Photos: Inside Daimler’s Swan Island headquarters
Substantial work is complete on Daimler Trucks North America’s new corporate headquarters building on Swan Island in Portland, a $150 million project that has been under construction for nearly two years.
Ground broken on Daimler office tower
With demolition work completed, crews on Friday began building the $150 million office tower project for Daimler Trucks North America on Swan Island.
Hoffman will build $150 million Swan Island project
Portland-based Hoffman Construction Co. will serve as the contractor for Daimler Trucks North America's headquarters project on Swan Island.
PDC approves $8 million loan for Daimler office building
Daimler Trucks North America on Wednesday moved closer to building its $152 million corporate headquarters on Swan Island when the Portland Development Commission's board of commissioners unanimously approved an $8 million forgivable loan.
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