Saving Downtown
A grassroots group aims to save small businesses in Portland’s city center from financial ruin.
- Published in Restaurants and Retail
A grassroots group aims to save small businesses in Portland’s city center from financial ruin.
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Businesses turn to suburban markets for more space and to be closer to workers.
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The Metro region will continue to grow as a market for data centers as the pandemic increases demand for data use and storage.
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