Eugene joins four other Oregon cities requiring sellers to reveal a home's energy efficiency score before it hits the market.

The 221-room hotel changed hands for 93% less than its 2016 price, part of an eight-property portfolio deal.

Sabin CDC's 78-unit project in the King neighborhood will pipe water 600 feet underground to heat and cool homes for free.

WinCo Foods has acquired 27.66 acres on Stacey Allison Way, while opponents have taken the project to Oregon's land-use appeals board.

The long-vacant former LCC center will make way for homes, with 10 units set aside for domestic violence survivors.

Oregon's rent cap rises from 9.5% to 10% next year, a threshold that also triggers costly relocation payouts for Portland landlords.

The 7,821-square-foot Turner estate has an indoor pool, private gym and views of Mount Jefferson. Bidding opens October 9.

The deal would head off a foreclosure auction at the 30-story downtown tower near Director Park.

A typical new home buyer in Portland now pays $4,360 a month—more than double what renters spend, per Zillow.

The Vista Hills split-level once served as a way station on the old wagon route, its owner says.

Cornerstone at Gateway will prioritize low-income seniors, while Mt. Tabor's townhomes sit on a former 1919 tuberculosis school site.

Port of Ridgefield hit pause on a mixed-use waterfront project after more than 4,100 people signed a petition to protect the neighboring wildlife refuge.

The 1910 Emma Austin House once faced a two-day deadline before demolition. It just closed for $1.47 million.