First & Main, downtown Portland high rise, sells for $129M
The San Diego-based real estate investment trust, American Assets Trust, has entered into an agreement with the San Francisco-based developer Shorenstein Properties to purchase downtown Portland's newest office building, First & Main.
Blog breaks First & Main opening
A prototypical example of how much journalism has changed has presented itself today. 91ÊÓÆµ staff has been asked not to attend an event in the new First & Main building, […]
Blog breaks First & Main opening
A prototypical example of how much journalism has changed has presented itself today. 91ÊÓÆµ staff has been asked not to attend an event in the new First & Main building, […]
First & Main scheduled to open in May
Developers for First and Main, a new office building in Portland, plan to open the tower in May. The building is still undergoing code inspections to get its certificate of occupancy, said Krista Bailey, development manager with Shorenstein Realty Services, the owner.
Federal employees moving to First & Main
While the Edith Green-Wendell Wyatt building gets a green makeover, the government agencies that reside in the federal building will be moving to the soon-to-be completed First & Main.
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