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Women of Vision

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Construction

Projects totaling $27.3 million in top bidders | Sept. 26, 2025

Meta’s $10B data center project in Louisiana raises alarms

Portland remodel permit program sparks dispute

Building Blocks: Legin Commons

Judge allows Revolution Wind construction to resume

$26 million hospital improvement in Portland building permits | Sept. 22, 2025

Projects totaling $19 million in top bidders | Sept. 19, 2025

Atlanta civil rights museum expands with new galleries

ABC chapter’s president reflects ahead of signature event

Associated Builders and Contractors' Laurie Kendall is preparing to step down after providing 20 years of leadership, including the launch of the annual Craft Championships.

Projects totaling $5.6 million in top bidders | Oct. 3, 2025

The Port of Vancouver USA has awarded Advanced American Construction a $1.8 million contract to perform a variety of improvements at Berth 5.

U.S. DOT pulls bike and trail grants in funding shift

The Trump administration is rescinding grants for bike lanes and trails, shifting federal transportation funding priorities back to projects serving cars and trucks.

Oregon legislators pass sizable transportation bill

The $791 million transportation funding bill will halt ODOT layoffs and keep roads open. Drivers will face higher taxes and fees.

$12.5 million hotel repair project in Portland building permits | Sept. 29, 2025

An alteration permit was issued for repairing fire damage at the Rodeway Inn & Suites, in North Portland.

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Real Estate and Development

Four-story mixed-use project in Portland land use review intakes | Sept. 22, 2025

Medford’s Bear Creek Plaza sells for $25.25 million

Beachfront stilt house collapses into ocean surf

Affordable housing planned at Willow Creek transit hub

8-story building proposal in Portland land use review intakes | Sept. 15, 2025

Data center growth slows as U.S. power grid lags

Gresham shopping center fetches $31.76 million

Redevelopment planned for Holy Rosary Church campus

Hanford site cleanup approaching waste-to-glass phase

Washington state authorities have approved a key permit for the launch of glass vitrification to stabilize radioactive waste at the Hanford site near the Columbia River.

Trump’s plan to deploy troops to Portland sparks backlash

President Donald Trump’s call to send 200 Oregon National Guard troops to Portland faces lawsuits, protests, and pushback from state leaders and businesses.

Convenience store proposal in Portland land use review intakes | Sept. 29, 2025

Early assistance is pending for a proposal to add an approximately 1,000-square-foot commercial building at a gas station in South Portland.

South Dakota OKs $650 million prison project

State legislators in a special session on Tuesday night narrowly passed a bill to build a 1,500-bed men’s prison and close a penitentiary built 140 years ago when the state was part of the Dakota Territory.

Portland approves temporary code suspensions

The Portland City Council on Wednesday approved four code amendments that will temporarily suspend certain rules for projects that alter or add to existing development.

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Commentary

Want to gain some trust? Level up your craft | Opinion

To maintain quiet, consider including an anti-SLAPP waiver | Opinion

No construction contract is standard — terms matter | Opinion

Pros and cons of arbitration clauses in construction contracts | Opinion

Ghosts, goblins and pet cremation: an FTC Halloween special | Opinion

Although the FTC has abandoned attempts to ban noncompete agreements wholesale, it has committed to bringing enforcement actions where noncompete agreements are used to stifle competition.

Need-to-know info about letting go of underperformers | Opinion

Underperformance can drain team productivity, lower morale, and signal to other employees that mediocrity is acceptable. The key for employers is knowing when to act and how to do so without inviting legal trouble.

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