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Due for completion in December 2009, the Willamette Block, located at 722 SW Second on the corner of Yamhill, is currently undergoing a $7 million renovation in preparation for the arrival of Portland Community College staff and administrators. The 35,000 square foot building used to house the U of O Duck Shop until the University of [...]

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  In line with an interesting trend among major technology companies in the U.S., Cisco has added an onsite health care center to its San Jose headquarters campus. The facility is operated by a third party medical group offering primary care, pediatric, nutritional and other health-related services to the 17,000 Cisco employees on campus. The new building, [...]

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Other features such as wall-mounted digital sketch boards and wireless access throughout are being incorporated to spur creativity and flexibility among the talent. Ziba plans to move into their new offices in August of this year. The building is going for LEED Gold certification, so sustainability and energy efficiency have been taken into account along [...]

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Commercial Real Estate Will Survive This Economy Despite what the average joe may think, a survey conducted by Greenwich Associates, a Stamford, Conn.-based consultant and research firm confirms what many advisors already know — real estate will continue to be an integral part of diversified portfolios.  Hard to believe I know, but remember this is not [...]

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According to an article in today’s Portland Business Journal, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has ranked Portland 19th for the highest number of energy efficient buildings in the country. Portland has 45 buildings that meet the criteria. Los Angeles has the most buildings with the EPA “Energy Star” rating, with 262, followed by San Francisco [...]

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The latest edition of the PDC’s (Portland Development Commission) Sustainability in Urban Development Report  is available now – http://tinyurl.com/c69hsc (this is a 4mb pdf file) A few statistics shared in the report indicate that U.S. buildings are responsible for: 70% of electricity consumption 39% of energy use 48% of all carbon dioxide emissions 40% of raw [...]

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