SB 611 Opponents Urge Legislators to ‘Clip Portland’s Wings’
Landlords’ group testified against rent control measure and in favor of expanding the urban growth boundary and making inclusionary zoning voluntary
Metro
Aligned Data Centers Announces Hillsboro Expansion
The new data center is the latest in a series of data centers setting up shop in Hillsboro.
Portland-Area Investment is Up, Along with Multifamily Sales
Experts say the changes — along with increases in employment and incomes — are signs the city’s economy is rebounding.
‘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.
Tech Leaders Cautious About Big Data Future
At Design Week Portland, issues of data privacy and smart cities surface.
For employers, times are tight
Inadequate training and an economic boom contribute to statewide labor shortages.
River rights
A public private partnership to redevelop an industrial site at the base of the Willamette Falls in Oregon City is mired in conflict. Can the partners pull it off?
Portland arts venue protest highlights free speech conundrum
Protesters target venue after Portland arts organization announces it will host controversial speaker Jordan Peterson.
Mobility companies seek to fill employee transportation gap
Private companies expand employee transportation options as TriMet beefs up service and regional government anticipates transit bond measure.