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Home finally found for Portland public market

The James Beard Public Market will occupy a building in downtown Portland, its parent organization announced on Monday.

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Construction

$1.2 million Oregon Zoo office project in Portland building permits | Oct. 21, 2024

Challenges pile up for Florida property owners

$37.5 million in top bidders | Oct. 18, 2024

Message conveyed: ‘Construction is a viable career’

$3 million arena improvement in Portland building permits | Oct. 14, 2024

$11.9 million in top bidders | Oct. 11, 2024

Hurricane’s winds topple construction crane in Florida

Aged Las Vegas hotel obliterated in flashy implosion

$6.4 million in top bidders | Nov. 1, 2024

Portland State University has awarded a $1.5 million contract for an elevator modernization project.

$15 million health care facility project in Portland building permits | Oct. 28, 2024

An alteration permit is under inspection for a tenant improvement in Northeast Portland. Plans call for construction of a new sterile instrument processing center and upgrades to the existing building’s HVAC system.

$11.7 million in top bidders | Oct. 25, 2024

The Oregon Department of Transportation is preparing to award a $3.1 million contract for highway improvements in Brookings.

All-electric mixed-use building nearly ready in Tigard

Construction of a five-story, fully electric development in the Tigard Triangle is set to wrap up this month. The Steward, an 80,000-square-foot building, is being developed by DIG Real Estate, […]

Massive project’s funding plan takes $750 million hit

Despite missing out on a huge federal grant, the Oregon Department of Transportation is doubling down on the I-5 Rose Quarter Improvement Project.

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Real Estate and Development

Improvements sought for Panama Canal … at a cost

4-story multifamily project in Portland land use review intakes | Oct. 28, 2024

Portland permitting bureau may face deep budget cuts

Blackouts in Cuba prompt solar power questions

Portland-metro supportive housing services may change

‘It is something that cannot be imagined’

New York City sculpture reopens with safety enhancements

Prosper Portland looks for Union Station suitors

Near site of catastrophe, residents hope for help

A historically Black community is grappling with the lasting impacts of a bridge collapse and seeking attention from government officials.

Home finally found for Portland public market

The James Beard Public Market will occupy a building in downtown Portland, its parent organization announced on Monday.

Portland opens door for unlimited building heights

The city of Portland has agreed to amend its planning and zoning code to comply with state requirements to allow adjustments to a range of development standards, especially where housing is proposed.

Big goals established for Shortstack projects

As one affordable homeownership development advances in Milwaukie, others are on track in the Portland-metro area.

Cities turn to sheep for urban landscape management

Using sheep for prescribed grazing is not a new landscaping method, but more urban communities are opting for it to handle land management concerns such as invasive species, wildfire risks, protection of native vegetation and animal habitats, and maintenance of historic sites.

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Commentary

New paths, old resistance: staying right side up during transition | Opinion

Understanding OREF C-501: the common template in Oregon | Opinion

The importance of staying organized for discovery | Opinion

Breaking tradition: The market rallies in September | Opinion

From the mound to the workplace: a tipped pitch’s value | Opinion

For employers, there is no way of knowing what the legislature, governmental agencies, employees, or competitors may throw your way next. That is why it is important to listen and take advantage of the moments when the “pitch” is tipped.

’Tis the season: need-to-know info about holiday compensation | Opinion

To ensure a smooth start to the new year, now is the time for employers to brush up on their knowledge of holiday pay and vacation benefit requirements.

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