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The good news these days for the Portland multifamily market is that people really want to live here and are still coming, according to the speakers at our recent Portland Multifamily & Affordable Housing event. But zoning changes and the ever-increasing cost of construction are making it tough to develop new product. 
The No. 1 topic of discussion was Portland's new inclusionary zoning, which the city council passed unanimously in December. The policy requires developments with 20 or more units to set aside 20% of those units for households making less than…
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New Name For Hilton Portland Honors Oregon Suffragist As Part Of Major Renovation
The Hilton Portland & Executive Tower in Downtown Portland will be renamed The Duniway, after the Oregon women's rights activist of that name, when it opens in the spring following a multimillion-dollar renovation. The renaming is part of a larger…
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Former Portland Printing Facility Slated For Redevelopment
Winkler Development and Watumull Properties unveiled redevelopment plans for 2000 NW Wilson St., a 5.3-acre site occupied by a commercial printing facility owned by Cenveo. The developers are calling the site The Hopper, and say it will be a "repurposed…
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Yes Millennials Are Aging, But Most Are Still In Their Prime Renting YearsIt is no secret that Millennials favor renting over homeownership for a myriad of reasons, but there are growing concerns in the industry regarding aging Millennials' shift away from urban centers in favor of the suburbs. While Millennials are aging (they now fall between the ages of 20 and 35) and will incrementally shift demand from renting to homeownership as they begin to start families, a large portion of the group has just barely hit their prime rental age this year. |
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The Fabulous Real Estate Of Four-Time Super Bowl Champ Tom BradyThis Sunday Tom Brady will lead the New England Patriots against the Atlanta Falcons in Super Bowl LI, and while Brady is unquestionably a star on the field, he's also something of a star in the real estate world with a knack for flipping property. He and his supermodel wife Gisele Bündchen, worth a combined $480M, have amassed quite the collection of top-tier properties. From a moated California compound to penthouses in Boston and NYC, check out some of Brady's top assets. |
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