Portland residents are known for going above and beyond to support local businesses with events like the annual Caffeine Crawl.
In August, Oregon Gov. Kate Brown signed a variety of bills into law that are designed to fix the state’s housing crunch.
Mid-Valley residents need a new bridge to reduce traffic congestion and to help ease their commutes for work, school and entertainment.
Ballot Measure 104 would clarify that politicians can’t raise revenue without a supermajority vote.
The City of Sisters City Council is considering tightening existing vacation rental regulations and further restricting short-term rentals.
The legislators in Salem are currently considering the Oregon First-Time Homebuyers Savings Program, a new idea to help prospective home buyers start saving for their first home.
More than 850 Oregon REALTORS® came together for the annual OAR REALTOR® Day at the Capital in support of legislative policies that protect home ownership and the American dream for all Oregonians.
The Oregon Association of REALTORS® is continuing a strong history of supporting affordable housing opportunities in their state.
Portland Metropolitan Association of REALTORS® helped fund and develop a regional consumer preference study on housing. The Portland, Oregon, metropolitan area is growing fast. Its population is expected to increase from its current 1.9 million to 2.9 …
Portland Metropolitan Association of REALTORS® helped fund and develop a regional consumer preference study on housing. The Portland, Oregon, metropolitan area is growing fast, with the population expected to increase from its current 1.9 million to 2. …
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