PORTLAND-The so-called "Innovation Partnership" is about generating revenue by more actively seeking marketing surplus school property for lease, sale or redevelopment. Bill Scott, director of the Oregon Economic and Community Development Department, will lead the school board's advisory committee.

VANCOUVER, WA-The Washington Court of Appeals decision, written by Judge J. Dean Morgan, dismisses opponents' claims that the 18,000-sf amphitheater would violate noise statutes. Opponents may now appeal to the state Supreme Court.

VANCOUVER, WA-Despite strong competition for tenants and longer holding periods, a new report finds demand for class A space in Clark County still palpable and a host of plans to fulfill the need.

VANCOUVER, WA-Despite strong competition for tenants and longer holding periods, a new report finds demand for class A space in Clark County still palpable and a host of plans to fulfill the need.

PORTLAND-William L. Lee, an advisor to companies and governments in Europe, the U.S. and Asia, will represent the locally-based real estate merchant banking, advisory and development firm to high net worth individuals, families and trusts throughout Western Europe.

PORTLAND-The Portland Development Commission is opening a new Customer Service Center tomorrow in the Parkside Center Building, one block south of its main office. The city's development arm also hired a legal advisor to handle real estate-related issues.

PORTLAND-The property is located in the Port of Portland's Rivergate Industrial District in North Portland. The acquisition price would be $1.2 million, or about $4.50 per sf.

HILLSBORO, OR-The city council will decide later this month if it should partner with a private developer on a mixed-use building that would include private offices, apartments, a library, retail space and City Hall.