Oregon Retail & Shopping Center

Investor Report 2026

An interactive, owner-focused briefing on what sold, who is buying, where capital is flowing, and the operating themes shaping 2026.

$3.29B
Portland Sales Volume (T12)
2025 · YoY -7%
1,358
Portland Deal Count
2025 · YoY +32%
~6.6%
Implied Market Cap Rate
Volume-weighted
Flight to Quality
Key 2026 Theme
Necessity-based, suburban

📊 2026 Market Thesis

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Bifurcated market — Trophy, necessity-based suburban assets trade at premium pricing while value-add plays trade substantially lower.

2

Grocer–fitness–medical spine — The most durable tenant mix pattern: daily traffic + e-commerce resistance + weekday demand.

3

"More deals, smaller checks" — Portland's +32% YoY deal count with -7% volume indicates a shift in transaction dynamics.

4

Modernization = premium — Renovations, signage, lighting, and EV charging readiness command measurable price premiums.

5

Financing structure matters — Bridge debt, assumed debt, and 1031 exchange capital show up repeatedly in transactions.

6

Clean financials expand buyer pool — NOI quality and operating statements materially impact marketability.

Grocer–Fitness–Medical Spine Capex as Liquidity Premium Bridge / 1031 / Assumed Debt Suburban Outperformance

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🎯 Owner Playbook: What to Do in 2026

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Protect Daily-Needs Anchors

Protect and extend the daily-needs anchors that set your valuation floor.

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Build the Right Mix

Build or recruit the grocer–fitness–medical/services mix where your trade area supports it.

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Visible Capex = Liquidity

Treat visible capex as liquidity insurance: curb appeal + systems + sustainability + EV readiness.

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New Capital Stack

Expect more structured equity, more diligence, and more sensitivity to NOI quality.

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Define Your Story

Decide if your asset is a stabilized yield play or repositioning story, then market it accordingly.

EV Readiness

NEVI Round 2 deadline: Feb 20, 2026. Map your sites to applicable ODOT/utility programs.

Oregon Markets at a Glance

Market Volume (T12) YoY Change Implied Cap Rate Deep Dive
Portland $3.29B -7% ~6.6% View →
Salem $312.3M +9% ~7.3% View →
Bend $248.2M +1% ~6.9% View →
Eugene $208.5M +20% ~7.6% View →
Medford $144.9M +89% ~7.6% View →