Oregon ranks #1 among the states when it comes to the portion of the GDP which can be attributed to manufacturing. Oregon’s manufacturing, specifically durable goods, continues to be a strong contributor to our economy. Durable good manufacturing is very cyclical and jobs are directly tied to overall output. This will bode well for Oregon’s employment as production continues to accelerate. A trend of expanding and bringing manufacturing back into the states, “reshoring”, has recently been seen in Portland by the likes of Oracle and Shimadzu.
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Portland Chart of the Week – Fighting For Manufacturing
Posted in commercial real estate, Forecast, lease, oregon, portland, renewal, square feet, Trends, vancouver, tagged chart of the week, commercial real estate, GDP, lease, portland, rental rates, square feet, squarefeetpdx, vancouver on March 22, 2013| Leave a Comment »
Portland Chart of the Week – Women Entrepreneurs and Forbes 100 Most Promising
Posted in commercial real estate, oregon, portland, square feet, start up, vancouver, tagged act on software, chart of the week, commercial real estate, elemental technologies, jama software, jones lang lasalle, portland, squarefeetpdx, startup on March 15, 2013| Leave a Comment »
Jones Lang LaSalle Portland creates a Chart of the Week (fondly coined the COW) which shows various trends and change in our area vs. the rest of the U.S. When it comes to technology, food, and transportation we often rank near the top. This week, in addition to some noteworthy technology firms gaining traction on the national scene, Portland also ranked high for women entrepreneurs.