Bi-Annual Apartment Report Shows Slowing Portland Rental Market
State economist says the data is consistent with the city’s population slump, and might make the state’s most expensive city more affordable.
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The Mall Goes Small
The narrative about Lloyd Center has changed. Is this its final chapter or the beginning of a new story?
Portland Home Sales See 32.3% Year-Over-Year Tumble, Decrease in New Listings
RE/MAX’s latest housing report shows dramatic year-over-year shifts, suggesting the market is correcting to pre-pandemic levels
What Economic Challenges Will Oregon’s Next Governor Need to Tackle?
Portland State University economist talks about Oregon’s economic present and future
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.
Nurses at 2 More Providence Hospitals Vote to Strike
Union says the strike is a response to ‘illegal unfair labor practices’; Providence calls the strike vote ‘premature’
Former Guinness Head Brewer to Direct New Aviation Distillery
OB spoke to Hollie Stephenson about her vision for the distillery and visitors center, and how she’s settling into Portland.
Developers See Opportunity In Downtown Portland
The city center could look much different after its recovery.
Comcast Launching WiFi-Connected “Lift Zones” in Oregon/SW Washington
Boys and Girls Clubs in Portland, Vancouver, Salem, and Eugene Provide Safe Spaces Fully Equipped with Free Internet to Help Low-Income Students Participate in Distance Learning