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Analysts: Office market will see a ‘soft landing’

“Now is a great time to buy an office building,” said Patricia Raicht, JLL’s national director for research for the Western U.S. and Latin America.

$14 million in top bidders | Oct. 4, 2024

National construction spending falls slightly in AGC report

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Construction

$14.6 million project at Terminal 6 in Portland building permits | Sept. 30, 2024

75 affordable housing units on the rise in Portland

Mass-timber company expanding into Willamette Valley

$41.5 million in top bidders | Sept. 27, 2024

Neighborhood library’s expansion coming soon

Mixed-use development opens along Columbia River

Infrastructure expansion under way as Bend eyes growth

$10.8 million tenant improvement in Portland building permits | Sept. 23, 2024

$14 million in top bidders | Oct. 4, 2024

Kerr Contractors Oregon has turned in a $3,667,317 bid for an ODOT project, US101: SE 40th St. – SE 123rd St. (Newport).

Tribes celebrate the end of the largest dam removal project in US history

The largest dam removal project in U.S. history was completed Wednesday, marking a major victory for tribes in the region who fought for decades to free hundreds of miles of the Klamath River near the California-Oregon border.

National construction spending falls slightly in AGC report

Construction spending across the nation was $2.1 trillion in August, a 0.1 percent decline from July to August, according to an analysis by the Associated General Contractors.

Building Blocks: CoHo Theatre expansion

An expansion will enable two other theatre companies to make their home on Raleigh Street, in Northwest Portland.

Historic Scandinavian building poised to receive TLC

Construction crews are set to begin restoring the fire-damaged Old Stock Exchange in downtown Copenhagen.

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Real Estate and Development

Albina One design update in Portland land use review intakes | Sept. 23, 2024

Megaproject’s impact document now receiving public comments

Loan OK’d for remediation of key Portland property

Black sewage water raises alarm in Mexican community

Tenant secured for massive, Portland-metro industrial center

Specht sells truck facility for $10.45 million

Oregon tribe sues over federal agency plans to hold an offshore wind energy auction

Office to daycare conversion in Portland land use review intakes | Sept. 16, 2024

Analysts: Office market will see a ‘soft landing’

“Now is a great time to buy an office building,” said Patricia Raicht, JLL’s national director for research for the Western U.S. and Latin America.

States tackling toll rates for Interstate Bridge replacement

The Oregon and Washington transportation commissions on Tuesday approved the further study of toll scenario recommendations for the new bridge.

Canopy addition at recycling center in Portland land use review intakes | Sept. 30, 2024

Early assistance is being sought for a project in North Portland. The applicant proposes to add an exterior canopy and make other site improvements to improve efficiency of on-site recycling operations.

‘Choppy’ industrial market sees vacancies grow

Asking lease rates for industrial space in Portland slipped 3.4 percent to $0.84 per square foot, while vacancies grew to 4.7 percent, according to Kidder Mathews' third-quarter industrial market update.

Group pursuing baseball dream locks in waterfront site

Due diligence is under way as the Portland Diamond Project looks to potentially buy Zidell Yards and construct a ballpark.

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Commentary

How to address and investigate workplace harassment allegations | Opinion

Maintaining culture during periods of transition and growth | Opinion

Document preservation, collection and production obligations | Opinion

For most Oregonians, Measure 118’s costs could outweigh gains | Opinion

Ballot boundaries: balancing business and big decisions | Opinion

Employers should anticipate election-related workplace issues regardless of whether their workplace remains virtual, never closed, or falls somewhere in between.

From concept to delivery: the art of building world-class venues | Opinion

When it comes to concert and performing arts venues, one thing is undeniable: you only get one chance to get things right. There are many elements that must be in place to ensure that an arts venue performs as planned and expected.

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