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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.

Eric Kutch is the new director of the Portland Permitting & Development bureau following a national search, the city ann...
12/23/2025

Eric Kutch is the new director of the Portland Permitting & Development bureau following a national search, the city announced Monday.

⚠️ The nomination deadline is next month for our Construction All-Stars and Newsmakers of the Year awards!⚠️These awards...
12/23/2025

⚠️ The nomination deadline is next month for our Construction All-Stars and Newsmakers of the Year awards!⚠️

These awards highlight individuals and companies that are making an impact on the state and their communities.

Nomination 🔗: https://bit.ly/4pjdDtw

The Portland Design Commission on Thursday got a second look at plans to replace Ida B. Wells-Barnett High School with a...
12/22/2025

The Portland Design Commission on Thursday got a second look at plans to replace Ida B. Wells-Barnett High School with an approximately 291,000-square-foot building on the site's south side.

Commissioners weighed in on updated plans for the $349 million project to modernize the school's campus in Southwest Portland.

The Morgan Building, an eight-story, 149,710-square-foot mixed-use structure that opened in 1913, sold for $6 million to...
12/19/2025

The Morgan Building, an eight-story, 149,710-square-foot mixed-use structure that opened in 1913, sold for $6 million to an entity with local ties.

The Morgan Building, a 149,710-square-foot mixed-use structure that opened in 1913, was purchased by an entity with local ties.

Meet the 2025 Oregon 250 Honorees — leaders who are shaping the future of the A/E/C industries. Explore the full list: h...
12/19/2025

Meet the 2025 Oregon 250 Honorees — leaders who are shaping the future of the A/E/C industries. Explore the full list: https://djcoregon.com/oregon-250/

A 150-unit multifamily property in Gresham has sold for $20.5 million.
12/18/2025

A 150-unit multifamily property in Gresham has sold for $20.5 million.

A 150-unit multifamily property in Gresham has sold to a limited liability company for $20.5 million.

The Springs Living of McMinnville has partnered with an asset management firm to purchase an 87-unit Happy Valley assist...
12/17/2025

The Springs Living of McMinnville has partnered with an asset management firm to purchase an 87-unit Happy Valley assisted living and memory care community.

The Springs Living has partnered with an asset management firm to purchase an 87-unit assisted living and memory care community.

The Oregon Transportation Commission voted Thursday to move construction of the I-5 Rose Quarter Improvement Project to ...
12/15/2025

The Oregon Transportation Commission voted Thursday to move construction of the I-5 Rose Quarter Improvement Project to its next phase despite limited funding.

The Oregon Transportation Commission on Thursday approved moving the project to its next phase and directed ODOT to work with stakeholders.

⚠️ Nominate today for our Construction All-Stars and Newsmakers of the Year awards!⚠️These awards highlight individuals ...
12/15/2025

⚠️ Nominate today for our Construction All-Stars and Newsmakers of the Year awards!⚠️

These awards highlight individuals and companies that are making an impact on the state and their communities.

Nomination 🔗: https://bit.ly/4pjdDtw

The Portland City Council on Wednesday unanimously approved a resolution to study the city's design review process, incl...
12/12/2025

The Portland City Council on Wednesday unanimously approved a resolution to study the city's design review process, including possible reforms and a moratorium.

The City Council on Wednesday approved a resolution to study possible reforms and a moratorium, aiming to streamline development and boost housing production.

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