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Bricks $ Mortar Archive

Money Like Water

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

News 2 months 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 3 months 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 3 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 3 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 3 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 →

Hobby Lobby Signs Up for Echo Hollow Site

Bible-inspired crafts chain takes spot vacated by Rite Aid

News 4 months ago

A 37,000-square-foot space in the Echo Hollow Shopping Center has sat empty for nearly a year, but a Hobby Lobby crafts store will open there … Continue reading →

No Takers for Burned-Out Yachats Mansion

Highway 101 house, wrecked by 2023 fire, attracted no bidders in foreclosure auction

News 4 months ago

Who could resist a prime piece of Oregon Coast real estate, a one-acre parcel on a bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean and beautiful Stonefield Beach, … Continue reading →

Relic of Steelhead Brewery to be Sold

Former brewery’s west Eugene brew facility to be turned into an electrical contractor’s shop

News 4 months ago

Eugene’s local beer brewing scene was sparked by Cordy Jensen 35 years ago, when he opened the Steelhead Brewery in the Fifth Street Market district. … Continue reading →

A Grate Idea?

Phone company slaps steel security grills onto downtown Eugene building, a Springfield building to be repurposed

News 4 months ago

One of downtown Eugene’s least attractive buildings — the four-story red-brick cube at 10th Avenue and Oak Street — has been given a facelift that … Continue reading →

EV Stands for Eviction

Landlord booting Eugene electric-vehicle company Arcimoto from its factory

News 5 months ago

Arcimoto, the long-sputtering electric-vehicle company, is being evicted from the factory it occupies in west Eugene. In a lawsuit filed late last month in Lane … Continue reading →

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