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Partner sought for Walnut Park redevelopment in Portland

Multnomah County will issue an RFP for a developer to create at the Walnut Park Complex site a hub for housing, services, and community healing in Northeast Portland.

Metro adds $1.9 billion of I-5 bridge projects to MTIP

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Construction

I-5 Rose Quarter work to start despite lost federal funds

Projects totaling $14.1 million in top bidders | July 25, 2025

Emergency transportation bill will ditch tolls, Kotek says

Marion Resource Recovery Facility is now Re:Source

Gov. Kotek calls special session for transportation

Portland awards $23M for affordable housing upgrades

Key legislator floats tolling repeal and special session

$3.1 million outdoor shelter in Portland building permits | July 21, 2025

$447M federal grant sought for Burnside Bridge work

Multnomah County is seeking a U.S. Department of Transportation grant to help pay for construction of the Burnside Bridge replacement, which is expected to cost up to $895 million.

Building Blocks: The Allred renovation and expansion

Earlier this year, crews completed a full renovation of the existing hotel in Newport, added 26 boutique-style suites, and built a new parking garage.

$2.3 million office renovation in Portland building permits | July 28, 2025

An alteration permit was issued for a tenant improvement to suit Energy Trust of Oregon in the Power + Light Building, in downtown Portland.

Metro adds $1.9 billion of I-5 bridge projects to MTIP

The Metro Council voted to approve adding three projects tied to the Interstate Bridge replacement project to the Metropolitan Transportation Improvement Program.

Southwest Washington-based contractor names new president

Duncan Bagley now leads industrial construction contractor JR Merit while founder Mark Radich takes on a new role focused on strategic growth.

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Real Estate and Development

Health facility in Portland land use review intakes | July 21, 2025

New downtown Portland theaters on the horizon

Multnomah County building permit fee increases approved

Southwest Portland office complex changes hands

Apartment building improvements in Portland land use review intakes | July 14, 2025

Portland office vacancies hit record 15.1 percent

Mexico City protest targets gentrification, tourism

Investors increasing their ownership of U.S. homes

Astoria pier, undeveloped parcel now up for sale

Pier 39 has hit the market, offering more than 110,000 square feet of mixed-use space on the Columbia River. The listing also encompasses an adjacent 2.06-acre parcel.

Partner sought for Walnut Park redevelopment in Portland

Multnomah County will issue an RFP for a developer to create at the Walnut Park Complex site a hub for housing, services, and community healing in Northeast Portland.

Oregon gains laws to boost housing construction

House Bill 2138, House Bill 3031, House Bill 2258, Senate Bill 684, and House Bill 3145 are intended to facilitate housing production in the state.

Full building renovation in Portland land use review intakes | July 28, 2025

A type 2 procedure (design review) is pending for a project to update both the interior and exterior of a building in Southeast Portland.

No bids placed on three lake cottage properties

Three properties in McCall, Idaho, on Payette Lake -- approximately 100 miles from the Oregon border -- were put up for auction on July 18; however, there were no bids on any of the properties.

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Commentary

New liability for property owners and general contractors | Opinion

The possible and satisfying way to find joy in work | Opinion

How to repair landslides 鈥� one insurance policy at a time | Opinion

Constructing with intention in the Native American community | Opinion

Oregon must fund road and bridge projects immediately | Opinion

Engineers have warned that insufficient funding increases the cost in the future because the projects get bigger as conditions worsen. They were ignored and now the future is here.

Qualified Opportunity Zones 2.0: permanence, incentives, and more | Opinion

With the renewal and upgrade of the Qualified Opportunity Zone program, it is now a permanent fixture in the U.S. tax code 鈥� an encouraging move for real estate developers, investors, and the communities they serve.

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