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.
Photos: New Troutdale school celebrated
The Reynolds School District hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday at its new Troutdale Elementary School in Troutdale to celebrate completion of the $24 million project. Designed by BLRB Architects […]
FedEx shows off Portland ‘spoke’
FedEx Ground's new Portland-area distribution center on Swan Island serves as a spoke to the shipping giant's Troutdale hub.
ODOT begins design of Troutdale interchange project
The Oregon Department of Transportation has started design work for an approximately $22 million project to completely revamp the Interstate 84 exit 17 interchange in Troutdale, opening the doors for freight traffic and possible industrial development.
Metro dismisses sanctions against Troutdale
Following the Troutdale city council’s adoption of land-use codes that protect water quality and wildlife habitat, the Metro Council announced it is dismissing enforcement actions against the city. Troutdale initially refused to adopt the codes, believing its existing regulations were already stringent enough.
Troutdale sells market space for $4.5M
The city of Troutdale has sold a 90,000-square-foot retail center to a California-based investment company for $4.5 million.
Troutdale City Hall deemed unfit for occupancy
Troutdale City Hall is structurally unsound, and at least partial demolition will be necessary to save it.
Troutdale mayor may be in trouble for building an office in his backyard
Did the mayor of Troutdale build an illegal building on his property? Did he use his influence to get that building approved? We may soon find out.
Big energy project proposed for Troutdale industrial site
The Port of Portland is feeling fortunate: A proposed development of two natural gas plants may be ideal for a 38.4-acre lot the port owns at the Troutdale Reynolds Industrial Park.
Reynolds football stadium effort kicks off
Private money will be used to construct viable athletic facilities for Reynolds High School in Troutdale. The first phase calls for a football stadium and track, and the second phase calls for softball, baseball and soccer fields.
Troutdale, Gresham expect boost from Port of Portland industrial land
When the Port of Portland Commission voted Wednesday to purchase 222 acres of land in Gresham to develop for industrial uses, Gresham wasn’t the only city lobbying for the $26.5-million deal. Troutdale Mayor Jim Kight also came to the meeting to show his support for the deal.
P&C Construction is Requesting Subcontractor Bids for the City of Troutdale Police Facility Project, Bid Package Two. Bid Date is Thursday, October 20, 2011 at 2:00 PM PT.
Bid package two includes masonry, steel, rough carpentry, exterior finishes and elevator.
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