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The population in a 1-mile radius of a new mixed-use development at 1600 S. 1st has skyrocketed by 27% in less than 10 years, and growth is expected to continue at a similar rate for years to come.

Demand continues to outpace the the new supply of speculative space.

Financing was secured for a mixed-use circa-1909 building in a well-located urban core position on Franklin Street in the revitalized Hayes Valley.

The trade area surrounding the 296,952-square-foot open-air Gresham Station has experienced population growth of nearly 30% and continues to be one of the fastest-growing pockets in the Portland MSA.

Energy prices have displayed a stable trading range between $40 and $50 a barrel, resulting in the Midland economy to respond in kind, specifically, with strong fundamentals in the multifamily sector.

The reaction to a recent increase in the 10-year Treasury rate may take a few months to set in.

Tech companies are constantly competing for talent and working to stay on top of trends, therefore creating a demand for flexible workspace such as Mindspace, which opened its second US location here.

Downtown Bellevue is poised for economic and population growth during the next two decades and this CBD Gateway development site is a critical component to the ongoing success of this market.