Portland multifamily has been booming in recent years, but it does not have the earmarks of unsustainable growth. Instead, there are signs of a more modest slowdown, especially in recent growth. There is some risk of too much high-end product in Portland, but mostly that means...
Here are the 32 most-desired addresses in Portland business From a big-picture perspective, Portland’s office market has been nothing if not desirable in recent years, fueled by a solid employment scene, increasing population and the Rose City’s continued value compared with other West Coast cities. Excerpt Courtesy...
Portland’s apartment-building binge appears to be headed off a cliff. Applications for new housing developments have nearly ground to a halt over the past year, and there are plenty of reasons for that. Construction costs have ballooned, as have land prices. The glut of new construction,...
Over the last few years, we have seen an increase in homeowners choosing to become landlords rather than placing their homes on the market. In deciding whether or not becoming a Landlord is right for you, there are a number of factors to consider,...
How inclusionary zoning could drive housing prices higher - Podcast Portland’s housing market could soon face some serious unintended consequences from a city effort to boost affordable housing. In fact, that effort, called inclusionary zoning, is likely to drive housing prices higher, says Vanessa Sturgeon of...
City set to kick off $195M reconstruction of the Portland Building, shroud Portlandia statue. Folks looking to get some business done with the city of Portland have been met with closed doors since earlier this fall — at least at the city's Portland Building. That's because all 1,400...