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Old Posted Apr 19, 2026, 9:00 AM
ThatDarnSacramentan ThatDarnSacramentan is offline
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Originally Posted by downtownpdx View Post
The timing of this project couldn’t have been worse, but I’m glad to see condos being sold and some momentum in what should be a key part of downtown’s renaissance.
The only way it could've been worse is if construction had started a few months later into 2020. At least we didn't end up with another hole in the ground a la Park Avenue West.
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