PORTLAND
Knights Commit $1.1B to Providence for Oregon’s First Women’s Hospital
Phil and Penny Knight commit $1.1 billion to Providence, funding Oregon's first women's hospital and heart care expansion.
Nike-Leased Millikan 73 Innovation Center in Beaverton Hits Market at $32.6MM
Newmark markets the Nike-leased Millikan 73 Innovation Center in Beaverton at $32.6MM, a mission-critical Nike Air manufacturing facility.
Portland Construction Costs Keep Climbing as Building Employment Falls 8%
Portland’s non-residential builders are paying more for labor and materials even as the workforce doing that building shrinks, a divergence that Mortenson Construction’s...
Prosper Portland Moves to Buy 30-Unit Concordia Apartments for $7.2MM
Portland’s economic development agency is preparing to become a landlord for the first time under a new strategy aimed at keeping newer, well-maintained...
APANO, Our Just Future Open $58.5MM, 124-Unit Legin Commons on PCC’s Southeast Portland Campus
A coalition of APANO, Our Just Future and Edlen & Co. cut the ribbon on Legin Commons, a 124-unit affordable housing community on...
Swickard Floats Adding Observation Deck Atop Portland’s Big Pink Tower
A helipad that once welcomed some of Portland’s biggest business names could give way to a public observation deck under new owner Jeff...
Portland Sheds 26,800 Jobs as Apartment Absorption Collapses 76% to 2,150 Units
Seven straight quarters of job losses have drained renter demand out of the Portland apartment market, cutting net move-ins by more than three-quarters...
Schnitzer Sees a Smaller, Housing-Led Downtown as Portland’s Path Back
Longtime Portland owner Jordan Schnitzer says the city's downtown must shed a glut of office space and convert to housing and waterfront life...
Portland Council Lines Up Albina Vision Trust for 10 City-Owned Rose Quarter Parcels
Portland's council has tied the future of ten publicly owned parcels around the Moda Center to a single nonprofit, starting a 12-month clock...
Portland Apartment Pipeline Contracts to 1,953 Units as 2026 Completions Head for 56% Drop
Northmarq's latest research shows Portland's apartment development pipeline has fallen below 2,000 units after three years of contraction, and the firm expects that...
Oregon Joins a Faster-Growing Inland West on Paper, With Portland Weighing Down the Average
A new 21-year data model from a California investment manager takes Oregon in full as the fourth-largest component of a 47.3 million-person Inland...
1990s-Vintage Apartments Drive More Than a Third of Portland Sales as Median Price Slides 13% to $183,800 per Unit
Portland multifamily investors spent the first quarter rotating hard into 1990s-built product, much of it changing hands below what the same assets fetched...
