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New York housing proposal elicits uproar in suburbia

Officials in areas dominated by single-family homes are opposing the governor’s plan to encourage development via various strategies.

The Fed vs. the market: Which one will have its way? | OP-ED

As the Federal Reserve carried out its battle against inflation, consequences arose that were unintended: The banking system suffered the biggest bank failure in years.

Washington state on track to ditch single-family zoning

A key housing bill that would legalize duplexes and fourplexes in most neighborhoods in nearly every Washington city has been approved by the state Senate.

91ÊÓƵ Digital Edition – April 12, 2023

Portland law firm adds shareholder, changes name

A boutique law firm known for its work on commercial real estate transactions and development has added litigator Cody Hoesly as a shareholder.

Oregon Legislature weighs in on housing regulation — should we worry? | OP-ED

By all accounts, these proposals have taken a front-row seat in the legislative arena and will be a measure of the effectiveness of the new governor and Legislature.

What’s next for mass timber?

Three professionals involved with the industry recently answered questions from the Daily Journal of Commerce.

Would-be developer receives prison sentence

James W. Millegan of McMinnville, who at one time planned to build a large equestrian center in Yamhill County, last week was sentenced for evading payment of more than $2.5 million in personal income taxes.

University building proposal in Portland land use review intakes | April 10, 2023

Early assistance is pending for a proposal to construct a new two-to-three-story nursing and academic building on Warner Pacific University's campus in Southeast Portland.