Beaverton homeowners who are interested in switching to solar power but were afraid the deadline passed, worry not; you may still be able to make the switch and qualify for tax credits. The Solar Beaverton program has extended until August their deadline to receive discounted solar panels systems and be eligible for an Oregon tax credit. Read More +
Over a month ago, we shared the news that Walmart was eyeing upwards of 17 new locations in the Portland metro area. Some of those locations would be for their full-sized Walmart Superstores, but most would feature their smaller “Neighborhood Market” stores which at around 40,000 feet, carry everyday items and are positioned more as a Safeway or Albertson’s competitor. That size also means that, unlike superstores, Neighborhood Markets can easily fit into urban settings. And that’s exactly what Walmart is planning for the very near future in Portland. Read More +
Updating a previous story, the Beaverton City Council has approved an urban renewal plan put forth for a large area of central Beaverton, meaning the plan will now officially be on the November ballot for voters to give their final approval. Read More +
On Wednesday, several of us from Summa attended the Inman Agent Reboot in Portland, a great way to learn a little more about the real estate technology that is helping drive the evolution of our industry, as well as validate (or invalidate) that some of the things we’re doing are good. Read More +
Beaverton residents may be looking at a drastically improved central business district in the future. That’s thanks to the Tualatin Hills Park and Recreation District board, whose members unanimously supported the city’s proposed $151 million urban renewal plan earlier this week. Read More +
