NAI Cascade Welcomes New Partnership A leading Commercial Brokerage in Central, Southern and Coastal Oregon has transferred ownership from longtime owners to an innovative team of brokers. Walt Ramage and Jenn Limoges, CCIM, have formed a partnership to assume ownership of NAI Cascade, leading the powerhouse commercial brokerage toward a future of growth.
"The number one goal of Les Schwab was community first. And what an honor it was to represent a company such as Les Schwab" -Walt Ramage https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKOrbKnY3X0&list=PLmxv26hP75P8pYP1r_x9sIOOnub0Ou6rJ&index=5
NAI Cascade Brokers have been busy refilling their pipeline after the COVID related slow in Q2. Q3 saw the rebound of leasing and the long awaited closing of Pappy's Pizzeria. Q4 2020 and Q1 2021 will see the closing of several investment properties and some exciting projects coming to market! Recent Q3 transactions
There is no denying that recent economic events, marked largely by the inverted yield curve, indicate an impending recession. The current cycle has been marked by tighter regulation, and investors and developers erring on the side of caution. However, they are poised to profit when the recession hits. The next downturn is expected
Karen Koppel introduced a new tenant to Brookswood Meadow Plaza. Stride Canine Rehab will join Brookswood Animal Clinic and ARTdog in this very animal-friendly complex. Stride plans to open its new location before the end of the year. Karen also brought McCallum Rock Drilling, which has offices in Chehalis, WA and Salem, OR,
COMS building to be renovated, expanded REDMOND, Ore. - Multimillion-dollar changes are likely on the way for Redmond’s medical district. The city's Urban Renewal Advisory Committee is supporting plans for a $6.5 million medical facility. It’s recommending the city invest $600,000 in a forgivable loan toward the project. The Central Oregon Medical Specialists building, located
These are the fastest-growing cities in the U.S. Population increase: 4.9% It's no surprise people are flocking to this Oregon town. Residents can spend their days on the river, hiking and biking, skiing or at local breweries. Home prices have been rising in many markets throughout the state thanks to low inventory levels. In Bend,
Tackling Diversity With Andie Edmonds “The concept of diversity for diversity’s sake is not accomplishing anything for our industry. I think (hope) everyone agrees that hiring practices should be blind to age, gender, race, etc. and instead focus on qualified candidates. However, we have to take the concept from 30,000 feet and get it
