A 1901 Pearl District landmark is on the market as downtown vacancy and tangled debt push owners to rethink options. The listing is a test case for reuse or debt-driven buys.

Ten out‑of‑state owners told a Ninth Circuit panel Hood River’s residency‑based short‑term rental rule discriminates; the court heard arguments and will issue a written decision soon.

A Home Depot at Jantzen Beach Center is being marketed for about $41 million. The 106,500‑sq‑ft, net‑leased store sits on roughly 9.28 acres in North Portland.

The Society Hotel is listed for sale at $4.5M, and owners say post‑pandemic pressure pushed the decision. Neighbors and business owners are weighing what the sale means for Old Town's fragile revival.

A city-backed brewpub in downtown Madras has suddenly closed, renewing questions about promised jobs and roughly $1.2 million in redevelopment funding. Local records and meeting packets show the scope of the public investment.

Chick‑fil‑A cleared design and permitting steps at Centralia Station and has filed building permits, but the developer has not given a construction or opening timetable.

William P. Foley II is buying Brasada Ranch from Cannae for roughly $40M, a sale Cannae says will free capital for shareholders. The resort will continue operating as the deal closes.

Hillsboro marked the groundbreaking for a new mass‑timber police headquarters; officials say the design will cut roughly 1,581 metric tons of CO2. The city says construction will begin in 2026 with operations targeted for 2028.

Seventy‑eight investors say about $39M evaporated after an EB‑5 loan tied to Point Ruston collapsed, and they say the project left many with delayed green‑card timelines. They’ve filed a federal suit in Tacoma seeking repayment and damages.

After 50 years, Portland’s Acropolis Steakhouse is on the market — staff say this weekend might be the last chance to visit.

San Diego investor MG Properties paid $60.8M for two Gresham apartment communities, highlighting investor interest in Portland’s suburbs as supply tightens.

A Portland Business Journal ranking lists the 79 ZIP codes that logged the most home sales in 2025, revealing pockets that stayed active even as the metro cooled.

A new regional ranking finds smaller Oregon and SW Washington cities gaining residents from 2020–25 while Portland's population dipped, reshaping housing and planning priorities.