Tigard-based company signs sizable lease in Washington
Consolidated Supply Co., a regional plumbing and water works supplier, has agreed to lease an entire 276,092-square-foot building in an industrial park now under construction.
Fanno Creek Bridge replacement planned
Fanno Creek Bridge on North Dakota Street in Tigard is due to receive a replacement.
Commission’s approval paves way for construction of Tigard subdivision
The latest subdivision planned for the River Terrace area in Tigard has approval from the city’s Planning Commission. Polygon Northwest Homes is poised to build South River Terrace.
Redevelopment plan sought for Tigard property
The city of Tigard is offering a downtown property for redevelopment after securing a grant to clean up the parcel.
Suburban light-rail plans on track
A plan to extend MAX light-rail tracks through the southwest Portland suburbs is on track after approval by voters in Tigard.
Hunziker Road economic development effort secures state funding
The city of Tigard is set to receive $1.5 million in state lottery bonds for infrastructure investments aimed at encouraging more business development along Hunziker Road.
Wilsonville, Tigard honored for projects
The State Land Board recently gave each city an award to recognize efforts that produced new wetlands and stream restoration.
Tigard plans downtown mixed-use project
With an eye toward making its downtown more walkable, the city of Tigard has approved a new mixed-use development that will include 157 apartments and 2,000 square feet of commercial space.
Tigard apartment complex sells for $54.1 million
Arbor Heights, a 348-unit apartment complex in southwest Tigard, has sold for $54.1 million, according to a news release.
Tigard city officials call light-rail measure a compromise
An initiative that failed this past summer would have created a ballot measure that would have prohibited Tigard from spending money on a new light-rail line. But it led to creation of Measure 34-203, which will go before Washington County voters next month. The measure would prohibit Tigard from imposing any taxes or fees to help pay for a light-rail line without a public vote.
Tigard moves to purchase land for recreational use
Tigard's city council has moved to purchase 26 acres near Fanno Creek formally proposed for development. The city wants to use some of the land for recreation.
High school, church strike purchase agreement
A six-year search for a new home for a private, Lake Oswego-based high school culminated in an agreement that dovetails with the vision of a metro-area church.
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