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Portland, Oregon · PortlandPORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Oregon's long-stalled Rose Quarter Improvement Project is staying alive. On Thursday, the Oregon Transportation Commission voted to keep the $2 billion project moving forward, despite major funding shortfalls. The project aims to widen I-5 and build a major freeway cover to reconnect Portland's historic Albina neighborhood, split decades ago by the [...]See the Story
Rose Quarter Improvement Project Staying Alive but More Funding Is Needed
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Property · GreshamA 150-unit multifamily property in Gresham has sold for $20.5 million. The apartment complex, East Wind, was built in 1971. The three-story, eight-building community has a mix of one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments. The transaction values the property at $136,667 per unit. The asset, located at 2950 N.E. 23rd St., nearly doubled in price for seller Papago, an Arizona limited liability company, which purchased the property from Bender Equitie…See the Story
Gresham apartment complex changes hands
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EnvironmentLUMA Arles / Gehry Partners. Photography by Iwan Baan. Image Courtesy of Gehry Partners This week's news reflects architecture's simultaneous engagement with cultural reflection, professional legacy, and the material realities of building cities. The passing of Frank Gehry prompted a broader reassessment of late 20th- and early 21st-century architectural practice, while Shigeru Ban's selection as the recipient of the 2026 AIA Gold Medal brought …See the Story
Remembering Frank Gehry and Looking Toward Architecture in 2026: This Week’s Review
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