While auto leadership teams prepare for technological disruption, few are focused on the possible double punch of a recession and shifting demographics that is likely to slash automotive sales before new technologies take off. That scenario could leave many companies weakened and some unable to survive the transition.
The apartment asset class is having a numbers problem with deals and development getting harder to pencil in. Still, the... View Article
Lenders are acting much differently at this stage of the cycle than they were in the last cycle, when loan... View Article
In partnership with Kingsley Associates, NMHC unveiled the results of its Renter Preferences Report, shedding light on the factors that... View Article
We live in an exciting time of change in the consumer retail market. As technology continues to advance and as... View Article
Apartment developers took out fewer building permits in September, stymied by rising interest rates and construction costs. Apartment building... View Article
Portland has added some 15,000 new apartments since 2015, but most are designed for luxury. PORTLAND, Ore. — It’s good news... View Article
Three Charitable Giving Solutions to Consider for Year End Strategies Your Clients Can Use Right Now It may seem too... View Article
Downtown Portland May Lose Four MAX Light Rail Stations TriMet, a mass transit operator in the Portland, Oregon metropolitan area,... View Article
The SVN | Bluestone & Hockley corporate office at 9320 SW Barbur Blvd. Suite 300, Portland, Oregon will conduct a... View Article
The Revenue Stream What 199A Regulations Mean for Your Clients Tax-Saving Opportunities for Business Owners Are any of your business-owning... View Article
Metro believes four suburban Portland cities should be granted urban growth boundary expansions. The regional planning agency’s chief operating officer,... View Article
The Oregon Court of Appeals recently recognized that local jurisdictions cannot use local code to circumvent constitutional protections against the taking... View Article
New construction has sent a flood of new apartments onto the market. A month’s free rent has become standard. Renters... View Article
Challenges of mixing old and new A project proposal for the Historic Alphabet District calls for an update to the... View Article
Continuing good economic news this month- close to 29 thousand new jobs created in the last 12 months in the... View Article