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Mar 31st, 2012
Economic recovery in Oregon is like spring: It arrives more slowly than you would like. But as the first quarter of the year comes to an end Saturday, a few economic blooms provide hope sunnier days are ahead. Daimler Trucks' announcement this week that it is hiring 30 professionals and managers at its North American headquarters in Portland is one... read_more
Are Foreclosures Up or Down in Oregon?
Mar 17th, 2012
It's a tough time to profess expertise when it comes to home values. Everyday seems to deliver a fresh batch of statistics, often conflicting with the prior day's news. Home prices -- or the index tracking them -- rises one day. The next, a new set of press releases proclaims they're still down. Today is one of those days. Two foreclosure... read_more

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