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Data center growth slows as U.S. power grid lags

Data center construction slowed 17 percent, according to a CBRE report, due to inadequate power supply. Oregon remains a key hub with Hillsboro leading vacancy and pricing.

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Construction

Projects totaling $8 million in top bidders | Sept. 5, 2025

Federal government to increase number of inspectors trained to spot rail bridge concerns

Portland weighs suspension of building upgrade rules

Copper, lumber drive rising construction costs

$16.95 million airport HVAC upgrade in Portland building permits | Sept. 1, 2025

Projects totaling $4.4 million in top bidders | Aug. 29, 2025

Cranberry bogs are being given a second life as vibrant wetlands

Ritz-Carlton developer sues former executive over payments

Projects totaling $66.5 million in top bidders | Sept. 12, 2025

Sound Transit is preparing to award a $48.1 million contract for a transit center improvement project in Renton, Washington.

Florida building collapse tied to pool deck flaws, NIST says

A federal probe has found that pool deck flaws likely triggered the 2021 condo building collapse in Surfside, Florida that killed 98. The final NIST report is due in 2026.

Oregon projects win DeMuro Awards for preservation

Nine projects in Oregon are being honored by Restore Oregon for excellence in historic preservation and adaptive reuse.

Rhode Island, Connecticut sue over wind farm project halt

The states and the project's developer recently sued the Trump administration for stopping work on Revolution Wind, which was expected to power 350,000 homes.

$42.7 million facility upgrade in Portland building permits | Sept. 8, 2025

An alteration permit was issued for the improvement of an industrial facility in North Portland. The work will involve dismantling and removing equipment.

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Real Estate and Development

Pump station upgrades in Portland land use review intakes | Sept. 8, 2025

Multifamily developer closes on Portland property

Oregon wood treater fined for polluting river

72-unit multifamily housing in Portland land use review intakes | Sept. 1, 2025

Portland kicks off administrator search

Elevator modifications in Portland land use review intakes | Aug. 25, 2025

Southern Oregon property fetches $2.29 million

Portland Timbers buy Beaverton training facility site

Data center growth slows as U.S. power grid lags

Data center construction slowed 17 percent, according to a CBRE report, due to inadequate power supply. Oregon remains a key hub with Hillsboro leading vacancy and pricing.

Gresham shopping center fetches $31.76 million

Built in 1987, Gresham Town Fair is a multi-tenant commercial center on 26 acres near Northwest Division Street and Northwest Eastman Parkway.

Redevelopment planned for Holy Rosary Church campus

A Portland church is planning a major campus redevelopment with affordable and market-rate housing to help revitalize the Lloyd District.

Single-family market shifts as sellers lose bargaining power

Home sellers face tougher negotiations as rising inventory and high mortgage rates give buyers more leverage in the U.S.

World’s oldest operating drive-in theater revived

A Pennsylvania couple saved Shankweiler鈥檚, which opened in 1934, by blending romance, history, and community into a thriving business.

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Commentary

August sizzles, then sputters. Uncertainty about Federal Reserve independence roils markets | Opinion

Artificial intelligence, accuracy and the Shaboozey shuffle | Opinion

Oregon鈥檚 Building Performance Standards: ODOE finalizes incentive program rules | Opinion

Make space for the case; manage for the results | Opinion

Pros and cons of arbitration clauses in construction contracts | Opinion

Mandatory arbitration clauses are increasingly common in construction contracts. Before signing a contract with such a clause, consider the big picture.

Agritourism and farmland preservation collide (virtually) | Opinion

Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek initiated rulemaking to provide clearer lines as to just what was permitted within the confines of existing state laws protecting farmland.

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