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Chamber supports Clean & Safe district expansion

The Chamber testified in support of Downtown Portland Clean & Safe's proposal to expand their district boundary. icon arrow right

Chamber releases poll showing notable improvement on voters quality of life

This poll tracks opinions about the economy, jobs, and community issues, assesses voters’ top priorities, and measures voters’ attitudes. icon arrow right

Downtown Portland saw consistent growth in foot traffic throughout 2025

Visitor foot traffic trends up near pre-pandemic levels, particularly Saturdays, though downtown office worker activity still lags icon arrow right

Chamber advocates for landmark Albina Vision Trust development

Chamber endorses legislation enabling Albina Vision Trust to transform Rose Quarter land into a vibrant, community-led development that addresses historical injustices while creating economic opportunity. icon arrow right

Why networking is your career’s best investment

Starting a new career, switching industries, or climbing the ladder in your current field? Here's the truth: your skills will get you in the door, but your network will open doors you didn't even know existed. icon arrow right

Statement regarding County Chair inaction on Central Library violence

The Portland Metro Chamber, Downtown Portland Clean & Safe, the Downtown Retail Council, and numerous leaders from the community are demanding action from the county to address severe safety and public health issues at the Central Library. icon arrow right

(Unfortunately) Another statement on continued County Chair inaction on Central Library violence

The Portland Metro Chamber, Downtown Portland Clean & Safe, the Downtown Retail Council, and numerous leaders from the community are demanding action from the county to address severe safety and public health issues at the Central Library. icon arrow right

2017 Economic Check-up: Opportunity and Affordability

…Portland has the third highest share of people – 41 percent – experiencing commutes greater than 30 minutes, behind Seattle and Nashville, and commute times for all of the comparator…

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2018 Economic Check-Up: East Multnomah County

…region. Keeping this in mind, it’s important to note that the population east of I-205 has also become more diverse in the last five years. People of color living in…

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