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Bricks $ Mortar

Still Under Construction

A former church property in Eugene is being converted to a small cluster of housing units

News 17 hours ago

At the busy corner of East 30th Avenue and University Street in Eugene, passersby have likely wondered what’s happening to the tall A-frame-style building. It … Continue reading →

$84 Million Payout for PeaceHealth

Struggling health chain sells big pieces of University District hospital site

News 1 week ago

PeaceHealth is winning big time in the Eugene real estate game, while it struggles to break even with its three-state medical business. The nonprofit hospital … Continue reading →

Springing to Life

New owner of Kitson Hot Springs has low-impact development plan

News 2 weeks ago

Kitson Hot Springs near Oakridge has had a couple of modern-day incarnations, first as a hotel and bathhouse resort, then, for nearly 50 years, as … Continue reading →

Morgue Plan Shows Life

Oregon State Police expects March 2027 groundbreaking for Eugene crime lab/morgue

News 3 weeks ago

After years of delays and cost escalations, plans are advancing for a standalone regional Oregon State Police crime lab/morgue/medical examiner’s office on Chad Drive in … Continue reading →

Parking at a Premium

Costco wants to tear down former Office Depot building to create more parking

EW-ExtraNews 4 weeks ago

Costco is so desperate for more parking at its Eugene warehouse store that it is proposing a radical step: tearing down the 32-year-old vacant former … Continue reading →

Money Like Water

Lumber heir doles out campaign dollars to Lane County politicians as she fights allegations of illegal construction along the McKenzie

News 1 month ago

In late January, lumber-empire heir Kathy Jones-McCann suddenly began lavishing astonishing amounts of money on three candidates for the Lane County Board of Commissioners. In … Continue reading →

For Sale: Datalogic’s Eugene Campus

Bar-code scanner maker sheds Eugene real estate

News 1 month ago

Datalogic, a bar-code scanner company that’s long been a major part of Eugene’s high-tech sector, has put its entire 32-acre west Eugene campus up for … Continue reading →

Costco’s Mystery Buy

Costco silent on plans for Office Depot property it bought for $6 million

News 2 months ago

Retail giant Costco appears intent on expanding its hemmed-in Eugene store, but details remain sketchy. This we know: The company last August paid $6 million … Continue reading →

Utility-pole Creosoting Giant Eyes Eugene

Koppers leases 35 acres in west Eugene, but says it won’t do wood treating there

News 2 months ago

A wood-treating conglomerate enmeshed in pollution disputes around the county has leased 35 acres in west Eugene, but says it will use the land only … Continue reading →

Collision Course on Mental Health Project?

Springfield City Council faces make-or-break decision on Lane County/PeaceHealth campus

News 2 months ago

One of Lane County government’s most important projects in years — building a large mental health campus in the Gateway area, in partnership with PeaceHealth … Continue reading →

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