Global logistics firm DSV is planning a 750,000-square-foot Hillsboro hub aimed at semiconductor logistics, adding one of the region’s largest new industrial projects.

A third Baker County jury trial over Idaho Power’s B2H transmission line is set for June 29, testing landowner challenges to condemnation and compensation.

A new vodcast brings Portland CRE leaders together to weigh investor sentiment, vacancy and rising costs in the region's 2026 market.

City crews painted over the graffiti at the former Gordon’s Fireplace building as a local nonprofit moves to buy and convert it to supportive housing.

Alliant Systems opened a renovated headquarters in Goose Hollow after outgrowing its Pearl District office. The move keeps the mechanical contractor in Portland’s downtown core.

Neighbors say properties Seneca bought for a 76‑unit project have sat vacant and attracted squatters, fires and repeated police calls. The city has issued citations while permits remain unresolved.

Vuela opened in Wilsonville with 121 affordable apartments and ground‑floor space for a permanent food bank, a SMART welcome center and a commuter food hall. The transit‑adjacent project mixes supportive housing, subsidized units and public funding.

Flexential has acquired Hillsboro 4 and Hillsboro 5 on the T5@Portland campus, adding nearly 500,000 sq ft to its Portland‑area footprint as it shifts from leased to owned data‑center assets.

Oregon’s Flex Lending program helped 954 households buy homes in 2025 by pairing FirstHome and NextStep loans with 4%–5% down‑payment assistance. The effort reached many veterans and rural buyers.

Portland City Council approved $2.5M to subsidize home purchases in two Black‑led developments, aiming to expand down‑payment help and reconnect displaced families. The funds are split between Williams & Russell and a Self Enhancement Inc. project.

Central City Concern bought Old Town’s 121 NW Everett for about $11M and will convert the office tower into a recovery and employment campus.

Marcus & Millichap’s midyear index places Portland 29th of 36, driven by rising vacancy and heavy new deliveries even as semiconductor R&D investment arrives nearby.

ODOE will reopen the Solar + Storage rebate program on June 15 with $1.1M available for solar and batteries. Limited funds and quick reservations mean homeowners should prepare now.