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The Daily Journal of Commerce covers business in Oregon and Southwest Washington, but its primary focus is the building industry. DJC news includes coverage of fields such as construction, architecture, engineering, real estate, development, transportation, energy and sustainability. The DJC is also the official newspaper of the city of Portland and as such publishes legal notices and public records, as well as the city council agenda.

About this time of the year, Jarrod Rhodes should be checking on the vines of cranberries that have grown on his bog for...
08/29/2025

About this time of the year, Jarrod Rhodes should be checking on the vines of cranberries that have grown on his bog for decades in southeastern Massachusetts.

Two middle housing buildings are being constructed two blocks apart on Division Street in Portland. The projects, E and ...
08/29/2025

Two middle housing buildings are being constructed two blocks apart on Division Street in Portland. The projects, E and Hutch, are designed by a small firm made up of two experts in multifamily housing.

QUAD Architects is leading two middle housing projects on Division Street in Portland, showcasing efficient small-scale apartment design.

Portland developer Walter Bowen and his company, Bowen Property Management  Co., have sued a former executive, claiming ...
08/29/2025

Portland developer Walter Bowen and his company, Bowen Property Management Co., have sued a former executive, claiming Barclay Grayson failed to pay subcontractors on the Block 216 Ritz-Carlton tower and wrongly signed Bowen’s name to documents.

Walter Bowen, developer of Portland’s Ritz-Carlton tower, has sued ex-executive Barclay Grayson over unpaid subcontractors and condo disputes.

🏆 Nominate today for our Phenoms & Icons awards! 🏆This is your opportunity to honor the best and brightest of the buildi...
08/28/2025

🏆 Nominate today for our Phenoms & Icons awards! 🏆

This is your opportunity to honor the best and brightest of the building industries.

Nominations 🔗: https://bit.ly/4mGgMC6

Mortenson is taking its research and development work to another level with help from a new space in Fridley, Minnesota
08/27/2025

Mortenson is taking its research and development work to another level with help from a new space in Fridley, Minnesota

Mortenson is taking its research and development work to another level with help from a new space in Fridley, Minnesota.

The Portland Art Museum‘s $111 million Mark Rothko Pavilion is nearing completion as construction crews work to meet a N...
08/26/2025

The Portland Art Museum‘s $111 million Mark Rothko Pavilion is nearing completion as construction crews work to meet a Nov. 20 opening date.

The Portland Art Museum’s $111M Mark Rothko Pavilion opens Nov. 20, adding 100,000 square feet of galleries, accessibility upgrades and public spaces.

The initial Oregon Zoo improvement projects backed by money from a recent bond measure are moving ahead.
08/25/2025

The initial Oregon Zoo improvement projects backed by money from a recent bond measure are moving ahead.

A new entry plaza and a covered shelter are the first two projects set to be constructed at the Southwest Portland zoo with money from a bond approved by voters in May 2024.

🏆 Nominations are OPEN for our Phenoms & Icons awards! 🏆This is your opportunity to honor the best and brightest of the ...
08/21/2025

🏆 Nominations are OPEN for our Phenoms & Icons awards! 🏆

This is your opportunity to honor the best and brightest of the building industries.

Nominations 🔗: https://bit.ly/4mGgMC6

Solar systems that plug into regular wall outlets have been popular in Europe for years and are gaining traction in the ...
08/20/2025

Solar systems that plug into regular wall outlets have been popular in Europe for years and are gaining traction in the U.S. for their affordability and simple installation.

Affordable, small-scale solar systems are gaining popularity in the U.S., offering simple installation and lower energy bills.

An effort to widen Interstate 5 through Portland and build developable highway covers in Albina stands to lose $412 mill...
08/18/2025

An effort to widen Interstate 5 through Portland and build developable highway covers in Albina stands to lose $412 million in federal funding, a state analysis found.

The massive transportation improvement project in Portland will lose federal funding because of Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill," putting its future – including the Albina cover – in doubt.

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