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All property stories from Portland.
With home prices and rents both hitting new highs, Portlanders are turning to rent-vesting — renting in the city, but buying investment properties somewhere cheaper.
With vacancy rates lingering at historic lows, Portland tenants face tough choices at renewal time—here’s how to navigate the market now.
With rental vacancies hovering near record lows, Portland tenants face tough choices as leases expire this summer.
With home prices stubbornly high and rents still soaring, Portlanders are increasingly turning to rent-vesting as an alternative path to property ownership.
Cranes fill the skyline but renters still face long waits and bidding wars across Portland’s core neighborhoods.
Once overlooked for pricier hotspots, Parkrose is now clocking Portland’s fastest-rising property values and attracting a new wave of buyers.
The city's latest rezoning plans are set to transform the quiet suburb of Lents, making it an attractive option for investors and homebuyers alike.
A wave of infrastructure projects has transformed Gateway into a sought-after investment corridor on Portland’s east side.
Soaring mortgage rates and stubbornly high prices have shifted the affordability equation in Portland, leaving many residents rethinking the value of homeownership.
With median home prices still lagging trendier neighbourhoods, historic Alameda offers rare upside for discerning buyers.
With housing costs rising sharply in Portland, many renters are finding the old affordability guideline tougher to follow.
With its vibrant arts scene and affordable housing, this northeast Portland neighborhood is becoming a hotspot for investment and redevelopment
A growing number of Portland suburbs offer better value for buyers than renters, with mortgage payments lower than monthly rents in some areas.
Median home values are flat and inventory is rising—experts say this is not a repeat of Portland’s frenzied pandemic housing surge.
With vacancies scraping record lows, Portland renters face limited options after lease expiry—but strategies exist for staying housed.
Northeast Portland’s Argay Terrace posts double-digit price growth as buyers chase value and rental yields leap.
East Portland’s Montavilla surges ahead as fresh infrastructure draws investors and homebuyers alike.
As the cost of buying climbs in Portland, professionally managed rental buildings are promising stability and amenities—at a premium price.
FHA applications and local grant usage signal a cautious return for aspiring owners in Foster-Powell and East Portland.
As more renters weigh their options, large-scale branded rental buildings are changing both the cost and character of Portland living.
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