PORTLAND-A legal dispute over the city's systems development charges related to Downtown's newest office tower is settled with developer Tom Moyer receiving a $123,326 refund.

PORTLAND-The new agreement helps solve space-related issues for both Oregon Steel, which has been at the port since the late 1960s, and Toyota's distribution arm, which recently has expressed interest in becoming a long-term tenant.

VANCOUVER, WA-Last fall, the 16-building western portion of the compound was transferred from the U.S. Army to the City of Vancouver. A final plan for an estimated $40-million renovation of the property is scheduled to be up for City Council review sometime next year.

PORTLAND, OR-The investment group specializing in mortgage and real estate related assets -- and run by Wilshire Financial executives Andrew Wiederhorn and Lawrence Mendelsohn -- is reporting a $4.4 million loss for its third quarter ended Sept. 30.

PORTLAND, OR-Four months after breaking ground, locally-based PacifiCorp says 50 one-megawatt wind turbines are now lining the northern reaches of Foot Creek Rim, WY, delivering clean, renewable power to its customers.

WILSONVILLE, OR-PacifiCorp says it's says it is consolidating some of its warehouse facilities and no longer needed the 38,000-sf building. For All City Glass, which will relocate from the Wilsonville Business Center, it represents a doubling of capacity.

PORTLAND-The last available space went to Bella Floral Artistry, which joins QFC, Hi-School Pharmacy, Washington Mutual Bank, Starbucks and many other retailers to fill the 119,947-sf retail center being surrounded by condominiums.

PORTLAND-Interested subcontractors and suppliers are encouraged to attend a pre-bid conference tonight for Museum Place South, a 278,000-sf mixed-use project being developed by the Portland Development Commission and Howard S. Wright Construction on a full city block along the western boundary of Downtown.