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Exclusive: BGO Pays $160M for Portland Asset
The transaction was part of a four-property portfolio deal. BGO has picked up Savanna at Reed’s Crossing, a 301-unit multifamily community in Hillsboro, Ore., for $160 million, Yardi Matrix information shows. Holland Partner Group was the seller. The transaction was part of a larger, $953.9 million portfolio deal between...
KGW
Portland woman facing eviction after never receiving rental assistance from state Medicaid program
columbiacountyspotlight.com
New state law limits public input in housing developments in St. Helens, Scappoose
To encourage construction of affordable housing in Oregon, legislators passed a new state law that could mean many property owners will not be notified of plans for residential development in their neighborhoods. House Bill 4037 was adopted earlier this year as part of the state’s efforts to speed up housing...
Ashland Daily Tidings
Portland Has Nation’s Highest Share of Home Listings With Price Cuts
PORTLAND, Ore. — Buyers are gaining leverage across the U.S., but Portland now leads the nation in home listings with price cuts. It’s currently a buyer’s market in the US. 1.46M sellers across the US are cutting prices to attract just 967,000 buyers, according to Redfin. This...
Daily Journal of Commerce
$26.5 million aircraft hangar in Portland building permits | Aug. 17, 2026
A weekly list of the most notable commercial building and facility permits issued and received in Portland by Permitting & Development in the prior week. Address: 10470 S.W. Barbur Blvd. Applicant: Dana Legg of Walsh Construction. Owner: CPAH Jamii Court Limited Partnership. Contractor: O’Neill/Walsh Community Builders. Jamii Court Apartments...
Housing Wire
Portland revamps downtown zoning, office conversions in focus
Portland is pursuing downtown zoning changes to unlock office to housing conversions and increase capacity in the Central City, where vacancy has remained elevated. The push sits alongside a broader affordability recalibration, including a shelved vacancy tax concept and a state requirement that inclusionary housing mandates be backed by cash, tax exemptions, or fee waivers. AI Summary.
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Why Portland Is Gaining Attention as a Place to Live and Work
Portland has long had a reputation for doing things differently. It is a city known for independent businesses, creative industries, neighborhood culture, and easy access to the outdoors. In recent years, those qualities have become more relevant to people deciding where to build both a career and a life. The...
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Clackamas Town Center Fills Empty Nordstrom With Trampolines, DMV, Climbing Wall
The former Nordstrom department store at Clackamas Town Center, empty since 2020, is finally getting new life — not as a single retailer, but as four separate tenants spanning fitness, family entertainment and government services. A trampoline park, an indoor children's playground, a bouldering gym and a new Oregon DMV office are all set to move into the sprawling, long-dark building at 11900 S.E. 82nd Ave., with openings staggered between this fall and 2027.
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Rosemont neighbors meet with developer of controversial West Linn housing project
For many attendees at the Rosemont Summit Neighborhood Association meeting Thursday, Aug. 6, the development of Oppenlander field represents an existential change to the character of West Linn. However, representatives of Venture Properties, the developer that purchased Oppenlander field from the West Linn-Wilsonville School District earlier this year, don’t see...
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Exclusive: Bridge Investment Buys Portland Asset
A $34.6 million Fannie Mae loan backed the deal. Bridge Investment Group has purchased River Ridge, an 180-unit asset in Tualatin, Ore., for $50.1 million, Yardi Matrix data shows. CBRE Capital Markets originated a $34.6 million Fannie Mae loan. Security Properties sold the property after buying it for $70 million...
KXL
More Affordable Housing Coming to Portland, Other Oregon Cities
PORTLAND, OR – Hundreds of new affordable homes are coming to communities across Oregon, with government-funded projects. The Oregon Housing Stability Council has approved funding for projects in Lincoln City, Bend, Phoenix, Roseburg, and Portland. “In Phoenix and Roseburg, (it’ll) specifically be for communities affected by the 2020 Labor...
KXL
Portland’s Millennial Homeownership Surges over 75%
PORTLAND, Ore. — Portland’s Millennial homeownership surged 75.9% in five years to 155,500 households, while the renter base added less than 200 households (from 150,074 to 150,258 households). The result? 50.9% of Portland Millennials now own, while 49.1% still rent. That’s according to RentCafe.com’s latest analysis of 107...
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JLL Arranges $42M Fannie Mae Refinancing for Portland-Area Multifamily
JLL has arranged $42 million in financing for Portola Bridge Creek, a 270-unit, garden-style apartment community in Vancouver, Washington. JLL worked on behalf of the borrower, SB Real Estate Partners (SBREP), which has owned the property since 2022, to secure the five-year, fixed-rate loan through Fannie Mae. The JLL Capital Markets Debt Advisory team representing the borrower was led by Executive Managing Director Charles Halladay, Senior Director Rick Salinas and Director Elijah Lax.
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Oregon funds 293 new affordable homes across state, including in Roseburg, Lincoln City
SALEM, Ore. — Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS) continues to expand housing opportunities, investing in the creation of 293 affordable homes, including 222 rental homes and 71 homes for purchase. Over the past three months, the Oregon Housing Stability Council approved funding for projects in Lincoln City, Bend, Phoenix, Roseburg, and Portland, the agency said.