December 23, 2025 - 00:53

In a significant move for the retail landscape of Tigard, Oregon, a partnership has successfully acquired the Washington Square II Retail Center for $25 million. The new owners are set to implement planned renovations aimed at enhancing the property’s curb appeal and increasing leasing velocity.
The acquisition reflects a growing interest in the Tigard area, known for its vibrant shopping scene and strategic location. With the planned upgrades, the new management aims to attract a diverse range of tenants, ultimately revitalizing the center and drawing in more foot traffic.
The renovations are expected to modernize the facility, making it more appealing to both retailers and customers. Stakeholders believe that these enhancements will not only improve the overall aesthetic but also create a more engaging shopping experience. With a focus on increasing occupancy rates, the future looks promising for the Washington Square II Retail Center as it embarks on this new chapter.
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Nareit Foundation provides $100,000 grants for rebuilding homes in Lahaina, foster youth housing on Oʻahu and HabitatThe Nareit Foundation has announced a significant contribution to address critical housing needs across Hawaii. A total of $100,000 in grants was awarded on Thursday to two organizations working on...
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St. Charles Single-Family Home Fetches $1.35 MillionA 1,862-square-foot single-family home, built in 1949, has changed hands in St. Charles. The property sold for $1.35 million, according to a deed filed with the county. The house sits on a lot...
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Is Auto Service Property Deal Altering The Investment Case For Four Corners Property Trust Stock?Four Corners Property Trust has added another automotive service location to its portfolio, purchasing a property in a high traffic Kentucky corridor for 3.5 million dollars. The transaction was...
October 3, 2026 - 22:11
Athens Real Estate Draws Growing Interest from Foreign Institutional InvestorsGreece, and Athens especially, is evolving into one of the most attractive real estate markets in Europe for foreign institutional investors. The shift reflects a broader reassessment of the...