Developers requested a 52.7-acre lease at PDX for a roughly $130M industrial-and-office project; the Port of Portland will review the request this week.

Jackson Tower, the 1912 clock‑topped landmark by Pioneer Courthouse Square, has been listed for sale. The move spotlights downtown’s tricky office market and reuse options.

Hillsboro councilors are pressing for an emergency session after 17 data‑center enterprise‑zone applications arrived as state rules shift. A June 2 work session is set to review the filings and the city's approval process.

Guardian Real Estate Services and PCCP paid about $63.3M for 23‑story Ladd Tower — roughly 20% below its 2010 sale — and plan about $8M in upgrades.

The Oregon Community Foundation launched a $100M Building Hope Fund to back middle-income housing, aiming to finance about 10,000 homes and offer flexible loans to developers.

Metro's $652.8M housing bond produced thousands of units, but regional estimates show Portland remains tens of thousands of homes short and many renters are cost-burdened.

A California investor paid $30.7M for the 167-unit Grant Park Village Quimby in Northeast Portland as local rents cool and new construction slows.

Portland’s bond manager Procedeo has hired two former school board members as consultants, renewing questions about oversight as multimillion‑dollar school modernizations ramp up. Community advocates and some board members say the move undercuts local staffing at a fragile moment for the bond program.

A 40‑acre slice of Terminal 2 is being redeveloped into a mass‑timber campus anchored by Swiss Zaugg and a University of Oregon lab, with hundreds of jobs promised.

Landlords and a PSU survey say a proposed vacancy fee could scare off buyers and chill investment as Portland studies penalties for empty buildings.

A Vancouver developer has pitched a nightclub inside Portland’s Centennial Mills, proposing to reuse the Mounted Patrol building and complicating a recently approved $80M redevelopment.

A hearings officer approved Portland Public Schools’ plan to tear down and rebuild Cleveland High with a four‑story, 64‑foot main building near SE Powell. The decision includes noise curfews and a short appeal window.

A long‑vacant Chuck E. Cheese on SE Powell is being renovated into Rose City Pickleball, a five‑court indoor club that will keep the building’s façade and aim for a mid‑July soft opening.