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By: Old Town /news/2010/06/07/historic-portland-building-boosts-occupancy/#comment-26835 Tue, 08 Jun 2010 19:11:44 +0000 /?p=54555#comment-26835 One might wonder what incentives, if any, were offered. This is a fine looking building from the outside. But, I seem to remember a couple of articles about tenants moving. Didn’t a big restaurant chain move its headquarters from this building to the Pearl? Ah yes – McCormick & Schmicks.

One wonders too whether the Downtown Retail Strategy effected any part of the increase in occupancy? That is, did any public money or other incentives go into the redevelopment of the building? The building location to public transit more likely demonstrates the ineffectiveness of public transit as a factor in development and redevelopment. The building and public transit have been in close proximity to each other for many, many years yielding no benefit to either.

There is more to this “success” story.

A Perspective

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