Choosing the Right Property Management Software For Your Business

Property management software has become the backbone of modern property management.The right platform can help a management company collect rent, track maintenance, manage leases, communicate with tenants and owners, handle accounting, monitor vacancies, and keep critical property information organized in one place.But choosing the right system isn’t simply about finding the software with the most […]

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The Real Cost of a Vacant Rental Property: Why Days Vacant Matter More Than You Think

For rental property owners, vacancy is one of the most visible signs that a property isn’t producing income.A home sits empty. The rent isn’t coming in. The property still needs to be maintained. And every day that passes represents another day of lost revenue.But the true cost of vacancy is often much greater than simply […]

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Yardi June 2026 Portland Multifamily Report: What Owners and Investors Need to Know

The latest Yardi Matrix Multifamily Report paints a picture of a Portland apartment market that has found some stability—but not yet strong momentum. NWV Group pulls out several developments, some concerning and some encouraging.While headlines point to stable occupancy and slowing new construction, several underlying trends suggest that multifamily owners should continue to prepare for […]

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Multifamily NW Spring Apartment Report – Are Portland Rents Actually Stable?

NWV Group recently attended the Multifamily NW Spring Apartment Report Luncheon. The presenters outlined a Spring 2026 Apartment Report that paints a cautiously optimistic picture for the Portland metro multifamily market—headline rents appear stable, vacancy is only modestly elevated, and there are early signs of recovery. But a deeper look tells a more nuanced story.At […]

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Portland Unearths $106M in Unspent Housing Dollars — But What Happens Next?

Portland is reeling from a remarkable revelation: the City has discovered roughly $106 million in previously unspent housing funds sitting inside the Portland Housing Bureau’s accounts — money that could be used for rent assistance, affordable housing production, homelessness services, and more. But before anyone celebrates this discovery, it has opened a whole new chapter […]

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Portland’s Struggling Office Market and the Rising Cost of Declining Property Tax Revenues

As Portland enters 2026, a confluence of trends in the commercial real estate market is reshaping the city’s fiscal landscape. Office property sales at deeply discounted prices have resulted in millions in forecasted property tax losses — a shift that could have lasting implications for city services, public infrastructure, and economic stability.The Root Causes: Market […]

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Portland’s Affordable-Housing Paradox: Empty Units Amid Unmet Need

Recent reporting has uncovered a troubling disconnect in Portland’s housing landscape — even as tens of thousands of people struggle with housing insecurity, a substantial share of the city’s affordable units remain empty. Here’s what the data shows: A study from the real-estate analytics firm CoStar found that approximately 1,863 of Portland’s 25,409 affordable apartments — […]

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Portland “Trounced” In Latest Real Estate Survey – What Does That Mean For Owners And Investors?

Portland’s real estate market continues to be a topic of national debate. The latest Emerging Trends in Real Estate 2026 report by PwC and the Urban Land Institute (ULI) places the broader West region at the bottom of national investor sentiment rankings, with Portland joining several West Coast metros struggling to attract capital. Compounding the message, […]

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