Housing prices continue to rise, but slowly
Although home prices in Oregon have slowed in recent months, they continue to rise.
- Published in Real Estate
- Written by Caleb Diehl
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Oregon Business - Real Estate
Small Town, Big Changes
Will property development rescue Mosier — or ruin it?
- Published in Real Estate
- Written by Audrey Van Buskirk & Chris Lydgate
Council Watch: Oregon City tourism and tiny homes
Oregon City council members discuss tiny homes for veterans and strategic tourism plan.
- Published in Real Estate
- Written by Katy Sword
Community groups, developers, bring alleys out of the shadows
The revamped spaces serve as community gathering spots in densifying neighborhoods.
- Published in Real Estate
- Written by Katy Sword
City development puts squeeze on iconic North Portland business
Gentrification, lack of parking, take a toll on the ReBuilding Center.
- Published in Real Estate
- Written by Kim Moore
Shipping news
Siblings Jay and Charlene Zidell barge into real estate.
- Published in Real Estate
- Written by Linda Baker
Hooking a New Generation
Lincoln County is diversifying beyond marine sciences and education. Will young entrepreneurs take the bait?
- Published in Real Estate
- Written by Lori Tobias
My Kingdom for a Visa
How immigrant investors are reshaping Portland’s skyline
- Published in Real Estate
- Written by Courtney Sherwood
No Magic Wand
Years in the making, the affordable-housing crisis can't be solved by developers alone.
- Published in Real Estate
- Written by Dan Cook
Which Way to Chinatown?
BY AMY MILSHTEIN | PHOTOS BY JASON E. KAPLAN
The Jade International District, already Portland's center of Asian life, is poised for rejuvenation. Where does that leave the westside's historic Chinatown?
- Published in Real Estate
- Written by AMY MILSHTEIN