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Monday, July 20, 2026

Vacancy Rates Are Up in Portland - What That Means for Landlords and How to Respond
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Summary: Portland's multifamily vacancy rate sits at approximately 6.25-7.5% depending on the data source, up from tighter conditions in prior years. The causes are well-documented - a surge in new supply, a softer labor market, and longer tenant tenure - but the impact varies significantly by submarket and property type. This article...

Tuesday, July 14, 2026

Is the Portland Rental Market Cooling or Stabilizing? What the Numbers Are Actually Telling Us
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Summary: Portland's rental market has been softening for several years, but mid-2026 data points to something more specific than a freefall - a market in the process of recalibration, with meaningful variation by submarket and property type. This article breaks down what's actually driving the numbers, where the pockets of strengt...

Monday, July 6, 2026

Oregon's 2026 Legislative Session Just Wrapped - Here's What Portland Landlords Need to Know
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Summary: Oregon's 2026 short legislative session ran from February 3 to March 6 - just four months ago - and produced a focused set of changes to residential landlord-tenant law. Several of these are already in effect. Others take effect later this year or in 2027. This article breaks down every significant measure Portland landlords ...

Tuesday, May 5, 2026

Short-Term vs. Mid-Term vs. Long-Term Rentals in Portland: Which Strategy Is Right for You?
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Summary: Portland landlords have more options than ever when it comes to how they rent their properties - but short-term, mid-term, and long-term rentals involve very different tradeoffs in income, effort, risk, and regulation. This guide breaks down each strategy honestly so you can make the right call for your specific situation in 2026...

Monday, April 27, 2026

Insurance Shock: How Rising Premiums Are Squeezing Portland Landlords - And What to Do About It
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Summary: Insurance renewal season used to be a routine line item for Portland landlords. Not anymore. Premiums are rising well above inflation, driven by climbing reconstruction costs, tightened underwriting standards, and growing environmental risk across the Pacific Northwest. This article breaks down what's behind the increases and...

Tuesday, April 21, 2026

Should You Rent or Buy a Home in Portland in 2026? Here's How We Think About It
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Summary: The rent vs. buy question is one of the most common conversations happening in Portland right now - and it doesn't have a universal answer. This article walks through the real numbers on both sides, what the current market actually looks like for buyers and renters, and the key factors that should drive your decision in 2026....

Tuesday, April 14, 2026

Moving to Beaverton, Oregon: What You Should Know Before You Make the Move
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Moving to Beaverton, Oregon: What You Should Know Before You Make the MoveWe work with property owners all across the Portland metro, and Beaverton keeps coming up in conversation - from landlords asking about rental demand to residents considering a move west of the hills. It's not hard to see why. Beaverton has quietly grown into on...

Wednesday, April 8, 2026

What Every Beaverton Landlord Needs to Know About Managing Rental Properties
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What Every Beaverton Landlord Needs to Know About Managing Rental PropertiesBeaverton's rental market is busy, competitive, and governed by a layered set of state and local laws that can catch unprepared landlords off guard. Whether you own a single rental home or a small portfolio, this guide walks you through the core pillars of suc...

Wednesday, March 11, 2026

Market Reality Check: Navigating Portland’s "Soft" Fundamentals in 2026
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Market Reality Check: Navigating Portland’s "Soft" Fundamentals in 2026Reading Time: 4 MinutesSummary: The latest data from Yardi Matrix confirms what many Portland operators have felt on the ground: rent growth has hit a plateau. With a slight dip in asking rents and a net loss in local employment, the "easy" gr...

Tuesday, March 10, 2026

From Primary to Profitable: Preparing Your Portland Home for the 2026 Rental Market
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From Primary to Profitable: Preparing Your Portland Home for the 2026 Rental MarketReading Time: 4 MinutesSummary: Transitioning a primary residence into a rental asset is a proven path to wealth, but the Portland market requires more than just "good enough." To attract high-quality residents and command top-tier rent, your prop...

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