A restaurant in Oregon is using its receipts to bring awareness about the importance of immigrants. River Pig Saloon in Portland has been printing the message, “Immigrants make America great! They also cooked your food!” at the bottom of the
Toni Mae Collins (left) and Nicholas Anthony Devranos, booking photos. Detectives believe Devranos and Collins are connected to the theft of a 2018 white Kia Sportage. (Photo: PPB) PORTLAND, OR (KPTV) – Detectives believe at least 200 people were victims
Real estate innovator announces $17 million Series A investment led by Andreessen Horowitz to help fuel growth in Seattle, San Francisco, Chicago and Boston SEATTLE, May 31, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — As inventory shortages continue to make the dream of owning
Mark Wattles, the founder of the Oregon-based and now-defunct Hollywood Video, is back in Portland headlines this week with the news that he’s finally going to sell his riverfront property in West Linn. But just because Wattles never finished the
In a Reversal, Portland City Council Gives Preliminary Approval to a High-Rise in the Pearl DistrictResidents of Pearl District condos fear a new development will block views of the Fremont Bridge from their windows and Fields Park. (Abby Gordon) In
LOS ANGELES–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Apr 26, 2018–Belay Investment Group announced today that the California State Teachers’ Retirement System’s Real Estate Division is moving forward with an additional $100 million commitment to expand investment activities with operating partners currently working with Belay. In
The old NorthWestern Energy building is pictured at 40 E. Broadway St. Commissioners have tapped a real-estate development firm to repurpose the old, empty NorthWestern Energy complex in Uptown Butte and try to breathe new life into it. Without comment
We’ve got some good ones this week for those who like new neighborhoods, office gossip and hazy IPAs. More sleeping in Slabtown Construction’s not yet wrapped up on the roughly 380 apartments that Cairn Pacific has underway on Blocks 294
Work on State Street in Portland is expected to resume in April, beginning what will likely be a frustrating few months for commuters and area residents. In addition to periodic lane closures on the heavily traveled north-to-south arterial, drivers will
PORTLAND, OREGON—A wind through the back alleys of the Alberta Arts District reveals an eye-catching assortment of little buildings behind homes: a low-slung converted garage, a wooden A-frame on a hitch, a “tiny house” with second-story sundeck. With about 70