Gresham’s 95,000‑sq‑ft East County Library will open May 16, 2026, with a rooftop terrace, a 200‑seat auditorium and nearly 200,000 items. The two‑day grand opening will feature performances and tours.

Made in Old Town canceled its Old Town manufacturing campus after a $7M Prosper Portland loan, leaving neighbors and workforce partners scrambling.

The Merchant Bank Building in downtown Portland sold for $1.2M this month — a steep markdown from its $1.95M asking and the $6.1M 2019 purchase. Brokers say recent seismic and mechanical work was done, but more finishing remains.

Seattle investor Security Properties will hand management of dozens of Pacific Northwest apartment communities to Bozzuto, affecting thousands of units and hundreds of staff.

Tigard's TCDA approved splitting the former Regal Cinemas parcel so a developer can build on the south while the city secures a park on the north.

A Portland family sued apartment owners after alleging their 10‑month‑old put a dead mouse in his mouth; the complaint seeks $122,000 in noneconomic damages.

Oregon lawmakers approved more than $42M in bonds to reclaim landfill at OSU‑Cascades and fund a student health and recreation center, moving Bend’s campus expansion forward while on‑site work waits until 2028.

Zillow data compiled by Stacker show Cove, Summerville and Mulino posted the largest one‑year home‑value increases in Oregon for the 12 months ending January 2026.

A committee declined to advance SB 1586, stopping a plan to add roughly 1,700 acres to Hillsboro’s industrial land and reigniting fights over farmland and data centers.

Oregon City's Main Street courthouse will be demolished and replaced by an 84‑unit mixed‑use building that preserves select historic elements and enlarges Liberty Plaza.

Sculptor and Tamarack bought the 506-room Portland Marriott Downtown Waterfront for $30.1M after a court receivership — a steep decline from its 2013 price.

A city report shows Portland’s SDC fee waiver has spurred hundreds of permit filings and nearly $33M in waived fees so far, but financing headwinds and budget trade‑offs remain.

Jeff Swickard paid $10.5 million for the Five Oak building next to Big Pink, a steep markdown that underscores deep downtown office vacancies and his long‑term repositioning plan.