Portland – NW Construction News

Portland’s city auditor has flagged a case worth sitting with: an audit of City Operations found the city paid $650,000

Portland’s Fee-Waiver Housing Program Shows Early Movement, But Ground-Breaking Lags

Portland’s push to jumpstart housing construction through temporary fee waivers is showing some early signs of traction, though city officials

There are really only seven moves a city can make when it hits the edge of its available land: infill,

New Zillow research shows the national housing shortage held nearly flat for the first time in years — good news

Portland’s Permitting & Development fees increase July 10, with total fee revenue expected to rise about 8%. Other city bureau

Governor Tina Kotek signed Senate Bill 1501 on April 27, 2026, committing $365 million in state funding toward renovating the

Portland’s multifamily housing production has fallen off a cliff — in 2016 the city issued permits for nearly 8,000 new

Portland’s commercial real estate market in 2026 isn’t telling one story — it’s telling three completely different ones, and contractors

The numbers coming out of Oregon and Portland tell a stark story for residential contractors and developers. Oregon issued building

Prosper Portland is driving the ambitious Broadway Corridor project, converting the former United States Postal Service site in downtown Portland