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Amazon contractor starts site prep in Eugene despite appeal
A Trammell Crow subsidiary has started preparatory work for a distribution center in Eugene. However, the Oregon Department of State Lands is reviewing the legal implications.
Amazon industrial building in Troutdale sells for $113.5M
A San Diego-based real estate investment firm has purchased the 857,379-square-foot PDX9 distribution center.
Lake Oswego gains new blend of residential, retail
鈥楨veryone wants to live in a boutique environment:鈥� Mercato Grove offers a modern take on suburban living.
Documents filed for distribution center expansion
The Trammell Crow Company is seeking to expand the capacity of the Subaru parts distribution warehouse in Gresham by more than 42 percent.
Amazon putting its stamp on Portland
Amazon, one of the nation鈥檚 largest companies, is increasingly making its presence felt in the Portland area with a major industrial footprint and intriguing moves in the office and retail markets.
Development firm Cairn Pacific adds principal
Developer Noel Johnson is reuniting with former colleagues by taking a new role at Cairn Pacific.
PDC finalizes Postal Service property purchase
The Portland Development Commission has executed documents agreeing to purchase the 14-acre U.S. Postal Service property bridging Old Town Chinatown and the Pearl District for $88 million.
Killian Pacific preparing to develop 鈥榞oat blocks鈥� in Southeast Portland
Killian Pacific has filed for a pre-application conference with the city of Portland for development of the "goat blocks" 鈥� a popular nickname for a 92,000-square-foot superblock bound by Southeast Belmont and Taylor streets, and 10th and 11th avenues.
Student group fights Eugene riverfront development
A proposed office development in Eugene may not move forward at the planned site along the Willamette River near the University of Oregon. School officials last week announced that they were working with developer Trammell Crow Co. on a feasibility study to see if a building for the Oregon Research Institute could be constructed on a different site.
Research park resisted by University of Oregon government
The faculty and student government at the University of Oregon is challenging the university's move to allow construction of a research park on the banks of the Willamette River.
Subaru signs huge build-to-suit Portland lease
The Portland office of Grubb & Ellis announced Thursday that Subaru signed a 10-year lease for a build-to-suit distribution center, training and office space at the Rivergate Corporate Center III, located on a 19.3-acre parcel at 14510 N. Lombard St.
Push being made for more green certification
Developer Nate Celko‘s Alberta Central project is a candidate for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design certification. The mixed-use complex was constructed from the shell of a former theater on […]
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