As A Restaurant Mecca,
Portland's Future Is Bright
Portland has all the right ingredients to make it a nationally renowned restaurant hub, according to CBRE's John Bernatz, who specializes in food and beverage space in the Portland market.
One factor is population growth in the Portland metro area as Portland and the Pacific Northwest continue to attract more people, Bernatz said. That provides the support for creativity in the industry.
"The drive for constant innovation in the food scene creates…
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5 Luxury Hotels And How They Woo Their Guests
When it comes to luxury, hotels and resorts are pulling out all the stops with fancy spas, fitness facilities and chef-driven restaurants.
Increasingly, consumers are drawn to properties that offer amenities they are accustomed to having at home, including WiFi, according to San Francisco's Kokua Hospitality president Kirk Pederson. Luxury travel goes a step beyond.
"It's an opportunity to reward yourself and indulge…
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West Coast Bank Meets Construction Financing Demands On The East Coast
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Construction and housing demand is booming in cities along the East Coast due to a combination of factors, including economic and social growth. An increase in construction requires a similar increase in available financing, and Colorado Federal Savings Bank is…
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City Council Gives Go-Ahead For Centennial Mills Redevelopment
The Portland City Council gave the green light this week for the Portland Development Commission to pursue a plan for the full redevelopment of the Centennial Mills property, a former grain mill site. Previously, the PDC formulated plans for either a…
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Kayaks, Spoiled Steaks And Headaches: Packages Are An Ever-Increasing Dilemma For Building Managers
The front desk managers at one of Virginia-based property manager Drucker & Falk's student housing buildings handle countless packages every day. None left them as perplexed as when a carrier walked in one day dragging a full-sized kayak.
Generally, kayaks are anywhere from 9 to 12 feet long, and about two and a half feet wide. Three weeks later, the plastic piece of marine equipment was still sitting in the management office, waiting on the student who ordered it and then left for winter break before picking it up.
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Pacific Development Partners Interested In Wapato Jail Site
SoCal-based Pacific Development Partners has offered to buy Multnomah County's never-used Wapato Jail for $10M in cash. Both sides are currently mum on the details of the potential deal, including what kind of redevelopment the buyer has in mind, the Portland…
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CRE Investors Look To Infrastructure As An Alternative Investment — Here Are 5 Stocks To Watch
Commercial real estate professionals have expressed an overwhelming interest in future infrastructure investment this year, especially with President Donald Trump's push to boost U.S. infrastructure spending to $1 trillion — although not much headway has been made on that front.
As the country awaits an official plan from the Trump administration about how to muster this $1 trillion for rebuilding, the glaring question is whether these funds will come from the federal government or private investment.
Amid all the unknowns, one thing is certain — there are plenty of projects to go around, with the American Society of Civil Engineers estimating that the country needs $3.6 trillion worth of upgrades by 2020.
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Know A Rock Star Recent Grad Hungry To Prove Themselves? We'll Pay You For A Referral.
Do you know a smart, hard-working, passionate go-getter graduating from college this spring? Or perhaps they graduated last year ... and that flashy new job just ain't challenging them quite the way they had hoped.
Remind you of anyone? Bisnow might be…
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