay
Four years after Battle Ground's council narrowly approved an $85 million mixed-use plan for West Main Street, Deacon Development's apartments are slated for...
Cowlitz Economic Authority Acquires 3,000 SQFT Paradise Quick Stop in Ridgefield for $13.64MM in Portland Market’s Largest 2Q Retail Sale
The Cowlitz Economic Authority, the economic development arm of the Cowlitz Indian Tribe, paid nearly $13.64 million for a 3,460 square foot fuel...
Ferguson Leases 117,000 SQFT in Ridgefield, the Portland Market’s Largest Industrial Deal of 2Q 2026
A single lease by plumbing and HVAC distributor Ferguson accounted for every square foot of leasing activity recorded in the Clark County Outlying...
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 Retail Market Shows Resilience Despite Negative Absorption in Fourth Quarter 2025
Vacancy ticks up to 4.5 percent while asking rents climb to $2.01 per square foot as market absorbs 183,075 square feet of negative...
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...
Vacancy Rise and Rent Growth Define Portland’s Shifting Retail Landscape in Q2 2025
The Portland retail real estate market exhibited signs of transition in the second quarter of 2025, with fluctuations in vacancy, rental pricing, and...
