PORTLAND-Occupancy here has fallen for seven consecutive quarters and now stands at 92.3%, according ot the latest report by RealFacts, a multifamily data firm. The good news: the drop this past quarter was the smallest since the slide began in the second quarter of 2001.
PORTLAND-Occupancy here has fallen for seven consecutive quarters and now stands at 92.3%, according ot the latest report by RealFacts, a multifamily data firm. The good news: the drop this past quarter was the smallest since the the second quarter of 2001.
PORTLAND-"After a year and a half of bleeding, the local market still needs a few more solid quarters of positive news--especially as it relates to the manufacturing and semiconductor sectors--before it wipes the sweat off its brow," states the just released mid-year industrial report by Grubb & Ellis.
VANCOUVER, WA-The City of Vancouver, looking for a way its planned $10-million convention center won't be a perennial financial burden, may get a big boost from Clark County, which is considering the formation of a public facilities district that could provide $500,000 annually for maintenance and operations.
PORTLAND-"After a year and a half of bleeding, the local market still needs a few more solid quarters of positive news--especially as it relates to the manufacturing and semiconductor sectors--before it wipes the sweat off its brow," states the just released mid-year industrial report by Grubb & Ellis.
GRESHAM, OR-The transaction, expected to close sometime between the end of August and the end of October, is subject to results of Arizona-based Microchip's due diligence and other closing conditions, including a commitment from Multnomah County for $20 million in tax breaks over seven years.
PORTLAND, OR-Kirsten Cowden, formerly project manager for the Creative Services Center, the Holman Building and the corporate office for Tripwire Inc., will supervise and manage all of Naito's property redevelopment projects, including the remodeling of the Galleria and several of the Made In Oregon stores.
KEIZER, OR-After a technical error is pointed out by officials of the neighboring city who oppose the project, the Keizer City Council this week is forced to postpone its decision on turning 235 acres adjacent Interstate 5 into a mix of industrial and commercial space.
PORTLAND-After another year of the doldrums, renewed growth is expected to arrive a little less than a year from now, according to a just-released mid-year report by Insignia/ESG, setting the stage for a steady rebound through the second half of 2003.
VANCOUVER, WA-The Vancouver City Council on Monday eschewed a staff recommendation on how to spend its real estate excise tax revenue, instead opting to think about it for another 90 days. The new deadline for a decision is Oct. 31.
