By The Registry Staff As commercial property values decline due to lower occupancies in some downtown areas, companies are taking steps to contest the property valuations calculated in their counties. Seattle-based Unico Properties, which is a major landlord in the city and owns eighteen properties in Portland, is engaging in such actions, seeking a reduction […]
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