Apartment Owners Adapt to Late Payments, Tech Advances
As residents struggle to pay rent and customers demand virtual tours, leasing agents and smart technology work side by side to make ends meet.
- Published in Real Estate
- Written by Sander Gusinow
Oregon Business - Real Estate
Coronavirus: Housing Demand Shifts
The residential real estate market remains strong as buyer habits change.
- Published in Real Estate
- Written by Sander Gusinow
Closing the Generation Gap
Advocates suggest the threat of coronavirus makes multigenerational housing more practical, not less.
- Published in Real Estate
- Written by Sander Gusinow
Coronavirus: Commercial Real Estate Market Retrenches
New leases and sales volume have dropped off a cliff as the pandemic clouds a rosy economic outlook.
- Published in Real Estate
- Written by Kim Moore
Opening Doors
Plans to redevelop a World War II-era chemical weapons depot could transform an undeveloped pocket of Northeastern Oregon.
- Published in Real Estate
- Written by Nick Cunningham
A Match Made in Heaven
How religious communities offer a unique solution to tackling the housing crisis.
- Published in Real Estate
- Written by Sander Gusinow
Willamette Falls Project Faces Year Delay
Start on work to redevelop industrial land in Oregon City is put off as new owner changes design plans.
- Published in Real Estate
- Written by Kim Moore
Study: Boom Time For Construction
A report shows confidence is high in the real estate market despite talk of recession.
- Published in Real Estate
- Written by Sander Gusinow
Residential Zoning Bill Transforms Real Estate Landscape
HB 2001 sailed through both chambers with support on both sides of the aisle, but critics claim it won’t solve any housing problems.
- Published in Real Estate
- Written by Sander Gusinow
‘The Tribe Has Always Been Interested in This Property’
The chair of the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde explains why the group wants to buy the 23-acre plot of land near Willamette Falls in Oregon City.
- Published in Real Estate
- Written by Kim Moore