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T h e hardest-earned lessons
often come from failure, which
is why Brian Forrester agreed to
share the three-year journey
of BuddyUp. Forrester
launched the academic
social network while
in college, raised
$500,000, hired a staff
of 10 and signed on
a dozen university
customers. And
then it all started
to go wrong.
In his words:
“Things were
going great,
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DATA BANK

THE IMPORTING OF NEW OREGONIANS

This week’s Portland Business Journal takes a dive into the state’s exports. Our lists lost from Oregon.
(pages 20-21) showcase the state’s biggest export products and also the nations that The data is culled from the Census Bureau’s American Community Survey and shows
receive those goods from Oregon. Meanwhile, on pages 18-19, we take a look at the annual estimates from the period between 2012-2016. During that period, Oregon’s
state’s single most valuable export commodity — semiconductors — to see what caused biggest net loss came — not surprisingly — from Washington, which drew around
the value of that product to drop by more than $1 billion last year. 4,000 more people each year than it lost to Oregon. On the opposite end, and also not
The graphics below explore one product of which Oregon isn’t known for exporting: surprising, Oregon’s biggest net gains came from California, acquiring just shy of 16,000
people. more people than it lost to the Golden State in that time.
When it comes to population, Oregon is definitely a net importer, at least within The map below shows the seven states in which Oregon had the biggest net gain in
the United States. An analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data provided by the Oregon population as well as the seven from which it had the biggest annual net losses. And
Employment Department shows that Oregon has a net population gain with all but just because it’s interesting, we threw in the five countries that produced the most new
seven states. In other words, only those states — Georgia, North Dakota, Indiana, Ohio, Oregonians during that time. — Erik Siemers
Tennessee, Missouri and Washington — can say they’ve drawn more people than they’ve GLOBAL MIGRATION
The countries sending
the most new residents
ON THE WEB: See which occupations to Oregon. (Annual
MIGRATION STATES -3,986
1,595 -15
draw the most people to Oregon from
other states: bit.ly/MigratingJobs
average, 2012-2016)
Oregon lost more residents than
it gained from the states in red, 1,345
while it gained more than it lost 2,126
from the states in blue. The data
represents an annual average China
from between 2012 and 2016.

-40 1,857
-169
1,632 Mexico

2,267 15,994 -1,591

1,375

-466 India

NET GAIN STATES 1,024

In Migrants to Oregon 794 Germany
Out Migrants from Oregon 1,115 -4

NET LOSS STATES

In Migrants to Oregon 1,794 915
Out Migrants from Oregon
Japan
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COVERSTORY

INSIDE THE

OF A
PORTLAND
STARTUP
BuddyUp had $500,000 in angel
funding, a revenue-generating
product and enthusiastic
customers. And yet, it failed.
Founder Brian Forrester shares
the story of what went wrong.
BY MALIA SPENCER
mspencer@bizjournals.com

B
rian Forrester thought he’d found an
escape hatch.
It was May 19, 2017, and Forrest-
er was walking through Pioneer Courthouse
Square counting down the five days until he
would close a deal to sell his struggling start-
up, BuddyUp. The deal would not only pro-
vide a soft landing for his academic social net-
working platform, it would also help alleviate
the weight he’d been under for months as he
fought to keep BuddyUp afloat.
It was the weight of a relentless three-year
effort to get BuddyUp launched and growing;
the weight of half a million dollars of investor
money backing his idea and 10 employees who “I hung up the phone and took a
signed on to his vision; and the weight of a dozen
university customers that bought what he was huge sigh. It was like the first time I
selling.
And then his phone rang.
took a breath in months.”
The board of the Portland company that was BRIAN FORRESTER,
going to acquire BuddyUp had just voted to back founder, BuddyUp
out of the deal.
Forrester was stunned — but he was also
relieved. In the beginning better connect both academically and socially,
“I hung up the phone and took a huge sigh,” When Brian Forrester stepped onto the campus we could move the dial on retention, and as a
he recalled. “It was like the first time I took a of Portland State University as a freshman in byproduct improve academic success.”
breath in months.” 2009, the odds were stacked against him. That revelation, however, didn’t crystallize
The rise and fall of BuddyUp is not unusu- He was a first-generation college student, one for Forrester until he was deep into his own col-
al. Startups are hard and the vast majority don’t who had grown up in foster care. He didn’t have lege career as a psychology major. As part of his
succeed. Some studies put the failure rate as high the benefit of a stable safety net. course work, Forrester was able to work on a
as 90 percent. But that’s not the story most often In other words, he was exactly the kind of kid number of philanthropic projects. Those led to
told. Instead, it is the big wins that make head- who could benefit from a technology designed consulting work with nonprofits and the oppor-
lines and even capture the attention of Holly- to connect students, not just as study buddies tunity to teach an undergraduate course in grant
wood. It’s a magical, even glamorous world but as potential friends who could support one making called Hands-on Philanthropy. Forrester
where good ideas are rewarded with endless another through to graduation. raised $20,000 from prominent Portland donors
venture capital or monster exits. “When you walk into campus on your first that the class then distributed to area nonprofits.
That’s what makes the story of BuddyUp — and day of school, you are more likely to drop out He didn’t know it at the time, but those con-
Forrester’s willingness to share it — so import- than you are to graduate,” Forrester said. “I fully nections would prove invaluable in the launch
ant, even more so in Portland, which is brim- believed that if we could leverage technology to of BuddyUp, and the projects themselves helped
ming with promising young companies. help millennials better support each other and Forrester see himself in a new light.
MARCH 23, 2018 5
ILLUSTRATIONS BY CRAIG SPENCER

“I learned over time that the kinds of things I

liked doing and the kinds of challenges that I start-
ed encountering as I grew a project into an organiza-
tion were the same challenges that people who called
themselves entrepreneurs were facing,” he said. “A
light-bulb went off, ‘I guess I’m an entrepreneur.’”
That epiphany collided with the idea for BuddyUp
after he failed a statistics class his junior year.
He took the course again, but this time, in addi-
tion to studying harder, he also created a support
network to keep him and his classmates on track. He
passed around a piece of paper and asked people to
sign up for study groups. He then created a simple
website with a shared calendar for everyone to see.
He passed the class and decided that his study
tool could be the basis for a company, which became
BuddyUp. He enlisted five computer science students
to help develop the platform, which they did during
the summer of 2013. They received school credit;
Forrester got a prototype.
The result was a social network that allowed stu-
dents to find study partners by browsing classmates’
profiles or searching for buddies by course, lan-
guage, shared interests, location and availability. At
this point, Forrester just wanted to get people using
the tool. It was all student driven or in partnership
with professors who would allow Forrester to talk to
classes about why they should sign up for the free
social network.
The plan was to launch BuddyUp in five PSU Forrester enlisted
classes that fall. By the end of that term, there were
80 classes accessing it and hundreds of users. five computer
“It never occurred to me that it wouldn’t work at science students to
that stage,” Forrester said. “It had occurred to me that
I might not be able to secure the resources to mani- help develop the
fest my vision. But, I knew there was a problem, and
I knew we could figure out a solution.”
BuddyUp platform

The first paying customers
It was February of 2014 and Forrester, now a PSU
senior, was sitting across the table from Ken Thrash-
er, the former CEO of Fred Meyer. The two were meet-
ing in a community room in a building in the Pearl.
BuddyUp was incorporated and Forrester was
looking for investors. Thrasher was one of the donors
who had contributed to Forrester’s fundraising for
the Hands-on Philanthropy class. Now, he was ask-
ing Thrasher to invest in him and his vision for
BuddyUp.
He handed Thrasher a one-page business plan.
“He looked at it and looked on the back — and of
course there was nothing on the back,” recalled For-
rester. “He asked me, ‘where are the financials?’ And
I said, ‘What financials?’”
“One of the many
reasons I was interested
in investing with Brian
was because he was part
of the Oregon-based
entrepreneurial ecosystem,”
DAVID KING,
professor emeritus at OSU and
BuddyUp’s first paying customer
It was the beginning of Forrester’s crash course
in capital.
Despite the inauspicious beginning, Thrash-
er helped Forrester understand what it would take
to launch BuddyUp and how to pitch his vision.
Thrasher, who declined to comment for this story,
ultimately wrote Forrester his first check.
“I really truly learned as I went,” Forrester said.
“It’s part of what made it so exciting and also was a
cornerstone of my challenge.”
Fortunately for Forrester, Thrasher wasn’t the
only high-profile investor he had connected with
through the Hands-on Philanthropy class. Anoth-
er was Irving Levin, executive chairman of Gene-
sis Financial, who mentored Forrester throughout
BuddyUp’s lifecycle and invested a small amount to
help Forrester eventually wind down the company.
“A big part of being successful in this stuff is get-
ting other people to want you to be successful,” Levin
said. “Brian is a guy that everyone who comes in con-
tact with him, they want to see him successful.”
All told, BuddyUp raised $500,000 from angel
investors. Of that, $350,000 was a seed round and
$150,000 was a bridge round. Forrester was a finalist
for the Angel Oregon pitch competition in 2015, an
experience that helped get him in front of potential
investors. He was also a member of the peer-men-
toring group StarveUps.
The seed money allowed Forrester to hire a chief
technology officer in 2014. By 2015, the company
had eight employees including developers, sales
and account management. It had also been devel-
oped into a fully mobile product.
To start, the company was located in NedSpace,
a co-working space at 1400 S.W. 5th Ave. in down-
town Portland. The office was in the boiler room, but
it was impossible to beat the price Forrester landed.
“It smelled like cabbage and it was very warm
with one tiny window. But it was free,” he said, giv-
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COVER STORY
WHY I SHARED MY STORY
BY BRIAN FORRESTER
building, and had moved into the Portland State
When asked if I’d be willing to share my story, my response was immediate. I wrote back with, “That
University Accelerator, where it occupied the larg-
sounds terrifying, let’s do it.” est office.
Armed with customers and a revenue stream,
Despite my apparent bravado, I’ve sat with extreme discomfort and anxiety throughout the process Forrester was ready to raise a full Series A funding
of being interviewed and written about. Like many startup founders, I’ve been featured in dozens of round, which typically run between $2 million and
magazines, journals and newspapers — always for my successes. Doing a public post-mortem has
been quite a different experience.
$10 million.
It was a heady time for Forrester, to be sure, but
Why share my story then, if it’s so discomforting and so unflattering? it was also the peak for BuddyUp.

As a millennial I know the perfect angle for a selfie and intuitively know which filters to use on Cash flow problems
Instagram. We are a filter generation. For this article I’ve agreed to go #nofilter for two reasons:
First, I’d like to dispel the myth that has freshman founders believing all they need is a good idea
As young companies evolve, there are almost always
and a will to succeed. Secondly, as someone who has benefited from the wisdom and coaching of unanticipated challenges. For BuddyUp, it was one
countless mentors, the truth represents a kind of karmic currency. of serving two customers.
BuddyUp was built for students, but the compa-
In my journey as the founder and CEO of BuddyUp, I certainly learned more — about business and ny generated revenue by licensing its platform to
life — on the way down than on the way up. As entrepreneurs we benefit from a community
of wisdom and a tradition of knowledge-sharing. It’s crucial that we don’t allow our
university departments. That dynamic can lead to
insecurity or shame to prevent us from sharing the lessons which were most a disconnect between the product and the paying
difficult to learn and are the most important to remember. customer. It’s a precarious position for any company
and one that BuddyUp adviser — and fellow high-
er-ed entrepreneur — John Hayden spoke to Forrest-
er about frequently.
Hayden, co-founder of the entrepreneurial
peer-mentoring group Starve Ups, was impressed
by Forrester’s energy and passion. He also had
plenty of wisdom to share gained through his own
experience working with colleges and universities.
Hayden’s company Versation makes software used
by universities to manage student recruitment and
alumni relationships.
While Hayden was bullish on BuddyUp’s plat-
form — “I thought the product he was working on
was exciting ... it did fulfill an answer for needs at
schools,” he said — he was concerned about the
business model.
“I was always pushing him to split them and
choose one or the other,” Hayden said.
In other words, build a product for either the stu-
dents or for the universities.
Because of the disconnect that existed in the
business model, universities didn’t have visibility
into the product they were paying for.
Eventually the company created a dashboard that
allowed universities to track metrics. But it came
late in BuddyUp’s life cycle and, significantly, the
metrics showed use was spiky and inconsistent.
According to Jon Maroney, a serial entrepreneur and
BuddyUp investor, students used the app at the start
of a term then dropped off until around exam time.
The app needed more value to justify daily use.
It was data that Forrester and his team could have
used to evolve BuddyUp.
“That is one of the things with startups,” Maron-
ey said. “You are deceived by early revenue that you
have product-market-fit. Just because you get three
customers to sign up doesn’t mean you have some-
thing to take it to 30 to 50 to 500.
“In hindsight they should have worried more
about users and less about revenue,” he said. “You
need both, but if you don’t have the one, the other
CATHY CHENEY doesn’t matter.”
At the time that these concerns were being raised,
though, BuddyUp was thriving. Student engage-
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 5 entrepreneur. ment numbers were climbing and the company was
“One of the many reasons I was interested in still signing on customers.
investing with Brian was because he was part of the Further validating Forrester’s decision to hold
ing credit to NedSpace co-founder Mark Grimes for
Oregon-based entrepreneurial efforts,” King said. course was the interest he was getting from poten-
his willingness to support BuddyUp early on.
“I felt supporting Oregon startups would offer us tial acquirers. In early 2016, Forrester flew to Silicon
The company signed its first paying customer,
a greater chance at having possible input into the Valley to talk with one of them. Forrester would end
Oregon State University’s Ecampus, which licensed
products and services they were developing.” up flying to California several times in early to mid-
BuddyUp in 2015.
By 2016, BuddyUp had signed on a dozen pay- 2016 to meet with the company, feeling more confi-
David King, professor emeritus at OSU and head
ing customers, mostly in universities on the West dent with every trip that a deal was going to happen.
of the Ecampus program, said in an email that he
Coast plus one in Sydney, Australia. Deals varied, but “In my head, this is how it works in the movies,”
was impressed by Forrester’s passion for helping
typically, a university department would license the he recalled. You build a product, people use it, you
students and thought BuddyUp was a creative way
technology, paying a fee of up to $50,000. raise some money, you sell the company. “It didn’t
to help students succeed.
The company had 10 employees. It had outgrown occur to me that you would flirt with someone and
He also saw value in investing in an Oregon
NedSpace and then a small space in the Carlyle then not get married.”
MARCH 23, 2018  7
“It was depressing
to look up and see desks that
used to be filled with people
just empty.”
BRIAN FORRESTER,
founder, BuddyUp
Forrester put his fundraising efforts on hold
during negotiations. Why give up equity in the com-
pany, he said, when an acquisition seemed near?
Instead, he secured a smaller bridge investment
from backers to keep BuddyUp growing until the
deal closed.
But that’s not what happened. Despite months of
meetings, the deal didn’t happen.
“Things were going great,” he said. “Until they
weren’t.”
With the acquisition off the table, Forrester
restarted his effort to raise a Series A.
Selling to academia is a long sales cycle and the
company was burning through cash in an effort to
improve the product and make it more attractive to
universities. In fact, deals were taking two to three
times longer than expected to close.
At the same time, Forrester realized he hadn’t
properly budgeted for account management, mean-
ing the costs for maintaining existing customers was
higher than he’d anticipated.
Through this he was trying to parlay the bridge
round he had raised into a full Series A, an effort he
hoped would help BuddyUp cross what in the start-
up world is known as the “Valley of Death.”
“But none of them came through and we didn’t
get bridged to an A,” Forrester said.
In hindsight, Forrester said he should have con-
tinued working to raise a full Series A even while in
the potential acquisition courtship.
“If I could do it again, I probably would have
raised as much money as I could locally and then
relocated to the Bay Area,” he said. “The kind of
company that I wanted to build in the early days
was really a social network, it was really something
that meant to scale quickly, that needed aggressive
funding.”
Funding that was not going to be found in Port-
land. Even so, Forrester said BuddyUp’s fate may
have been the same even if he had moved it to the
Bay Area. It just may have happened sooner.
In search of an exit
By early 2017, it was clear that Forrester needed
to downsize. The previous year the company lost
a major customer and the long sales cycle meant
things were getting bleak.
He had already moved employees from full-time
to part-time status. Now he had to let people go alto-
gether. It was the most difficult undertaking he’d
faced as a CEO. These were employees who believed
in his vision and had worked tirelessly to bring it
to fruition.
He let the staff know what was happening, and
began letting people go in a staggered fashion,
roughly one person a month. He even mapped out
the exit plan for himself and two of the core team
members.
“I was in the mindset for a long while that we
were just getting leaner and meaner and focusing
more, not that we were slowly dying,” he said.
Despite the collapse of the earlier deal, Forrester
knew an acquisition was the only option. He hoped
to keep BuddyUp operational and attractive enough
to merit a small acquisition.
This time, though, the deal dynamic would be
different. Negotiations for that earlier sale had hap-
pened at a time when BuddyUp was growing. Poten-
tial buyers were coming to Forrester. Now, the sit-
uation was reversed. Forrester was the pitch man.
Even so, he headed into the M&A market more
prepared than he’d been previously.
“I had begun to get more comfortable in that
(acquisition) space and knowing the words and the
lingo and being able to articulate why we could add
value as part of (another) company,” Forrester said.
Through late 2016 and into 2017 Forrester trav-
eled to Salt Lake City, Memphis and Austin, meet-
ing with potential buyers. No suiters materialized,
and Forrester had to downsize his staff even further.
BuddyUp’s office in the PSU accelerator, once
buzzing with 10 employees, was now quiet.
“It was depressing to look up and see desks that
used to be filled with people just empty,” he said.
“And then I couldn’t pay for that either.”
Angela Jackson, head of the PSU accelerator
watched the company shrink and had frequent hall-
way chats with Forrester.
“Most things fail, and it’s really, really hard,” Jack-
son said. “You have to be prepared to do something
on very little money for longer than you would like,
often to get to the larger investment round. Or have
the engagements to live off revenue.”
And barring revenue, you rely on the safety net
of friends and family or personal wealth to get by,
she said.
“This is often the dirty little secret, and it’s not
fair,” Jackson said. “Some individuals have the abili-
ty to bootstrap longer to give the business time, and
that isn’t according to ability or strength of idea.”
Throughout this difficult time, Forrester was
transparent with his investors and advisers. He laid
out the challenges he was facing in updates every
six weeks.
“I fully believed if we were smart enough and
worked hard enough we would overcome them,”
he said of the challenges.
Now, he said he realizes that hard work can only
get a company so far. Tight execution around prod-
uct-market fit are crucial. As well as a bit of luck.
ILLUSTRATIONS BY CRAIG SPENCER
Forrester did come close to securing a lifeline,
one thrown by a Portland company interested in
a so-called acquihire, in which Forrester, the only
remaining employee, and BuddyUp would begin
working for the buyer.
That was before that fateful day in May 2017,
when the buyer’s board voted down the deal five
days before it was scheduled to close.
“I was just trying for a soft landing and some sort
of way I could say that I had had an acquisition,” he
said. “Because ‘acquisition’ in the startup world is
the golden word.”
Instead, Forrester’s three-year journey with Bud-
dyUp was over.
While there was relief, there was also reflection.
Forrester, like many entrepreneurs, had knitted his
self worth closely to BuddyUp. The company’s fail-
ure was an emotional blow.
“Brian was open and honest and people will still
think highly of him after this,” said Starve Ups’
Hayden.
Investors know the risks, and in fact, investors
and advisers interviewed for this story all said they
would take a meeting with Forrester to talk about
whatever he does next.
His next chapter, though, doesn’t involve leading
his own startup. At least not yet.
Supporting someone else’s vision
Today, Forrester is senior director of business devel-
opment at Portland health care startup NurseG-
rid, which makes scheduling management tools
for nurses and hospitals and raised $5.7 million in
January.
Forrester’s entrepreneurial background helped
land him the job.
“In my mind, it was critical that I find some-
one who has lived and breathed entrepreneurship
so as to be able to prioritize deals strategically and
in a somewhat fast-moving — somewhat chaotic —
environment,” said Joe Novello, NurseGrid found-
er and CEO. “Brian was quickly able to understand
our go-to-market strategy, our business model, and
our long-term business objectives.”
Forrester said there are similarities between sell-
ing to a university and selling to a hospital. He joined
NurseGrid in August 2017 and was there to watch it
land its latest funding round. He also appreciates the
opportunity to put his experience building a busi-
ness on a narrow demographic — this time nurses
instead of students — to work in a new environment.
“They are doing the thing I attempted to do,” For-
rester said. “It’s fun to be part of that. And certainly
everything I am learning will inform what ever I do
next as an entrepreneur.”
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MALIA SPENCER Covers technology

and startups

I MSPENCER@BIZJOURNALS.COM 503-219-3417 @PDXBIZMALIA

Snapshots of a Portland startup lifecycle

BUDDYUP WAS AMONG FOUR PORTLAND STARTUPS WE PROFILED IN A 2014 COVER STORY.
HERE’S WHAT HAPPENED TO ALL OF THEM.
Conventional startup wisdom says that at least half of startups will fail. That number
can rise as high as 90 percent if your definition of “failure” includes not returning
the multiples expected by investors, according to research by Harvard University
professor Shikhar Ghosh.
The bottom line: entrepreneurship is not for the faint of heart.
I’ve been covering startups and entrepreneurs for more than eight years now and
I am consistently fascinated by the people who dive into this world to start some-
thing new. The specter of failure is never far away in the startup world, so when it
does happen, it’s almost a rite of passage. The lessons learned from failure can be
applied to the next venture leading to better-informed decisions.
Though it’s common, it’s also still painful, and not something entrepreneurs are
eager to discuss openly.
So when I was having coffee last fall with entrepreneur Brian Forrester our con-
versation about what happened at his startup BuddyUp seemed like a natural jump-
ing off point for a bigger story. After all, the lessons learned in failure will be recy-
cled into the ecosystem whenever he embarks on his next entrepreneurial venture.
According to Ghosh, the experience gained in failure can make an entrepreneur
better.
“How many search engines are out there that really matter now?,” Ghosh asked in
a 2011 interview posted on the Harvard site “Working Knowledge.” “Just a handful!
And yet the people who created all the other ones in the 1990s are not living under
a bridge somewhere. Many of them now run the big ones. In Silicon Valley, the fact
that your enterprise has failed can actually be a badge of honor.”
In February 2014, shortly after I first wrote about BuddyUp, it was one of the four (Top row, from left) Society43 founder Jason Bolt, GlobeSherpa co-
startups I featured in a cover story on entrepreneurs who were starting businesses founder Nat Parker, GraphAlchemist co-founder Huston Hedinger.
while still in college. (Bottom row, from left) GraphAlchemist co-founder Grace Andrews
Now, almost exactly four years later, two of those four startups are no longer and BuddyUp founder Brian Forrester, photographed in 2014.
around. The other two were acquired. Conventional wisdom wins again.
Here’s what happened to each of them:
CATHY CHENEY

GLOBESHERPA SOCIETY43 GRAPHALCHEMIST BUDDYUP

The business: A The business: The business:
mobile ticketing A manufacturer Developed an
platform for transit of team-branded academic social
operators. sunglasses networking tool to
Status: Sold Status: The connect students
to a subsidiary company was as a way to foster
of German acquired in 2015 academic success.
automotive giant for an undisclosed Status: Shut down
Daimler in 2015. amount by a in 2017
In 2016, the Seattle investor Founder: Brian
company changed its name to Moovel group led by Danny Niffin. The business: The company built data
visualizations for large enterprises Forrester, who is now senior director of
North America. It now has more than 120 Founder: Jason Bolt sold the company business development for Portland-based
employees and occupies a renovated and government clients as a business
and then used the proceeds to boost his intelligence tool. health care startup NurseGrid.
office building in Old Town Chinatown. The other business, a sunglasses replacement
company works with 16 transit agencies lens business called Revant. The fast- Status: Shut down in 2015
across the country and has more than 3.7 growing company recently leased a Founders: According to his LinkedIn
million users. new 15,000-square-foot space to house profile, co-founder Huston Hedinger, who
Founders: Nat Parker remains CEO of the its headquarters and manufacturing was GraphAlchemist’s CEO, is a guest
new organization. Michael Gray, who was operations. It has 34 employees. teacher at online code school Treehouse.
chief technology officer, retained the role The company’s other co-founder, Grace
for a while but then returned to the East Andrews, is a sales engineer at software
Coast. firm New Relic.

R R THREE THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT...

KOAN 1 2 3
Jive Inc. co-founder Matt Tucker is
back with a new Portland startup PORTLAND HQ: WORKFORCE: THE SPACE:
that he founded with another Tucker and Naylor are The company has six Its office at 317 S.W.
Jive alum, Arend Naylor. The two based in the Bay Area employees. Alder St., downtown,
raised $2 million from investors but the duo opted to is actually the same Portla
in 2016 to build out their idea. headquarter the company space that housed Jive nd-ba
softw s
This week, their startup, Koan in Portland to take early on. Landing back are to ed Koan In
Inc., launched its product to the and help t c. has
advantage of the city’s where he started was track eam l cre
public. The software is designed high-caliber talent pool purely by coincidence,
tea m pro e a ders b ated
gress. etter m
to help teams within companies and more affordable Tucker said. anage
work better. Here are three things nature of the city.
to know about Koan.
Matt Tucker Arend Naylor
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Three names emerge in race to succeed

The unexpected departure of Brand President Trevor Edwards leads to a reshuffling of Nike hierarchy
When Nike Inc. announced last week that Brand President Trevor Edwards, its No. 2 executive and heir apparent ELLIOTT HILL
to CEO Mark Parker, was leaving, it quickly raised questions among analysts about who would be next in line to As part of a reshuffling last
assume the top job. week, Hill was promoted
Edwards’ departure — officially a retirement — is related to an investigation into to a new role as “president
inappropriate workplace conduct at Nike. Though Nike said Edwards wasn’t the of consumer and market-
subject of complaints, the Wall Street Journal cited sources that claim he and a place,” where he will man-
deputy, Jayme Martin, protected male employees who engaged in demeaning age marketing, geographies,
behavior to both female and international employees. Martin also left the com- direct-to-consumer efforts
pany last week. and global sales. He was pre-
In announcing Edwards’ retirement, Nike also said that Parker, 62, would stay viously president of Nike geographies.
on as CEO and chairman of the sportswear giant “beyond 2020.” Industry analyst Matt Powell of NPD Group has
But the question remains. called Hill one of the “obvious candidates” for the
“While we appreciate CEO Parker’s plan to remain CEO beyond 2020, Nike’s CEO role.
CEO succession plan is now very much in question,” Susquehanna International He started his career at Nike in 1988 as a sales
Group analyst Sam Poser said in a note Friday. “We wonder how much of Mr. Park- assistant in the company’s midwest regional sales
er’s decision to remain as chairman, CEO, and president past 2020 was the result of office in Nashville. But he didn’t stay in Middle
(last week’s) announcement.” America long, moving on to spend decades work-
The new leader will likely come from within the company, if only because ing in Nike’s global sales operations, including as
the company’s lone experience with an outsider didn’t go well. William director of European sales, vice president of global
Perez, a 36-year veteran of S.C. Johnson & Son, was hired to replace retail and vice president of North America.
Phil Knight as CEO in November 2004, but lasted only a year Hill became president of geographies in 2013
after failing to assimilate to the company’s culture. — and his role was expanded in 2016 to “presi-
Since then, Nike has been known for grooming leaders dent of geographies and integrated marketplace,”
who have come up through the ranks internally. overseeing both wholesale and direct-to-consum-
Here’s a look at three Nike executives who could be er business, as Nike shifted to its “consumer direct
potential replacements to one-day succeed Parker: offense” strategy.

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Covers footwear & apparel, banking

and general assignment news

Nike CEO
ERIC SPRUNK
The company’s
chief operating
officer was iden-
tified as a mem-
ber of Nike’s ris-
ing class of leaders When decisions that deeply affect
in 2015 when con-
versations began to
your business are made by people
surface about Knight retiring as chair- you know and trust.
man. Along with Hill, Sprunk was iden-
tified by NPD’s Powell as another “obvi-
ous” successor to Parker.
Sprunk joined Nike in 1993 as finance
director for the Americas region. He Wisdom. Vision. Passion. Strength.
went on to serve as vice president of
global footwear and then as vice presi-
dent of product.
Sprunk was promoted to COO in the
leadership shuffle in 2013 following the
retirement of longtime Brand President
Charles Denson. He oversees manufac-
turing, sourcing, IT and procurement.
In a 2017 proxy statement Nike filed
with the SEC, Sprunk was the third-high-
est paid “named executive officer,”
behind Parker and Edwards. His total
compensation package, including base
pay, stock and option awards and per-
formance incentive pay, hit $4,444,101.

MICHAEL SPILLANE
Spillane was also elevated as part of
last week’s reshuffling. Though he will
continue to lead all “categories, design,
product and merchandising,” he now
reports directly to Parker.
Spillane’s Nike career started by hold-
ing the CEO title at two of the company’s
subsidiary brands. He joined Converse
in 2007 as president of North Ameri-
can footwear, and then served as CEO of
the brand from 2009 to 2010. He then
moved to CEO of the Nike-owned British
sportswear and soccer equipment sup-
plier Umbro from 2010 to 2012, oversee-
ing the sale of the brand in 2013.
After that he climbed the leadership
ladder within Nike, first as vice presi-
dent of Greater China, one of Nike’s most
important geographies, and then as vice
president of Global Footwear, the com-
pany’s largest category. In 2016, Nike
promoted him to president of product
and merchandising, one of its top exec-
utive jobs.
Per the company’s 2017 proxy state-
ment, Spillane was the fourth-highest
paid named executive with $3,511,227
in total compensation.
Aaron Hill, a former senior global
director for Nike’s Jordan Brand, said
he thinks Nike put Hill and Spillane in
a position to prove their case as poten-
tial successors. Learn more at watrust.com
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Report: Price transparency necessary, but not a

OSPIRG outlines how Oregon policymakers can make it easier to see prices for medical procedures
In 2015, a colonoscopy at Kaiser Westside
Medical Center cost $1,311, while Legacy
Emanuel Health Center received $3,405
for the same procedure, according to
the Oregon Health Authority’s Office of
Health Analytics.
Two hospitals in the same metropoli-
tan area, one with a median price that’s
more than double the other.
Most consumers are clueless about
such seemingly inexplicable variations,
which is especially problematic at a time
of rising costs and out-of-pocket expens-
es. That’s why Oregon needs to do a bet-
ter job of improving price transparency
in health care, concludes a new report
from the OSPIRG Foundation and Fron-
tier Group.
“Most of us wouldn’t buy a toaster
without knowing what it would cost,
but we’re buying a new knee or another
expensive procedure with no idea,” said
Jesse O’Brien, policy director at the non-
partisan OSPIRG.
The 37-page report outlines the
opportunities and challenges of pulling
back the curtain on medical prices and
contains a host of next steps for Oregon and that’s especially true as their share
to achieve greater transparency. The No. of medical bills keeps growing.”
1 recommendation: That Oregon policy- Transparency also could nudge con-
makers require information already col- sumers to seek care from less expensive
lected in the Oregon All Payer All Claims providers, in turn causing higher-cost
database be made available to consum- providers to lower their fees. When pro-
ers, not just researchers and policymak- viders know prices, they order fewer or
ers, and beefed up with data on quality less expensive imaging tests, and insurers
and median price could also use this information to influ-
by payer, proce- ence how much providers charge, pos-
dure and provider. sibly setting up tiered-pricing plans that
“The OHA could reward members for choosing high-val-
make the database ue providers, according to the report.
work better and But price information alone isn’t
be more compre- enough, and indeed could be counter-
hensive and more productive, researchers found. That’s
usable by the pub- because many patients assume that
Jesse Ellis lic,” O’Brien said. higher-priced care translates to high-
O’Brien In a world er-quality care, even though studies have
where higher and failed to find a consistent link between
higher co-insurance and deductibles are price and quality. Transparency could,
common, rather than flat copays, price theoretically, lead to shadow pricing and
information is all the more important for laddering up when providers see that
consumers to make informed decisions, competitors are charging more. Tiered
O’Brien said. pricing could also punish people in rural
“Consumers just have the right to areas with fewer providers.
know how much they’re going to pay, The OSPIRG report acknowledg-
es there’s a dearth of examples of price
transparency alone clearly prompting
providers to lower prices. One, from
the West Health Policy Center, estimates
that if all parties had better access to data
and acted on that information, national
health care spending could fall by $100
billion over 10 years, which is only one
quarter of one percent of total health
care spending. In Oregon, that would
have reduced health care spending by
$80 million in 2014.
O’Brien said there hasn’t been enough
transparency or studies to really assess
the potential savings.
“It’s not a silver bullet, by any means,”
he said. “There’s a good chance it could
have a bigger impact than what studies
suggest.”
Yet even when consumers are given
the opportunity to see prices, they don’t
always do so.
“Part of the problem is information
isn’t made available to people when and
where it would be most helpful,” O’Brien
said. “Research on interventions shows
that (it’s best to) try to get that into peo-

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silver bullet
ple’s hands when they’re making a deci-
sion. The other thing is a lot of the time,
these price transparency tools aren’t well
made. It’s hard to find them and they’re
clunky to use.”
Oregon has made some strides
already. In 2015, the Legislature passed
a bill mandating annual reporting of
the median amounts paid by commer-
cial insurers for common procedures
performed at Oregon hospitals. A com-
peting bill that went further in requiring
detailed pricing data didn’t gain enough
support.
Oregon hospitals post median prices
on the Oregon Association of Hospitals
and Health Systems’ Oregonhospital-
guide.org website. The state was also sup-
posed to put hospital price information
on its website, but that hasn’t happened
yet. O’Brien said the state should go fur-
ther and establish benchmark prices for
a wide range of procedures to give con-
sumers a reference point from which to
evaluate a price estimate, he said.
“We have to head in this direction
because status quo is getting worse and
worse,” he said.
R R EXECUTIVE SEARCH
NEW LEADER COMING
SOON TO OHSU
Dr. Joe
Robertson, the
president of
Oregon Health
& Science
University since
2006, made
a surprise
announcement
last fall: his
pending retirement. The decision, he
said, came after he was diagnosed
with multiple sclerosis. Robertson,
who earned $1.1 million a year,
agreed to remain on the job until the
end of the school year. It looks like
he’ll be handing over the reins soon.
Here’s the timeline for choosing a
successor, said Wayne Monfries,
chairman of OHSU’s board of
directors:
NOW UNTIL MID-APRIL:
q On-campus interviews
with the seven semi-
finalists
MID-APRIL: Public
r announcement of the
three finalists
MAY: New president
s announced
Reporter
Elizabeth Hayes
covers health care
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UNITY CENTER DINGED
Oregon OSHA proposed a $1,650 fine against the Unity Center for
Behavioral Health in connection with unreported assaults by patients
of employees. The center did not investigate every lost-time injury
that workers suffered, nor did it evaluate all accident and incident
investigations, record all assaults in a log or make recommendations to
prevent similar problems in the future, according to Oregon OSHA.
In the first seven months after Unity Center opened Jan. 31, 2017, more
than 500 assaults and incidents occurred. Dozens of employees suffered
$1,650
Size of the fine that Oregon
lost-time injuries and inspectors uncovered a culture where workers were OSHA proposed for the Unity
reluctant to file reports for fear of looking like “complainers,” according to Center for Behavioral Health
the Oregon OSHA report.
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‘WE’RE GOING TO SEE DEALS START TO DIE’

Construction firms and developers fear rising costs and uncertainty prompted by the Trump
administration’s new tariffs on steel and aluminum could have a chilling effect on new projects
President Trump’s recently announced
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the Portland development firm behind
high-profile projects in the Con-Way
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The tariffs, as initially announced,
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percent on aluminum, though coun-
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co would be exempt.
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ary and nearly 4.5 percent over the past
12 months. More specifically, the price
index rose almost 12 percent for alumi-
num shapes and almost 5 percent for
steel mill products between February
2017 and this year.
“This couldn’t come at a worse time,”
DiChiara said. “Construction costs are
already escalating at unprecedented
levels, and this tariff issue will now just
make things worse.”
“We are very concerned about them,”
risk of steel and aluminum price spikes THE NUMBERS THE QUOTE
R
expected from the tariffs.
“It provides an excuse for a lot of trades
and manufacturers to raise their prices BIG HOUSING BOND INDUSTRIAL
even if there is no direct tariff impact,”
DiChiara said. “Their competition is now
Portland voters passed a $258.4
million affordable housing bond in HEADS SOUTH
2016. Regional government Metro has
more expensive, which allows them to With the Portland
been toying with the idea of seeking
raise their prices.” area’s supply
another bond aimed at increasing
of industrial
Higher costs, combined with the the supply of affordable housing in
land all but
perennial challenge of the construction the region. Based on the results of a
drained, longtime
survey released this week, the support
industry labor shortage — which itself developer Greg
may be there.
drives prices higher — might be enough Specht of Specht

said Dan Drinkward, vice president of
Hoffman Construction, one of the larg-
est construction firms in the region, with
$581.3 million in area billings in 2016.
“Steel and aluminum are two of the
most common materials that we use in
our buildings. It’s already an uncertain
time, and these tariffs are going to add
even more uncertainty. They are going
on their own to sideline some projects.
Rising interest rates, Portland’s inclu-
sionary zoning policy and other regula-
tory matters aren’t exactly rolling out the
red carpet for new projects here, either.
“Virtually everyone agrees that these
(tariffs) will be a net negative for con-
struction demand and a net negative for
our ability to serve the big problems that
$500M
Size of the proposed bond
measure for affordable homes
2/3
Fraction of survey respondents
who said they would support it
Development set his
sights elsewhere,
specifically on 108
acres in Woodburn. It’s been a long
process — close to a decade — but this
week, Specht announced that the firm
bought 60 of those acres for $3.1 million
and has an option to buy the other 48.
Specht’s not planning any speculative
construction, but he’s confident
that companies with manufacturing
and distribution needs will like the

to raise prices and increase uncertainty,
and those two things are going to damp-
en demand.”
DiChiara echoed Drinkward’s senti-
ment on uncertainty and added that the
tariffs have already prompted some in
the trades to start charging more for their
we are trying to address like infrastruc-
ture and affordable housing,” Drink-
ward said. “It goes to all of those import-
ant things that we play a small part in
working on.”
An 18-year veteran of the construc-
tion industry, Drinkward said trade pol-
$50
The amount an average
homeowner would be willing to pay
per year for five years if the proposed
bond is passed
opportunity in Woodburn and build
accordingly.
“We think that Woodburn
is a natural progression for
industrial land in the metro

work. That then drives up costs else-
where in the construction food chain.
He said Cairn is currently bidding on
a new project and several trades have
increased their numbers to address the
Nov. 2018
region. It’s only 22 miles away,
icy has always ebbed and flowed.
and the city has welcomed it
“But a sudden 25 percent tariff on one
When the measure could appear
with open arms.”
of the most common materials we use
is unprecedented in my career,” he said. on the ballot GREG SPECHT, president of Specht
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S P E C I A L R E P O R T

INSIDE THE LIST

R Oregon’s most-
valuable exports and top
export countries 20-21
Exploring Oregon’s
shrinking trade surplus
Could a looming trade war threaten
Oregon’s status as a net exporter?
BRANDON SAWYER, 22
18  PORTLAND BUSINESS JOURNAL

SPECIAL REPORT

OREGON’S SINKING CHIPS

ONE OF STATE’S MOST VALUABLE EXPORTS TOOK A SIZABLE PLUNGE IN 2017
BY ERIK SIEMERS | esiemers@bizjournals.com

T
he value of Oregon-made goods exported to foreign trade partners
increased once again last year, something it’s done consistently over much
of the past two decades.
In fact, the value of Oregon exports has dipped just twice since 2001 —
once during the Great Recession in 2009 and another, more modest, decline in
2015.
Yet despite last year’s gain — export values grew by just under 1 percent
to $21.9 billion — the biggest contributor to those export totals took a sizable
plunge in 2017, according to data from the U.S. Department of Commerce’s
International Trade Administration.
Oregon last year shipped nearly $8.8 billion in computer and electronic
$8B products to foreign trade partners, accounting for 40 percent of the state’s total
export value. But that was more than $1 billion less than it was a year earlier.
Drilling down further, the biggest component from that category is
“semiconductors and other electronic components.” The decline in value of that
product was steeper yet, falling from $7.7 billion in 2016 to $6.3 billion last year.
Wade down a level deeper into the data, and you can see the culprit: China.
At the end of the ‘90s, China hardly registered as a trading partner with
Oregon. But the country’s surge as an economic powerhouse over the last
decade transformed it into the biggest foreign recipient of Oregon goods, at
$7B least based on value.
That was certainly the case for semiconductors.
Oregon shipped nearly $3 billion in semiconductors and electronic
components to China in 2016. But last year, that number fell by 37 percent to
under $2 billion, allowing Malaysia to supplant China as the biggest recipient of
Oregon chips.
Up and down cycles aren’t uncommon in the sector: The year-over-year
value of Oregon’s semiconductors and related exports has declined eight times
$6B since 1999. But none was as steep as the dive it took last year, when the value of
Oregon’s global semiconductor exports fell in value by 11 percent to $6.3 billion.
This appears to have run counter to the national trend: The Semiconductor
Industry Association last month reported that U.S. semiconductor sales
increased 21.6 percent last year to top $400 billion for the first time.
Naturally, to understand the root causes of this decline in export value,
we turned to the likely source: Intel Corp. The chipmaker is not only Oregon’s
largest private employer, it’s also the source of much of its export value.
Intel, though, declined to provide any answers.
The staff at Business Oregon, the state’s business development organization,
also didn’t have many answers, though they offered a few theories. Among
them: that some of the China-bound semiconductor production shifted to
California, where the value of semiconductor exports nearly doubled last year to
$1.17 billion.
An informal survey of other economists yielded no concrete answers, but
a few good questions, including this: Maybe the price of semiconductors is
declining? In fact, it is: The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ export price indexes
show semiconductor prices fell by 3.9 percent between 2013 and 2016.
There are likely other factors at play, not the least of which is the evolution of
China’s own chip-making capabilities, a multi-year effort to end its reliance on
foreign-made chips. Intel itself has invested billions in new Chinese chip plants
in recent years. At the end of 2017, the company said it owned nearly $4.3 billion
in property, plant and equipment assets in China, up from just $537 million two
years earlier.
It’s possible U.S. semiconductor exports to China will shrink even further in
coming years. The Trump administration in particular has been keen to block any
deals that involve China acquiring U.S. semiconductor manufacturing assets.
That’s what happened to Portland-based Lattice Semiconductor, whose deal to
be acquired by a private equity firm tied to China was scuttled earlier this year
by Trump in the name of national security.
So while we don’t have a concrete answer for the decline in chip exports to
China, here’s one thing you can surmise: If this decline continues, there will soon
be a new country at the top of Oregon’s global trading hierarchy.
China last year topped the list of Oregon’s high-value export partners (see
The List, page 21) despite the value of those exports declining 32 percent
from the prior year, the majority of which can be attributed to those
semiconductor exports.
So a year from now, we could be writing about why Canada is now
Oregon’s most valuable export partner.

$5B
$4.75B

VALUE OF OREGON SEMICONDUCTOR/OTHER

ELECTRONIC COMPONENT EXPORTS

b World
b China
$4B

$3.52B

$3B

THE RISE OF CHINA

In 1999, Oregon exported $2.7 billion in semiconductors and
$2B other electronic components, the majority of which went to
South Korea. China barely registered at the time, with exports
valued at just over $3.3 million. Within 10 years, though, China
would eclipse Malaysia as the state’s top chip-trading partner
and by the end of 2016 it looked to be edging toward $3 billion
before falling considerably last year.

$1B $805.9M

$372.2M

1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008
 MARCH 23, 2018  19

HIGH-TECH
BREAKDOWN
$4.1B
Computer and electronic
products is the state’s
most valuable export
Other category, thanks primarily
to semiconductors, which
account for more than 70
percent of the category’s
total export value.

$1.1B
Transportation
$8.8B $1.1B
equipment
$21.9B Computer/electronic
products
Other

$1.9BAgricultural
TOTAL VALUE OF
OREGON EXPORTS
IN 2017
$1.4B
Computer
products equipment

$2.3B $6.3B
Semiconductors/
Chemicals
-18% electronic

$3.8B
Machinery; except
2016-17
components

electrical
$6.58B
$6.37B

$2.89B
-37%
$2.67B 2016-17
A NOTABLE
DECLINE
The sudden decline in
the value of Oregon
chip exports last year is
notable, particularly from
China. Though the drop
in value between 2010
and 2012 is larger, last
year’s 37 percent plunge
represents the largest
single-year drop in China
semiconductor exports in
the past 20 years.

SOURCE: U.S. DEPARTMENT OF

COMMERCE INTERNATIONAL
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 TRADE ADMINISTRATION
20  PORTLAND BUSINESS JOURNAL

Compiled by Brandon Sawyer

503-219-3411, @PDXBIZresearch
bsawyer@bizjournals.com

MOST VALUABLE INTERNATIONAL EXPORTS FROM OREGON

RANKED BY TOTAL VALUE OF INTERNATIONAL EXPORTS FROM OREGON IN 2017

R CLOSER LOOK
Value of Oregon Change in export Share of Oregon Share of Oregon Share of Oregon
Product / prior rank exports, 2017 value from prior year export value, 2017 export value, 2016 export value, 2015
BIGGEST GROWTH
Processors, controllers and electronic $5.15 Here are the exports on The
1 integrated circuits 1 billion
-22.35% 23.48% 30.47% 26.93% List re-ranked by year-over-
year percentage growth in
2017:
Machines for manufacture of semiconductor $2.28
2 devices or electronic integrated circuits 2 billion
66.24% 10.41% 6.31% 5.74%
Machines for
reception,
$988.87
3 Wheat and meslin 4
million
-0.26% 4.51% 4.56% 4.63% conversion and
130%
transmission of
voice, images or
$895.18
4 Digital processing units 5
million
18.8% 4.08% 3.46% 4.86% other data

Potassium chloride 94%

$667.82
5 Potassium chloride 9
million
94.11% 3.05% 1.58% 3.13% Parts and
accessories of
machines for
$513.65 manufacture of 81%
6 Electronic integrated circuits 6
million
17.42% 2.34% 2.01% 2.16%
semiconductor
boules, wafers,
Immunological products in measured doses, $495.73 devices, etc.
7 forms or packings for retail sale 8 million
36.02% 2.26% 1.68% 0.86%
Machines for
manufacture of
$468.22
8 Civilian aircraft, engines and parts 7
million
14.57% 2.14% 1.88% 2.26% semiconductor
66%
devices or
electronic
Parts and accessories of machines for
$459.17 integrated circuits
9 manufacture of semiconductor boules, wafers, million
81.46% 2.09% 1.16% 0.94%
devices, etc. 10 Road tractors for
61.48
semi-trailers
Parts of footwear such as removable insoles. $292.58
10 gaiters, etc. 13 million
42.22% 1.33% 0.95% 0.96%
Corn (maize), other
57.83
than seed corn
$276.24
11 Automatic data processing storage units 12
million
21.3% 1.26% 1.05% 1.32% Parts of footwear
such as removable 42%
insoles, gaiters, etc.
Photographic film without perforations, $235.36
12 exceeding 610mm width and 200m length 11 million
2.34% 1.07% 1.06% 1.38%
Immunological
products in
Passenger vehicles with engines of 1,500cc to $225.12 measured doses, 36%
13 3,000cc capacity, such as motor homes 3 million
-80.66% 1.03% 5.35% 0.86% forms or packings
for retail sale
Machines for reception, conversion and $223.92
14 transmission of voice, images or other data 23 million
129.17% 1.02% 0.45% 0.42% Frozen and
prepared potatoes 26%
such as french fries
Frozen and prepared potatoes such as french $201.3
15 fries 18 million
26.28% 0.92% 0.73% 0.64% Automatic data
processing storage 21%
units
$194.09
16 Non-photosensitive transistors 16
million
11.35% 0.89% 0.8% 0.76%

ABOUT THE LIST

$191.98
17 Forage products such as hay and clover 15
million
8.23% 0.88% 0.82% 0.74% Information was obtained
from the the U.S. Census
Bureau’s Import and
Chemical elements/compounds doped for use $158.39 Export Merchandise
18 in electronics in form of discs, wafers, etc. 19 million
4.3% 0.72% 0.7% 0.77%
trade statistics and could
not be independently
$156.56
verified by the Portland
19 Disodium carbonate 14
million
-21.9% 0.71% 0.92% 0.55% Business Journal. In case
of ties, countries are listed
alphabetically.
20 Parts for aircraft and non-aircraft gas turbines $134.76
-8.1% 0.61% 0.67% 0.62%
20 million NEED A COPY
OF THE LIST?
$121.56 Get the word out with
21 Road tractors for semi-trailers * million
61.48% 0.55% 0.35% 0.71%
reprints, e-prints and
commemorative plaques.
Contact Audrey Smith at
$100.66
22 Coniferous wood in chips or particles for fuel 24
million
7.77% 0.46% 0.43% 0.53% 503-219-3431 or
asmith@bizjournals.com.

Parts of oscilloscopes/instruments measuring $96.85 THE ONLINE LIST

23 electrical quantities and ionizing radiations 21 million
-14.54% 0.44% 0.52% 0.56%
To see this and other lists
online (often including more
Coniferous wood sawn, chipped, sliced or $92.74 listings and information not
24 peeled, exceeding 6mm 22 million
-5.34% 0.42% 0.45% 0.57% shown in print) visit:
www.bizjournals.com/
portland/topic/lists.
$89.54
25 Corn (maize), other than seed corn * million
57.83% 0.41% 0.26% 0.06%

NOTES: NA = not applicable, not available or not approved   \ = Not ranked last year.
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Compiled by Brandon Sawyer

503-219-3411, @PDXBIZresearch
bsawyer@bizjournals.com

COUNTRIES RECEIVING THE MOST OREGON EXPORT VALUE

RANKED BY THE TOTAL VALUE OF PRODUCTS RECEIVED FROM OREGON IN 2017

R CLOSER LOOK
Value of Oregon Oregon share of U.S.

$21.9B
exports to country, Change in export value Share of Oregon export Share of Oregon export Share of Oregon export export value to country,
Country / prior rank 2017 from prior year value, 2017 value, 2016 value, 2015 2017

$3.93
1 China 1
billion
-32.4% 17.9% 26.7% 24% 3% Total value of international
exports from Oregon in 2017

0.8%
$2.33
2 Canada 3
billion
8.1% 10.6% 9.9% 12.8% 0.8%

$2.3
3 Malaysia 2
billion
-1.3% 10.5% 10.7% 12.4% 17.9% Increase from 2016 in
international exports from
Oregon
$2.03
4
$18.3B
South K orea 6
Korea 80.1% 9.2% 5.2% 5.2% 4.2%
billion

$1.83
5 Japan 5
billion
15.3% 8.3% 7.3% 7.1% 2.7% Total value of international
imports to Oregon in 2017

1.4%
$1.6
6 Vietnam 4
billion
-15% 7.3% 8.6% 2.7% 19.6%

$861.68
7 Taiw an 7
aiwan
million
5.7% 3.9% 3.8% 4.2% 3.4% Oregon’s share of total U.S.
international exports in 2017

$497.62
8 Germany 9
million
30.8% 2.3% 1.8% 1.8% 0.9% BIGGEST SHARE OF
U.S. EXPORTS
Here are the countries on
$464.86
9 Singapore 8
million
-18.2% 2.1% 2.6% 2.1% 1.6% The List re-ranked by share
of total U.S. export value
from Oregon:
$450.97
10 United Kingdom 11
million
30.7% 2.1% 1.6% 1.9% 0.8%
Vietnam 19.6%

Malaysia 17.9%
$443.28
11 Philippines 10
million
21.4% 2% 1.7% 1.3% 5.2%
Philippines 5.2%

$437.7 South Korea 4.2%

12 Austr alia 12
Australia
million
34.9% 2% 1.5% 2.2% 1.8%
Indonesia 3.9%

$416.72 Taiwan 3.4%

13 Switzerland 17
million
67.4% 1.9% 1.1% 1% 1.9%
Thailand 3.1%

$377.61 China 3%
14 Me xico 14
Mexico
million
22.3% 1.7% 1.4% 2% 0.2%
Israel 2.9%

$365.69 Japan 2.7%

15 Isr ael 13
Israel
million
14.5% 1.7% 1.5% 1.1% 2.9%

$359.93 ABOUT THE LIST

16 Netherlands 15
million
21.7% 1.6% 1.4% 1.5% 0.9%
Information was obtained
from the International Trade
$339.97 Administration at the U.S.
17 Thailand 19
million
73.3% 1.6% 0.9% 0.9% 3.1% Commerce Department and
could not be independently
verified by the Portland
$291.87
18 Br azil 22
Brazil
million
117.9% 1.3% 0.6% 1.3% 0.8% Business Journal. In case
of ties, countries are listed
alphabetically.
$269.01
19 Indonesia 18
million
33.9% 1.2% 0.9% 0.5% 3.9%
NEED A COPY
OF THE LIST?
Get the word out with
$239.11
20 Hong K ong 16
Kong
million
-11.3% 1.1% 1.2% 2.1% 0.6% reprints, e-prints and
commemorative plaques.
Contact Audrey Smith at
$187.1 503-219-3431 or
21 France 21
million
3.3% 0.9% 0.8% 0.9% 0.6%
asmith@bizjournals.com.

$158.3 THE ONLINE LIST

22 United Ar
Arab
ab E
Emir ates 24
mirates
million
35.6% 0.7% 0.5% 1.3% 0.8% To see this and other lists
online (often including more
listings and information not
$145.55
23 Ireland 200
million
-20.3% 0.7% 0.8% 1.4% 1.4% shown in print) visit:
www.bizjournals.com/
portland/topic/lists.
$108.04
24 India 23
million
-12.2% 0.5% 0.6% 0.5% 0.4%

$106.78
25 Italy 25
million
-5.3% 0.5% 0.5% 0.7% 0.6%

NOTES: NA = not applicable, not available or not approved   \ = Not ranked last year.
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Researcher Brandon Sawyer compiles

The List for the Business Journal.

I BSAWYER@BIZJOURNALS.COM @PDXBIZRESEARCH

GREAT EXPORTATIONS
However, Oregon’s surplus has been countries do shorten the reach of Oregon’s
on the decline since 2014 when the products to the world’s markets, it’s
state racked up a $7.1 billion surplus as it possible Oregon’s prized trade surplus
finally surpassed its pre-recession peak. could shrink or disappear altogether.
While the value of state exports grew Vital to its economy, the state hosts a
With a potential trade war brewing deficit of $796.2 billion last year by 0.8 percent to reach an all-time high last thriving manufacturing sector and while
between the U.S., China and the rest of the importing way more than it exported, the year, it did not grow as fast as the value its export portfolio is extremely diversified,
world as the Trump administration begins Beaver State enjoyed a trade surplus of all U.S. exports, 5.1 percent. Meanwhile, more than half of the value is gleaned from
imposing tariffs on steel, aluminum and $3.6 billion, the difference between its Washington’s export value declined 3.2 some of the lightest-weight goods, namely
other products, Oregon finds itself in a exports of $21.9 billion and imports of percent and California’s increased 6.6 computer and electronic products and
sticky situation. $18.3 billion. Thus, it has little reason to percent. non-electrical machinery.
While the U.S. overall incurred a trade complain about the balance of trade. So if retaliatory tariffs by other

VALUE OF INTERNATIONAL IMPORTS AND EXPORTS TO YEAR-OVER-YEAR CHANGE IN VALUE

AND FROM OREGON BOTH ATTAIN RECORD HIGHS P OF INTERNATIONAL EXPORTS P
25%

$21.9B
$21.8B
b Exports from Oregon b Imports to Oregon
b Oregon b Washington b U.S.
$20.9B

$20.1B

20%
$19.4B

$18.6B
$18.4B
$18.3B

$18.3B
15%
$17.7B

$17.6B
$16.9B

$16.6B
$16.5B

10%
$14.9B

$14.8B
$14.3B

$13.8B
$13.5B

5%
$11.9B

0%

-5%

-10%

-15%

-20%
SOURCE: INTERNATIONAL TRADE ADMINISTRATION AND
CENSUS BUREAU, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
-25%
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Taking its message to millennial moms

BABYWEAR BRAND GOUMIKIDS USES $400K INVESTMENT FOR DIGITAL MEDIA PUSH
BY CLARE DUFFY
cduffy@bizjournals.com

W
hen Lili Yeo started Goumi-
kids in 2011, her motto was
to “make small mighty” —
and that’s not just because the company
makes apparel for the smallest among us.
The Beaverton babywear brand cel-
ebrates the idea that, as a small busi-
ness, it can still do big things, like offer-
ing superior product, creating a working
environment that’s amenable to work-
ing moms and giving a portion of its pro-
ceeds to victims of human trafficking.
“We thought, what if we could cre-
ate a company that would provide bet-
ter, thoughtful, intentional product for
this audience (moms) that really looks
for it?,” said Yeo, Goumi’s CEO. “And
what if that company also allowed us to
be both entrepreneurs and moms well,
and philanthropists because we can’t
just create this company and raise our
babies to inherit a planet that’s worse
than it is right now?”
But just because Goumi is making
the most of its small size, doesn’t mean
it’s not also growing. In fact, after hit-
ting double-digit year-over-year growth
in recent years, Goumi hit $1 million in
sales in 2017. And in December, Goumi
collected a $400,000 investment from
the Inclusive Startup Fund (a follow-on
investment from $50,000 the prior year)
to help drive additional growth.
Goumi’s business has for the past sev-
en years been based largely on selling
directly to other businesses and hospi-
tals, but to drive the next period of the
company’s growth, Goumi is turning its
attention to direct-to-consumer sales
and sharing its story with consumers
through digital marketing.
Big hole in the market
When Yeo became a mom eight years
ago, she quickly found herself disap-
pointed by the options for baby wear.
“If it was functional and it worked,
it was ugly,” she said. “Or if it’s pretty,
it doesn’t work. Or if it’s good for the
environment, it’s neither of the first two
things. I thought, ‘It’s the 21st Century,
how are there not better options for our
babies?’”
Other big companies, she said, were
concerned that the babywear category
was too small to be worth investing in
heavily. So she decided to take up solving
the gap in the market herself.
Goumi makes baby booties, mittens,
pajamas and other apparel and accesso-
ries. The garments are all-organic and
are specially designed to do things like
stimulate babies’ brains with certain pat-
terns and to help them properly regulate
temperature.
It was quickly clear to Yeo just how
badly needed Goumi was: within the
company’s first year, the brand was in
Lili Yeo (right) and her staff at Beaverton-based Goumikids hit the $1 million sales mark last year and hope to reach a new
generation of moms using social media.
R CLOSER LOOK
Company: Goumikids
Makes: Baby mittens, socks and other
apparel
Headquarters: Beaverton
Employees: 6
Investment: $450,000 from the
Inclusive Startup Fund
On the web: goumikids.com
more than 200 baby boutiques. Now sev-
en years later, Goumi sells in 46 coun-
tries at baby boutiques, an Amazon store,
box stores like Nordstrom and through
its website.
The company also sells directly to hos-
pitals, which put Goumi’s baby mittens
on newborns in the neonatal intensive
care unit to ensure babies don’t pull out
their own tubes.
Goumi has 3,200 customers with a
21 percent repurchase rate — something
Yeo attributes to the company’s efforts to
turn purchasers into gifters, which has
aided Goumi’s growth.
“Maybe moms all drink the same
Kool-Aid but we tend to see moms real-
izing how essential our products are to
them in their early days, and so they
share them by word of mouth or as gifts
with other mommies at work or at play-
dates,” Yeo said. “Plus it’s a constantly
renewing market, given that there are 4
million babies born each year in the U.S.
alone, and 16 million in China.”
The market is expected to continue
growing steadily: consumer insights group
Statista estimates the babywear industry
will grow at around 1 percent for at least
the next three years, and increasing num-
bers of those sales will happen online.
But while Goumi was born out of
Yeo’s experience as a mom, she’s real-
ized that she’s no longer selling to moms
just like her, whose kids are now in grade
school. In order to target a new genera-
tion of millennial moms, Goumi is shift-
ing more resources to reaching those
moms where they’re at: online.
Selling to new moms
According to Yeo, new moms these days
aren’t shopping for their babies in bou-
tiques or department stores, and they’re
not relying on institutions like American
Baby or the Today Show to tell them what
the “baby essentials” are. Instead, they’re
shopping online and trusting friends and
bloggers who look like them on social
media for advice on what to buy.
So with the investment from the
Inclusive Fund, Goumi has contracted
with a team of digital strategists, con-
sultants and a digital project manager
to help grow the company’s presence
on social media. It’s an exciting time in
the history of the company, which hasn’t
previously had the bandwidth to invest
in sharing the Goumi story, Yeo said.
“We’re looking to find those points of
connection, and we’re looking at where
we need to pivot,” Yeo said. “For this new
mom, telling her we sell half a million
units in 46 countries doesn’t necessarily
matter as much as selling her on beauty
and selling her on our story. She would
CATHY CHENEY
prefer that the companies she’s buying
from are small and accessible rather than
big and global.”
According to Jaclyn Osterloh, account
director with Portland social media mar-
keting agency Sparkloft, engaging con-
sumers with a company’s backstory is
more important now than ever before.
“The reason that authenticity is the
hot topic in marketing is that there’s
more and more content out there in the
digital world,” Osterloh said. “As con-
sumers are inundated, they want to con-
nect with brands that they feel are tell-
ing a true story and reflect their values.”
Part of Goumi’s digital marketing
strategy is to partner with new moms
who have large social media followings,
and tell the company’s story through
those influencers. Yeo is also unabashed
about asking for commentary and feed-
back from Goumi’s social network online
through polls and calls for fit-testing,
which she says helps build a loyal com-
munity of consumers who believe in the
authenticity of the brand.
But above all else, Yeo remains focused
on creating quality product, and she
plans to roll out some new goods later
this year, including larger sizes and more
colors.
“As parents, we’re a part of this tribe
together,” Yeo said. “And though there
may be generational differences, in the
end we come from this common place of
wanting to have the best products for our
children, and we realize that our buying
choices can’t be independent of our val-
ues to do good for the world.”
26  PORTLAND BUSINESS JOURNAL
The cup that aims to improve women’s lives
VOXAPOD HOPES TO RAISE $250K-PLUS FOR ITS MORE COMFORTABLE MENSTRUAL CUP
M
ost entrepreneurs go into
business wanting to solve a
problem. Amanda Wilson
wanted to solve quite a few: lack of
gender equity, waste from single-
use sanitary products and obstacles
to education for girls in developing
countries.
So Wilson created the Voxapod,
a menstrual cup that is designed to
be better for women’s bodies. And
because menstrual cups are reusable
alternatives to tampons and pads, the
Voxapod is also better for the planet.
Wilson is
dedicating some
of the profits from
the business, a
B-Corporation,
to organizations
that help keep
girls in school
and promote
Amanda government
Wilson policies that
address women’s
inequality issues. Those include the
fact that necessary products for
women like tampons and pads are, in
many states, subject to a “luxury tax,”
while products for men like Viagra and
Rogaine are not.
“There are a lot of companies
addressing the immediate needs — like
homeless women who need pads or
tampons right now,” Wilson said. “But
to find the root of the issue of women
not having access to safe period care,
we have to look at policy because most
policy was written by people who
don’t menstruate.”
Wilson launched a Kickstarter
campaign earlier this month; she hopes
to raise more than $83,000 by April 5
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The Voxapod is a menstrual cup designed to be more comfortable, better for the
body and less wasteful than other feminine care products.
to help cover the first production run.
By 2019, she plans to set up wholesale
accounts with retailers and an Amazon
store for Voxapod.
The product: Voxapod is a modern
menstrual cup with a unique, patent-
pending design that Wilson considers
more comfortable. It’s also toxin-free
and reduces waste. It folds and inserts
like a tampon to collect menstrual fluid,
but works better and is reusable.
How it makes money: Direct sales
through e-commerce, with plans for an
Amazon store and wholesale to retailers
by January 2019.
Size of the market: 1.8 billion people
globally, and 83 million people in the
United States, who spend $995 million
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AMANDA WILSON | VOXAPOD
each year.
Competition: The major competition is
tampon and pad companies like Tampax,
Playtex, Kotex, store brands and O.B.
Other menstrual cups, like DivaCup and
Lena Cup, occupy less than 5 percent of
the market, but are on the rise.
Competitive advantage: Compared to
pads and tampons, the Voxapod has no
drying cotton fibers. That makes it more
comfortable without disrupting natural
pH balance, according to Wilson. It
is also non-toxic and non-bleached,
unlike most tampons and pads, and is
made with 100 percent FDA-approved
medical-grade silicone. The cup collects
more fluid than a tampon, allowing
longer wear (up to 12 hours, compared
to a tampons’ 8 hour maximum).
R R CLOSER LOOK
Company name: Voxapod Inc.
Headquarters: Portland
Year founded: 2015
CEO: Amanda Wilson
Employees: 7
Website: voxapod.com
Because the cup is reusable, it saves
users’ money — women spend upwards
of $6,000 in their lifetime on disposable
menstrual products – and reduces
waste. It’s also one of the shortest cups
on the market with a rounded base
and a flexible stem, so there is never
any poking. The company also “fights
for period care policies that ensures
all women have access to safe period
care, and to keep girls in school in the
developing world after they start their
period,” according to Wilson.
Advisers: Kedma Ough of the Oregon
SBDC, Lynn Le of Society Nine,
Robin Klem of XXcelerate Fund and
Marguerite Svendsen of Propeller.
Capital raised: $38,000, self-funded
Capital sought: Voxapod is currently
running a Kickstarter campaign with a
goal of $83,711. The company hopes to
raise an additional $250,000 after the
campaign ends.
Ideal exit: Five years
— Clare Duffy
The Business Journal doesn’t endorse
companies featured in The Pitch, nor is
this an invitation to invest.
MARCH 23, 2018  27
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NEW HIRE
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LLP
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as a Senior Manager at Aldrich. She
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LEADS
Information to build your business

Multnomah County City of Portland 49, $1,563,540.

RR  Assumed
business Vong Vang, Beauty Field
Farm, 8097 SE 282nd Ave.,
names Gresham 97080.
Clackamas County Jon Betz, Collective Eye
Films, 1315 SE 20th Ave. #3,
Ray Force, Force Portland 97214.
Construction, 1925 Hillcrest James Smith, Diamond Cut
Dr., W. Linn 97068. Painting, 650 NW Irving St.,
R ABOUT THIS SECTION Robert John Cote,
(Unknown), commercial
commercial alteration at
alteration at 4805 NE Glisan
READER’S GUIDE St., Providence Health 678 SW 12th Ave., Morrison
COURT LISTINGS Services, $208,490. Development LLC, $300,000.
The Business Leads is a collection of New civil lawsuits..................... 30 Swinerton Builders Inc.,
(Unknown), multi-family
information gathered from Portland area commercial alteration at 601
Federal tax liens filed................ 29 residence addition at 4403
courthouses, government offices and N. Montana Ave., Zion Kim, SW 2nd Ave., Morrison Street
informational websites. We gather these Federal tax liens released......... 29 $281,665. CF LLC, $1,194,626.

State tax liens filed................... 29 Swinerton Builders Inc.,

Mickayla Kutchick-Spencer,
All Unique Painting &
Remodeling Construction,
26230 SW Canyon Creek Rd.,
Wilsonville 97070.
Gospel Crusade Ministries,
P.O. Box 1357, Boring 97009.
Pacwest Trail Riders, 17333
S. Steiner Rd., Beavercreek
97004.
Susan Schouten, Misty River
Iris, 12320 S. Macksburg Rd.,
Canby 97013.
Judy Ziegelmayer, St.
Vincent de Paul St. Aloysius
Conf., 130 NE Shafford Ave.,
Estacada 97023.
Jessica Deckert, White Owl
Acres, 27760 S. Skinner Rd.,
Estacada 97023.
Miles Lance, Partridge
Court, 29 Partridge Ln., Lake
Oswego 97035.
Clayton Brown, Omega
Trackers, 12311 Blue Ridge
Dr., Oregon City 97045.
Kevin Haevischer, Pacific
Northwest Tackle, 12725
Tidewater St., Oregon City
97045.
David Jones, Jones
Homestead and Operations,
49550 SE Coalman Rd., Sandy
97055.
Joe Russo, Cosmic
Treehouse, 42201 SE Elsner
Rd., Sandy 97055.
Taylor Graham, Graham
Outdoors, 41142 SE Kubitz
Rd., Sandy 97055.
Shannon Hegge, CLH
Bookkeeping, 4400 Cobb Way,
Lake Oswego 97035.
Daniel Liebert, Pleasant Hill
Apartments, P.O. Box 2633,
Clackamas 97015.
Joe Russo, Maritime Cafe,
42201 SE Elsner Rd., Sandy
97055.
Savannah Case, Prosper
Coffee Co., 6330 Shakespeare
St., Lake Oswego 97035.
Christy Valdrow,
Candlewood Service, 1136 NE
13th Cir., Canby 97013.
Cascade Car Wash Services,
26313 S. Hwy. 213, Mulino
97042.
Chad Johnson, ATM
Connections, 7424 SE
Clackamas Rd., Milwaukie
97267.
Kevin Gutfleisch, Custom
Walk-In Solutions, 621 N.
Douglas Ln. #2, Canby 97013.
Teri Jorgensen, Tannler
Management Group, P.O. Box
218, Wilsonville 97070.
Christine Wynne, Life Stories
Well Told, 16869 Lakeridge
Dr., Lake Oswego 97034.
Wendy Kryski, Zen Garden
Massage and Spa, 16088
Boones Ferry Rd. #B, Lake
Oswego 97035.
Shelly Ho, Venus Nails, 2020
8th Ave. #C, W. Linn 97068.
Danny Abrego, Portland
Reign Photography, 30789
SW Boones Ferry Rd.,
Wilsonville 97070.
Nancy Schultz, Nancy Neil
Photography, 15315 SE
Linden Ln., Portland 97267.
Amy Freeman, Intuition
Salon and Spa, 32030 SW
Willamette Way E., Wilsonville
97070.
Tesfaye Gebremariam,
Ethio Medical Transportation,
14560 SE Thornapple Ln.,
Portland 97267.
Columbia County
Curtis Olson, Olson Farms,
61375 Barger Rd., St. Helens
97051.
Kimberly Fisher, Coast
Range Studio, 1171 2nd Ave.,
Vernonia 97064.
David Burkhardt, Liberty
PCO Technology, P.O. Box 402
605, Scappoose 97056.
Emy Roady, Forest Park Adult
Care Home, 124 Forest Park
Dr., St. Helens 97051.
Portland 97209.
Marshall McIntire,
Construction Architectural
Metal Omnicompetent, 2208
SW Indian Mary Ct., Troutdale
97060.
Marshall McIntire,
Construction Architectural
Metal Omnicompitant, 2208
SW Indian Mary Ct., Troutdale
97060.
Edin Bosnjak, Columbia
Construction and Remodeling,
7408 SW 37th Ave., Portland
97219.
Rich Sedei, Concierge
Chiropractic & Rehabilitation,
2805 NE 131st Ave., Portland
97230.
Dylan Crispino-Taylor, DC
Metalwear, 502 SE 69th Ave.,
Portland 97215.
Lenny Van Scyoc, Ogre Eats,
4849 SW 11th St. #210,
Gresham 97080.
Maxwell Noecker, Kontrast,
2049 SW Rose Ln., Portland
97201.
Cynthia Owens, Pacificedge
Network, 3019 SE Woodward,
Portland 97202.
Kristin Koziara, Seasoned
Portland, 3847 SE Ivon St.,
Portland 97202.
Christopher Coyle, Swept,
319 SW Washington St. #520,
Portland 97204.
Mark McDougal, Kafoury &
McDougal, 411 SW 2nd Ave.
#200, Portland 97204.
Y4V, 3513 SE 43rd Ave.,
Portland 97206.
Daniel Nowacki, Yacc.com,
7346 SE Division St., Portland
97206.
David Chastain, Strange
Women Society, 1958 NW
Irving St. #23, Portland
97209.
Backseat LLC, 1706 NW
24th Ave. #10831, Portland
97210.
Humberto Molina, Ole
Frijole, 4215 NE Killingsworth
St., Portland 97211.
Peter Chelico, Toll Man Co.,
8910 NE Vancouver Way,
Portland 97211.
Sophia Treyger, Radical
Pleasurist, 6201 NE 13th Ave.
#A, Portland 97211.
Mark Thompson, Monstark,
4133 NE 6th Ave., Portland
97211.
August & Wonder, 1245 SE
32nd Place, Portland 97214.
Michael Hilbrandt, Monica’s
Monsters, 227 SE 84th Ave.,
Portland 97216.
Spruce Portland, 1220 N.
Simpson, Portland 97217.
Adam Turco, Primetrics,
1015 N. Holman St., Portland
97217.
Taylor Garber, Deux North
Studios, 1450 N. Prescott St.
#329, Portland 97217.
Pizza Jerk, 5028 NE 42nd
Ave., Portland 97218.
Sunnyview Manor
Townhomes, 10626 SW
Barbur Blvd., Portland 97219.
Annette Duplexes, 10626
SW Barbur Blvd., Portland
97219.
Lisa Madison Renner, LAMR
Inc., 4442 SW Taylors Ferry
Rd., Portland 97219.
Lexington at the Park,
10626 SW Barbur Blvd.,
Portland 97219.
Brightwaters at Redhawk,
10626 SW Barbur Blvd.,
Portland 97219.
Peter Luciano, Right On
Bracket, 2218 SW Marigold
St., Portland 97219.
Raylynna Peterson, Mary
Jayne’s, 2725 N. Kerby Ave.,
Portland 97227.
Gravy, 3957 N. Mississippi
Ave., Portland 97227.
Robert Young, Youngs
Gunnery, 1950 NE 137th
Ave., Portland 97230.
Carolyn Baty, Carolyn Baty
Real Estate Broker, 17125
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NW St. Helens Rd., Portland
97231.
Joseph Spanish, Joe Spanish,
237 NE Broadway St. #100,
Portland 97232.
Yuriy Bakhar, Two Brothers,
17217 SE Main St., Portland
97233.
Robert Brockmann, Central
Payment West Coast, 14127
SE Harold St., Portland
97236.
Bernadette Torres,
Heartbern Unlimited, 8910 SE
Tolman St., Portland 97266.
Oliver Daofu, Hournoon,
2763 SE 84th Ave., Portland
97266.
Michael Paul, Treksalot,
6529 SE 92nd Ave., Portland
97266.
David Rosenfeld, David
Rosenfeld Consulting, 5439
SE Raymond St., Portland
97206.
Steven Wilson, Willamette
Heights Real Estate, 3326 NW
Franklin Ct., Portland 97210.
College Place Apartments,
10626 SW Barbur Blvd.,
Portland 97216.
Holladay Apartments,
10626 SW Barbur Blvd.,
Portland 97219.
Tessa Court Apartments,
10626 SW Barbur Blvd.,
Portland 97219.
Kathie Marie Apartments,
10626 SW Barbur Blvd.,
Portland 97219.
Crescent Ridge Apartments,
10626 SW Barbur Blvd.,
Portland 97219.
Premier Apartments, 10626
SW Barbur Blvd., Portland
97219.
Trails End Apartments,
10626 SW Barbur Blvd.,
Portland 97219.
Latitude 44 Apartments,
10626 SW Barbur Blvd.,
Portland 97219.
Brighton Park East
Apartments, 10626 SW
Barbur Blvd., Portland 97219.
Redwood Square
Apartments, 10626 SW
Barbur Blvd., Portland 97219.
Marion Commons
Apartments, 10626 SW
Barbur Blvd., Portland 97219.
Broadway East Apartments,
10626 SW Barbur Blvd.,
Portland 97219.
Waverly Square
Apartments, 10626 SW
Barbur Blvd., Portland 97219.
Fairway Downs Apartments,
10626 SW Barbur Blvd.,
Portland 97219.
Roberts Landing
Apartments, 10626 SW
Barbur Blvd., Portland 97219.
French Chateau
Apartments, 10626 SW
Barbur Blvd., Portland 97219.
Silverton Greens
Apartments, 10626 SW
Barbur Blvd., Portland 97219.
Cherrywood Apartments,
10626 SW Barbur Blvd.,
Portland 97219.
Ridgewood Apartments,
8201 SE Harney St. #1,
Portland 97266.
10th Ave. Apartments,
10626 SW Barbur Blvd.,
Portland 97219.
Sunrise Pointe Apartments,
10626 SW Barbur Blvd.,
Portland 97219.
Thirsty Lion Gastropub &
Grill, 829 SE 9th Ave. #202,
Portland 97214.
Samuel Tyler, My Coffee,
1926 W. Burnside St. #508,
Portland 97209.
Victoria Martin Del Campo,
Angel’s Donuts and Ice Cream,
2805 NE Alberta St., Portland
97211.
Douglas Roberts, Hooligan
Hot Sauce, 701 SE 71st Ave.,
Portland 97215.
Jered Grimes, Tyler’s
Treasures, 5370 SE Powell
Valley Rd., Gresham 97030.
Lacey Glanville, Silk &
Tresses, 7428 SW 34th Ave.,
Portland 97219.
Randy Lee, United Youth
Fundraising, 33305 E.
Histroric Columbia River
Hwy., Corbett 97019.
The Pathfinder Network,
2501 SW 1st Ave. #300,
Portland 97201.
Aaron Cronan, Rad Fox
Management, 1219 SE
Lafayette St. #104, Portland
97202.
AR Holdings, 8109 SE Flavel
St., Portland 97206.
William Tripp, Tripp
Architecture, 222 NW 11th
Ave., Portland 97209.
Jay Groom, Stray Dawg
Video, 1970 NW Florence
Ave., Gresham 97030.
Jaiyauna Yoakum, Mom
Life, 1999 NE Division St. #7,
Gresham 97030.
Sierra La Rue, Sierra Selene
Photography, 22900 NE
Halsey St. #9, Wood Village
97060.
Nina Menconi, Nina Menconi
Photography, 7030 N.
Buchanan Ave., Portland
97203.
Colson Griffith, Colson
Griffith Photography, 1623 SE
41st Ave., Portland 97214.
Inmara Castro Breffe, Moa
Clean, 1700 NE 162nd Ave.
#E1, Portland 97230.
Washington County
Thomas Epler, Carpenter
Creek Ranch, 2476 SW Old
Hwy. 47, Forest Grove 97116.
PROSPECTING ENTRIES
Assumed business names.........28
New businesses........................ 29
New corporations..................... 30
REAL ESTATE LISTINGS
Building permits........................28
Commercial...............................32
Residential.................................32
Ryan Rose, B&R Flooring,
P.O. Box 732, Cornelius
97113.
Wilma Hawkins, Wish Piano
Learning Center, 20820 NW
Wapinitia Place, Portland
97229.
Stephen Sizemore, 99 Home
Improvements, 7105 SW
Locust St., Portland 97223.
Timothy Connall, Esprit
Cosmetic Surgeons, 19801
SW 72nd Ave., Tualatin
97062.
Movement Therapy Clinic,
P.O. Box 25598, Portland
97298.
Celeste Ingalls, Candyarmy.
com, 20935 NW Windstone
Ct., Beaverton 97006.
Alexander Thomson,
Athelite PDX, 7930 SW 184th
Ave., Beaverton 97007.
Jessica Higgins, Apex Ad Pro,
2947 SE 45th Ct., Hillsboro
97123.
Neil Green-Clancey, Run 3F,
7004 SE Ariel St., Hillsboro
97123.
Ashley Hertel, Thread and
Glory, 711 NW Harvest Moon
Dr., Hillsboro 97124.
Dexa PDX, 6975 SW
Sandburg St. #100, Portland
97223.
Goldleafhr, 15526 SW 144th
Terr., Portland 97224.
Certified Mold Water IAQ,
8142 SW Durham Rd., Tigard
97224.
Wendy Mohr, Source Direct
NW LLC, 14785 SW 98th Ave.,
Portland 97224.
Oyster, 585 SW Regency
Place, Portland 97225.
Tamera Clifton, Tamifit,
1584 NW 143rd Ave.,
Portland 97229.
Capitol Press Coffee Co.,
P.O. Box 623, Banks 97106.
Keyvan Sarrami Forooshani,
7 Eleven #35023, 4547
SW Masters Loop #316,
Beaverton 97078.
Bonnie King-Stroberger,
Handcrafted In Oregon,
11742 NW Valley Vista Rd.,
Hillsboro 97124.
Edward Mah, Computer
Solution Tech, 11105 SW
Greenburg Rd., Tigard 97223.
Katherine Bracken, KB
Creative Services, 7025 SW
Canyon Rd., Portland 97225.
W.B. Wells & Associates,
6445 SW Fallbrook Place,
Beaverton 97008.
W.B. Wells & Associates
An Emerio Co., 6445 SW
Fallbrook Place #100,
Beaverton 97008.
Paula Burton, The Burton
International Group, 17888
SW Gillette Ln., Sherwood
97140.
Mohammad Dajani, Jerustar
Distribution, 13610 SW
Uplands Dr., Portland 97223.
Patrick Schwartzkopf,
Logan Distributing, 15905 SW
Roshak Rd., Tigard 97224.
Randal Morrison, Randy
Morrison Music, 1162 SE
Walnut St., Hillsboro 97123.
Circle Creek RV Resort,
18150 SW Boones Ferry Rd.,
Portland 97224.
Aaron Bates, Health Serenity
and Wellness Massage, 4775
SW Pacific Ave., Beaverton
97005.
Brian Reich, College
Nannies Sitters and Tutors
of Beaverton Lake Oswego
and NW Portland, 15245
SW Moraine Ct., Beaverton
97007.
Ember Dahl, Regeneration
Massage and Bodywork,
11660 SW Bel Aire Ln.,
Beaverton 97008.
Elvira Hernandez De Vega,
Elvira’s Cleaning Services,
6225 SW King Blvd. #5,
Beaverton 97008.
Ashkan Kordmahaleh,
Chiva’s Childcare Services, 94
SW 147th Place, Beaverton
97006.
Yamhill County
Teresa Shaw, A One Furnace,
1107 Evergreen Dr., Newberg
97132.
Bryanne De Kar, Evelyn Joy,
21275 Savage Rd., Sheridan
97378.
Jennette Bailey, Slake House
Cider, P.O. Box 491, Carlton
97111.
Robert Harris, R&J Firearms,
11225 SW Youngberg Hill Rd.,
McMinnville 97128.
RR  Building
permits
City of Lake Oswego
Grace Too LLC, commercial
alteration at 17449 Boones
Ferry Rd. #300, (tenant
improvement/medical clinic),
$500,000.
Kruse Way LLC, commercial
alteration at 4004 Kruse Way
Place Fl. 3, (new switches/
outlets/lighting and fire alarm
for tenant improvement),
$300,000.
Mark D. Peterson & L.A.
Argraves, single-family
residence alteration at 555 G
Ave., $250,000.
Oregon Homeworks LLC,
single-family residence at 892
8th St., $357,110, 2,747 sf.
Sherri L. Whiteman,
single-family residence at
5185 Carman Dr., $726,276,
10,224 sf.
(Unknown), single-family
residence at 10968 NE commercial alteration at
Morris St., Dmitriy Popovich, 1120 NW Couch St., Mept
Brewery Block 2 LLC,
$264,421.
$160,000.
5D Contractors LLC,
TL Remodel & Construction
commercial alteration at 319
SW Washington St., Three Inc., single-family residence
addition at 1731 NE 38th
Nineteen Washington LLC,
Ave., $282,000.
$157,185.
TN Nisbet Construction
AF Hoesly Inc., single-family
residence at 6463 SE 134th Inc., commercial building at
Ave., $169,310. 9100 SE Powell Blvd., William
F. Bitar Mgmt Inc., $766,730.
AF Hoesly Inc., single-family
residence at 6455 SE 134th Westgate Homes Inc.,
single-family residence
Ave., $168,399.
AF Hoesly Inc., single-family
at 2944 SE 92nd Ave.,
$194,247.
residence at 6459 SE 134th
Ave., $169,400.
City of Tigard
Andersen Construction
Co., commercial alteration at
H&H Mechanical, single-
1633 SW Park Ave., State of
family residence at 15174
Oregon, $1,150,000.
SW Chandler Ln., Mangold
CD Redding Construction Subdivision, $359,050.
Inc., commercial addition
at 2606 NE Broadway, 2606
Malmedal Enterprises Inc.,
single-family residence at
Broadway LLC, $867,924.
16914 SW Snowdale St., River
Cellar Ridge Custom Homes Terrace East, $443,165.
LLC, single-family residence
at 7687 SW 40th Ct.,
Malmedal Enterprises Inc.,
single-family residence at
$340,318.
16894 SW Snowdale St., River
Cornerstone Construction Terrace East, $351,197.
Services LLC, single-family
Malmedal Enterprises Inc.,
residence alteration at 10423
single-family residence at
SW 11th Dr., Vydra LLC,
16874 SW Snowdale St., River
$257,300.
Terrace East, $441,434.
Country Air Custom Homes,
Malmedal Enterprises Inc.,
single-family residence
single-family residence at
at 4817 NE 109th Ave.,
16834 SW Snowdale St., River
$159,825.
Terrace East, $443,165.
Country Air Custom Homes,
Malmedal Enterprises Inc.,
single-family residence
single-family residence at
at 4805 NE 109th Ave.,
16816 SW Snowdale St., River
$159,825.
Terrace East, $401,696.
Country Air Custom Homes,
Malmedal Enterprises Inc.,
single-family residence
single-family residence at
at 4813 NE 109th Ave.,
16794 SW Snowdale St., River
$164,265.
Terrace East, $443,165.
Country Air Custom Homes,
Malmedal Enterprises Inc.,
single-family residence
single-family residence at
at 4809 NE 109th Ave.,
16744 SW Snowdale St., River
$164,265.
Terrace East, $441,911.
Doug Moore Homes Inc.,
Portland Plumbing Co.,
single-family residence
single-family residence
at 2590 SE 168th Ave.,
at 11014 SW Annand Ct.,
$185,906.
Annand Hill Subdivision,
Dunca Construction LLC, $253,056.
single-family residence at 346
NE 106th Ave., $169,268.
Green Gables Design & Clackamas County
Restoration Inc., single-
AF Hoesly Inc., single-family
family residence alteration at residence at 13046 SE Everett
6805 SE Ash St., $150,000.
Ct., Lot 9 Oatfield Acres,
Holland Construction $386,142.
Inc., multi-family residence
Anghel Ene and Niculina
alteration at 1470 NW Glisan
Ene, single-family residence
St., 14th & Glisan LLC, at 4212 SE View Acres Rd.,
$169,100. $392,197.
In Line Commercial
Derek Thompson
Construction Inc., Construction Inc., single-
commercial alteration at family residence at 8811 SE
10280 NE Cascades Pkwy., 287th Ave., $268,440.
Port of Portland, $229,000.
Emerald Weeks, single-
Johnson Project Solutions
family residence at 14690
Inc., commercial alteration
SE Bella Rd., Lot 15 Addison
at 1849 SW Salmon St.,
Meadows, $355,780.
Multnomah Amateur Athletic
Club, $150,000. Gary E. Backanen, single-
family residence at 22735 SE
Keck General Construction
Firwood Rd., $659,944.
LLC, multi-family residence
alteration at 5819 NE Heritage Homes of Molalla
Glisan St., 5819 Glisan LLC, Oregon Inc., single-family
$800,000. residence at 2140 SE 10th
Place, Lot 89 Timber Park,
Kimco Properties Ltd., $277,726.
single-family residence
Heritage Homes of Molalla
at 8014 N. Seward Ave.,
Oregon Inc., single-family
$173,060.
residence at 2156 SE 10th
Kimco Properties Ltd.,
Place, Lot 88 Timber Park,
single-family residence
$259,990.
at 8016 N. Seward Ave.,
Heritage Homes of Molalla
$174,953.
Oregon Inc., single-family
Lease Crutcher Lewis
residence at 2180 SE 10th
LLC, multi-family residence
Place, Lot 86 Timber Park,
at 514 SE Belmont St.,
$324,856.
Grand Belmont Owner LLC,
IGC Construction LLC,
$13,692,469.
single-family residence
Lennar Northwest Inc.,
at 30800 S. Hwy. 170,
single-family residence
$341,754.
at 8076 SE 160th Ave.,
JB Cereghino Construction
$354,204.
Inc., single-family residence
Luxury Homes Inc., single-
at 13068 SE Everett Ct., Lot
family residence addition
10 Oatfield Acres, $386,142.
at 2822 NW Ariel Terr.,
Nick Netter Construction
$308,580.
Inc., single-family residence
Pevzner Construction LLC,
at 1963 SE 11th Ave.,
single-family residence
$249,554.
at 8564 SW 47th Ave.,
$324,040. Riedman Home
Construction Inc., single-
Reber Investments LLC,
commercial alteration at family residence at 20520 S.
3536 SE 26th Ave., Service Hidden Creek Ln., $330,906.
Employees Intrnl. Union Local Sara Pool, single-family
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residence at 16145 SE Ormae
Rd., $332,892.
Scott Edwards Architecture,
commercial building at 13515
SE Laurie Ave., Garden Grove
(east bldg.), $1,404,352.
Shanon Cherveny, single-
family residence at 16582 S.
Edenwild Ln., $418,640.
Titanium Construction
LLC, single-family residence
at 14150 SE Elderberry Ln.,
$319,470.
WDC Construction LLC,
commercial building at 14920
SE 82nd Dr., Stark Group LLC,
$716,820.
Clark County
AHO Construction I Inc.,
single-family residence
at 10614 NE 95th Ave.,
$224,753.
Albert Lamon III and Eva
Helen Olsen, single-family
residence at 4555 NE 242nd
Ave., $403,290.
BC Hamilton Holdings LLC,
commercial alteration at
7735 NE Hwy. 99, (tenant
improvement), $412,488.
DR Horton, single-family
residence at 13010 NE 118th
St., $244,333.
DR Horton, single-family
residence at 1326 NE 70th
St., $179,954.
DRH Energy Inc., single-
family residence at 13007 NE
118th St., $257,395.
Fifth Plain Creek LLC,
single-family residence
at 7917 NE 181st Ave.,
$294,718.
Holt Opportunity Fund,
single-family residence
at 17100 NE 17th Ave.,
$283,141.
Holt Opportunity Fund,
single-family residence
at 17105 NE 19th Ave.,
$203,247.
Jaime Prado, single-family
residence at 9900 NE 28th
Place, $259,706.
Joseph Bellikka, single-
family residence at 26700 NE
Webster Rd., $356,807.
Kingston Homes LLC, single-
family residence at 5707 NE
133rd St., $342,166.
Kingston Homes LLC, single-
family residence at 14007 NE
52nd Ave., $423,858.
Lennar NW Inc., single-
family residence at 13814 NW
55th Ave., $310,842.
Lennar NW Inc., single-
family residence at 7912 NE
181st Ave., $294,718.
LGI Homes LLC, single-
family residence at 9117 NE
167th Ct., $306,495.
New Tradition Homes Inc.,
single-family residence
at 13203 NE 56th Ave.,
$349,894.
Pacific Lifestyle Homes,
single-family residence at
5108 E. 124th Cir., $350,950.
Paul C. McGowan, single-
family residence at 20801 NE
Allworth Rd., $537,332.
RAFA Investments LLC,
single-family residence
at 2907 NE 170th Ave.,
$253,837.
RAFA Investments LLC,
single-family residence
at 16807 NE 30th St.,
$250,234.
RAFA Investments LLC,
single-family residence
at 16909 NE 30th St.,
$239,563.
RAFA Investments LLC,
single-family residence
at 17012 NE 30th St.,
$237,851.
Richard and Margaret
Williamson, single-family
residence alteration at 9015
NW 12th Ave., $161,023.
Serge, single-family
residence at 12204 NE 185th
Ct., $513,451.
The Cosmopolitan LLC,
single-family residence
at 16911 NE 28th Way,
$336,312.
The Cosmopolitan LLC,
single-family residence
at 17005 NE 28th Way,
$351,558.
Vancouver Cove LLC, single-
family residence at 2115 NW
70th St., $197,086.
Vancouver Cove LLC, single-
family residence at 2117 NE
71st St., $267,462.
Vancouver Cove LLC, single-
family residence at 7005 NW
21st Ave., $244,702.
Western Properties II LLC,
single-family residence
at 3600 NW 119th St.,
$395,430.
Washington County
Arctic Commercial
Refrigeration LLC,
commercial addition at
6000 SW Minter Bridge Rd.,
(mechanical), $540,000.
DR Horton Custom Homes,
single-family residence at
16973 NW Viola St., Bethany
Abbey Meadows, $244,386.
DR Horton Custom Homes,
single-family residence at
7326 NW Oakfern Dr., Abbey
Ridge, $349,496.
Everett Custom Homes,
single-family residence at
4313 NW Woodgate Ave.,
Thompson Woods, $294,194.
Everett Custom Homes,
single-family residence at
4345 NW Woodgate Ave.,
Thompson Woods, $309,060.
Lada Enterprises, multi-
family residence alteration at
7400 SW Barnes Rd., Sunset
Summit Apartments (tenant
improvement bldg. 200),
$420,000.
Sage Built Homes LLC,
single-family residence at
8180 SW Oldham Dr., Oldham
Meadows, $348,541.
Sage Built Homes LLC,
single-family residence at
8217 SW Oldham Dr., Oldham
Meadows, $360,601.
Sage Built Homes LLC,
single-family residence
at 5627 NW Brazeli Terr.,
Lindsey, $393,963.
SK Hoff Construction LLC,
single-family residence at
4265 NW Woodgate Ave.,
Thompson Woods, $350,668.
SK Hoff Construction LLC,
single-family residence at
4279 NW Ashbrook Dr.,
Thompson Woods, $316,005.
Westwood Homes LLC,
single-family residence at
9032 SW Salmon St., West
Haven Park, $233,645.
RR  State tax liens
Clackamas County
Armstrong Buick Inc.,
20000 McLoughlin Blvd.,
Gladstone 97027, $13,553,
(withholding), document
#2018 12061, 02/26/18.
Multnomah County
Wren Creative Management
Co., 1749 NE Halsey St.,
Portland 97232, $21,063,
(trimet payroll/withholding),
document #2018 21249,
02/28/18.
Peerless Management
Solutions, 8718 SE Morrison
St., Portland 97216,
$21,041, (trimet payroll/
withholding), document
#2018 21780, 02/28/18.
Monteaux Ventures Inc.,
4246 SW Shattuck Rd.,
Portland 97221, $51,720,
(corporation/withholding),
document #2018 21783,
02/28/18.
Kaya Inc., 5802 N. Greeley
Ave., Portland 97217,
$16,979, (withholding),
document #2018 21958,
02/28/18.
Bluewater HCDR LLC, 1327
SE Tacoma St. #327, Portland
97202, $54,245, (trimet
payroll), document #2018
23098, 03/02/18.
Freedom Prosthetics
LLC, 6509 SE 137th Ave.,
Portland 97236, $31,045,
(corporation/trimet payroll/
withholding), document
#2018 23529, 03/02/18.
Washington County
Aztek Inc., 1805 NW 173rd
Ave., Beaverton 97006,
$75,564, (trimet payroll/
withholding), document
#2018 13811, 02/27/18.
RR  Federal tax
liens
Multnomah County
Buckeye Retail Group
LLC, 1436 SE Powell Blvd.,
Portland 97202, $53,830,
(940/941), document #2018
21025, 02/26/18.
7 Apps Inc., 2006 SE
Clinton St., Portland 97202,
$18,685, (1120/941),
document #2018 21027,
02/26/18.
Progressive Collective LLC,
9810 E. Burnside St., Portland
97216, $100,682, (1120),
document #2018 21036,
02/26/18.
RR  Releases of
federal tax
liens
Clackamas County
J&M Rockwood Holdings
LLC, 16869 65th Ave., Lake
Oswego 97035, $13,179,
(941), document #2018
12240, 02/27/18.
Cascade Continuous
Gutters LLC, 41880 SE Hwy.
26, Sandy 97055, $19,715,
(941), document #2018
12241, 02/27/18.
Cascade Continuous
Gutters LLC, 41880 SE Hwy.
26, Sandy 97055, $11,101,
(941), document #2018
12242, 02/27/18.
Multnomah County
KCR Manufacturinmg
LLC, 2233 NE 244th Ave.
#E2, Wood Village 97060,
$34,547, (941), document
#2018 21048, 02/26/18.
Washington County
Dale W. Duyck and Duyck
Peachy Pig Farm, 34840
SW Johnson School Rd.,
Cornelius 97113, $11,159,
(6721/945), document
#2018 13567, 02/26/18.
RR  New business
licenses
City of Portland
Belkorp Holdings Inc.,
1508 W. Broadway #900,
Vancouver, BC, Canada, real
estate and rental and leasing.
Ta Mhi Holdings Inc. and
Subsidiaries, 200 Clarendon
St. Fl. 56, Boston, Mass.
02116, management of
companies and enterprises.
Biohabitats Contracting
LLC, 2081 Clipper Park
Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21211,
construction.
Kenneth A. Kisiel, 1605 Belt
St., Baltimore, Md. 21230,
nonclassifiable.
Thomas O. Bailey, 2095
Exeter Rd. #80, Germantown,
Tenn. 38138, other
services (except public
administration).
Performance Driven
Workforce LLC, 22226
Garrison St. #100, Dearborn,
Mich. 48124, administrative
and support and waste
management and remediation
services.
Lazarus House LLC, 2114
Pico Blvd., Santa Monica,
Calif. 90405, real estate and
rental and leasing.
Enilda Perez, 1933 Oregon
St., Bakersfield, Calif. 93305,
other services (except public
administration).
Annie Y. Shin, 18984
Johnson St. SW, Beaverton
97003, other services (except
public administration).
Austin Powell, 17215 SW
Merlo Rd., Beaverton 97003,
other services (except public
administration).
Bishal Adhikari, 15121
SW Millikan Way, Beaverton
97003, other services (except
public administration).
Aaron D. Blumberg, 1830
SW 217th Ave., Beaverton
97003, other services (except
public administration).
Mark P. Salmen, 17391
Jay St. SW #306, Beaverton
97003, other services (except
public administration).
Comfort Medical
Transportation LLC, 19900
SW Imperial St., Aloha 97003,
nonclassifiable.
Melissa E. Obrien, 21825
SW Kristin Ct., Aloha 97003,
other services (except public
administration).
Joel Cruz, 22233 S. Dans
Ave., Beavercreek 97004,
other services (except public
administration).
John E. Osborne, 17775
SW Independence Way SW
Space, Beaverton 97006,
other services (except public
administration).
LEADS
James Fuentes, 18562 NW
Holly St. #306, Hillsboro
97006, other services (except
public administration).
Jeffery A. Walker, 17188
SW Berkeley Ln., Beaverton
97006, other services (except
public administration).
Flat Cab, 180 SW Edgeway
Dr., Hillsboro 97006, other
services (except public
administration).
Marcela N. Araya, 18040
NW Cornell Rd., Beaverton
97006, other services (except
public administration).
Kyohei Yasukawa, 16414
Estuary Dr., Beaverton 97006,
other services (except public
administration).
Adam M. Bednarowski,
15135 Pioneer Rd., Beaverton
97006, other services (except
public administration).
Pam Osborne, 21370 NW
Sydney St. #101, Hillsboro
97006, other services (except
public administration).
Mr. Mohammad H. Al Gafly,
16532 SW Waterleaf St.,
Beaverton 97006, other
services (except public
administration).
Tabatha George, 1598 NW
191st Ave., Hillsboro 97006,
other services (except public
administration).
Ashley M. Leach, 21579
SW Peggy Ct., Aloha 97006,
other services (except public
administration).
Raquel Duarte, 20654
Sedona Ln. NW, Beaverton
97006, other services (except
public administration).
Scott H. Bishel, 16020 NW
Ridgetop Ln., Beaverton
97006, other services (except
public administration).
Bryan N. Ellis, 20687 SW
Rockport Ln., Beaverton
97006, other services (except
public administration).
Polaris Investment Group
LLC, 170 143rd Ave. SW,
Beaverton 97006, real estate
and rental and leasing.
Shamsidin Ali, 20693 NW
Quatama Rd., Beaverton
97006, other services (except
public administration).
Jacob S. Browning, 17760
NW Cornell Rd. #7, Beaverton
97006, other services (except
public administration).
Gail L. Larson, 15305 SW
Diamond St., Beaverton
97007, other services (except
public administration).
Bayann Alkhatib, 17985
Jeremy, Beaverton 97007,
other services (except public
administration).
Sami Hammad, 15572 NW
Stone Ridge Cir., Beaverton
97007, other services (except
public administration).
Om K. Kalia, 16385 SW
Wright St. SW, Beaverton
97007, other services (except
public administration).
Alexander A. Swalwell,
15121 SW Trillium Ln.,
Beaverton 97007, other
services (except public
administration).
Eric Martin, 15141 New
Plymouth, Beaverton 97007,
other services (except public
administration).
David J. Gifford, 152008
SW Teal Blvd. #B, Beaverton
97007, other services (except
public administration).
Ashleigh A. Burgess, 15208
SW Teal Blvd. #B, Beaverton
97007, other services (except
public administration).
Timothy Schmitt, 1802
N. Pine Street Ave., Canby
97013, other services (except
public administration).
Pacific Northwest Locating
LLC, 15635 SE 114th Ave.
#205, Clackamas 97015, site
preparation contractors.
Sean P. Premo, 15141 SE
Myra Ln., Clackamas 97015,
other services (except public
administration).
Antonio Trevino, 20889
NE Kyle Ct., Fairview 97024,
other services (except public
administration).
James E. Broadous II, 21625
NE Willow Glen Rd., Fairview
97024, other services (except
public administration).
Awstin M. Dowl, 20650 NE
Halsey St. SE #D209, Fairview
97024, other services (except
public administration).
Jo A. Erikson, 20687 NE
Crestview Dr., Fairview
97024, other services (except
public administration).
Paul M. Karyakos, 18179
Webster Rd. #304, Gladstone
97027, other services (except
public administration).
Gregory S. McCartney,
16610 Churchill Dr.,
Gladstone 97027, other
services (except public
administration).
Vanessa Humphreys, Thrift
You, 18355 Cornell Place,
Gladstone 97027, other
services (except public
administration).
Justin Hook, PDX Bartender
Lender, 15 NW 13th St.,
Gresham 97030, other
services (except public
administration).
NW Industrial Flooring
Inc., 20300 SE Morrison Terr.
#H1056, Gresham 97030,
construction.
Renew Construction and
Design LLC, 212 NE 2nd
St., Gresham 97030, site
preparation contractors.
Alexandra S. Abodi, 1645
NE 20th St., Gresham 97030,
other services (except public
administration).
Carbon Auto Power,
21225 SE Yamhill St.,
Gresham 97030, automotive
mechanical and electrical
repair and maintenance.
Konstantin Likhovodov,
1818 NW 18th St., Gresham
97030, other services (except
public administration).
Jay Groom, Stray Dawg
Video, 1970 NW Florence
Ave., Gresham 97030, other
services (except public
administration).
E-Trans Co., 21938 SE Oak
St., Gresham 97030, general
freight trucking, long-
distance.
April Kaelin, PDXFIT Training
Studio LLC, 2232 Allan Ave.,
Hubbard 97032, all other
personal services.
Kyle Bauter, 2103
Ridgewood Rd., Lake Oswego
97034, other services (except
public administration).
John R. McQuillan III, 1837
Cedar Ct., Lake Oswego
97034, other services (except
public administration).
Cynthia E. Bennett, 1529
Hemlock St., Lake Oswego
97034, other services (except
public administration).
Jared S. Craig, 15951 Quarry
Rd. #19, Lake Oswego 97035,
other services (except public
administration).
Harry Anastasiou, Synesi
LLC, 17 Partridge Ln., Lake
Oswego 97035, all other
professional, scientific, and
technical services.
Elmer L. Perkins III, 200
Greenridge Dr. #206, Lake
Oswego 97035, other
services (except public
administration).
Chaz T. Adams, 15645
S. Fawnview Way, Molalla
97038, other services (except
public administration).
Geoffrey L. Charapata,
15661 Gilchrist, Mulino
97042, other services (except
public administration).
Jeff & Son’s Concrete,
17760 S. Henrici Rd., Oregon
City 97045, poured concrete
foundation and structure
contractors.
Chris J. Williams, 15917 S.
Beaver Glen Dr., Oregon City
97045, agriculture, forestry,
fishing and hunting.
Duane Dionne, 200
S. Longview Way #83,
Oregon City 97045, other
services (except public
administration).
Felicia A. Moore, 17720
Tupper Rd., Sandy 97055,
other services (except public
administration).
Ronald J. Wray, 2071 29th
St. SW, Troutdale 97060,
other services (except public
administration).
Luis P. Quezada, 18540
Boones Ferry Rd. #E8,
Tualatin 97062, other
services (except public
administration).
Jose A. Tirado, 18540
SW Boones Ferry Rd. #C6,
Tualatin 97062, other
services (except public
administration).
William L. Vi Hogue, 1549
12th St., W. Linn 97068,
other services (except public
administration).
Yuriy Pogorelov, 22204
Skyview Dr., W. Linn 97068,
other services (except public
administration).
Patrick L. James, 19397
View Dr., W. Linn 97068,
other services (except public
administration).
Brookside Dental-Gresham
LLC, 22400 Salamo Rd. #102,
W. Linn 97068, offices of
dentists.
Daniel J. Mares, 20488 SW
Skiver St., Beaverton 97078,
other services (except public
administration).
Dmitriy Khrab, 1924 SW
Lake Place, Gresham 97080,
other services (except public
administration).
Ingenuity LLC, 1937 SW
33rd St., Gresham 97080,
real estate and rental and
leasing.
Kindie Adult Foster Home
Inc., 15396 SE Granite Dr.,
Damascus 97089, home
health care services.
Tyler C. Johnson, 18851 SE
El Camino Terr., Damascus
97089, other services (except
public administration).
Juan J. Delgado, 15758 SE
Hwy. 224 Hwy. SE, Damascus
97089, other services (except
public administration).
Toni L. Slocum, 15915 SE
Obsidian St., Happy Valley
97089, other services (except
public administration).
Dwayne Daan, 19065 SW
Finnigan Hill Rd., Hillsboro
97123, nonclassifiable.
Ariel C. Ramirez, 1750 NE
10th Ave., Hillsboro 97123,
other services (except public
administration).
Parker J. Williams, 1915 NE
54th Way, Hillsboro 97124,
other services (except public
administration).
Roberto Ramirez, 1584 NE
Barberry St., Hillsboro 97124,
other services (except public
administration).
Amie’s Community Care
LLC, 173 NE 28th Ave.,
Hillsboro 97124, child and
youth services.
Adam J. Schork III, 19575
NW Decora Ln. #416,
Hillsboro 97124, other
services (except public
administration).
Marissa Cervantes, 2050 NE
Barberry Dr. #14, Hillsboro
97124, other services (except
public administration).
Mary J. Ceballos, 2165 NE
51st Ave., Hillsboro 97124,
other services (except public
administration).
Justin D. Smathers, 19962
NW Gloucester Way, Hillsboro
97124, other services (except
public administration).
Diana L. Jepsen, 2080
NW Thorncroft Dr. #1112,
Hillsboro 97124, other
services (except public
administration).
Paul B. Searle, 1720 NE
Galloway St., McMinnville
97128, motion picture and
video production.
Brandon J. Ford, 15251
Hidden Hills, McMinnville
97128, other services (except
public administration).
William Conner, 1530
SW Hilary St., McMinnville
97128, other services (except
public administration).
Seth P. Anderson, 2008
Hawthorne Loop, Newberg
97132, offices of real estate
agents and brokers.
Performance Renovations
LLC, 14937 SW Tualatin
Sherwood Rd. #302,
Sherwood 97140, residential
building construction.
Nicholas B. Keever, 16346
SW Willow Dr., Sherwood
97140, other services (except
public administration).
Joseph Rossi, 21754
SW Sherwood Blvd. #28,
Sherwood 97140, other
services (except public
administration).
Amy Williams, 16100
SW Century Dr., Sherwood
97140, other services (except
public administration).
Jefferson Withnell, 21 SW
Hooker St., Portland 97201,
other services (except public
administration).
Grean LLC, 2212 SW
Hoffman Ave., Portland
97201, other services (except
public administration).
Benjamin J. Brown, 2215
SW Broadway Dr., Portland
97201, offices of dentists.
Ballas & Partners
Management Inc., 1800
SW 1st Ave. #1, Portland
97201, real estate property
managers.
Anita Davidson, Plaza Unit
801 LLC, 1500 SW 5th Ave.
#2206, Portland 97201,
management of companies
and enterprises.
Thomas Jensen, Fat Lady
Sings, 200 SW Market St.
#1600, Portland 97201,
nonclassifiable.
Erin N. Bayley, 1816 SE
Marion St., Portland 97202,
other services (except public
administration).
Jocelyn M. Sycip, 1516 SE
Tenino St., Portland 97202,
management consulting
services.
Stephen M. Bigbee, 1836 SE
Nehalem St., Portland 97202,
computer systems design and
related services.
Portland Mongolian Grill
& Hotpot, 210 SW Yamhill
St., Portland 97204,
accommodation and food
services.
Kelsey M. Chance, 1631 SW
Yamhill St. #208, Portland
97205, other services (except
public administration).
Thaice Inc., 2001 NW 19th
Ave. #103B, Portland 97209,
management of companies
and enterprises.
Jonie Walker, Sapphire Moon
Health Insurance, 2026 NW
16th Ave., Portland 97209,
finance and insurance.
Andy McDonald, 1929 NW
Irving St. #105, Portland
97209, other services (except
public administration).
Elope In Portland LLC, 1991
NW Upshur St. #F, Portland
97209, other services (except
public administration).
Sarah Stevenson, 219 NW
2nd Ave., Portland 97209,
real estate and rental and
leasing.
Travis R. Gillmore, 2221
NW Flanders #104, Portland
97210, other services (except
public administration).
Xander Edwards, Bike and
Bokeh Photography LLC, 2241
NW Hoyt St. #217, Portland
97210, arts, entertainment,
and recreation.
Darcy W. Lambert, 1838 NW
28th Ave., Portland 97210, all
other professional, scientific,
and technical services.
Helser’s On Alberta,
1614 NE Rosa Parks Way,
Portland 97211, full-service
restaurants.
Sarah K. Sabby, 1617 NE
Alberta #2, Portland 97211,
other services (except public
administration).
CNJ International LLC, 2010
NE Holman St., Portland
97211, management of
companies and enterprises.
Wonderland Expeditions
LLC, 15 NE Saratoga
St., Portland 97211,
arts, entertainment, and
recreation.
Christopher D. Lee, 2222
NE Gertz Rd. #30, Portland
97211, other services (except
public administration).
Erica L. Simonich, 1728 NE
Highland St., Portland 97211,
nonclassifiable.
Tough Luck, 1771 NE
Dekum, Portland 97211, full-
service restaurants.
Aimee K. Flom, 1925 NE
19th Ave. #3, Portland
97212, specialized design
services.
Deep Blue Associates LLC,
1809 NE Cesar E. Chavez
Blvd., Portland 97212, real
estate and rental and leasing.
Kamelah Adams, Mimi’s
Fresh Tees LLC, 1825 NE 15th
Ave. #4, Portland 97212,
nonclassifiable.
Sarah Schaff, 216 NE
Fremont St., Portland 97212,
other services (except public
administration).
Annette M. Fournier, 1524
NE 45th Ave., Portland
97213, other direct selling
establishments.
Mike J. Sargetakis, 1615
SE Pine St., Portland 97214,
other services (except public
administration).
Mark A. Yost, 2008 SE
Yamhill St., Portland 97214,
other services (except public
administration).
Colson Griffith, Colson
Griffith Photography, 1623
41st Ave. SE, Portland 97214,
other services (except public
administration).
Gleneden Consultants
LLC, 1635 SE 30th Ave.,
Portland 97214, professional,
scientific, and technical
services.
Saamaqs Studio, 2113
SE Ankeny St. #4, Portland
97214, arts, entertainment,
and recreation.
Carolyn M. Chernous, 2228
SE Caruthers St., Portland
97214, other services (except
public administration).
Derrick J. VonBank, 2129
SE 10th Ave. #5, Portland
97214, other services (except
public administration).
Buchholz R. Buchholz
Clarissa, 2132 SE Salmon
St. #7, Portland 97214,
other services (except public
administration).
Adam W. Robinson, 2236 SE
34th Ave., Portland 97214,
other services (except public
administration).
Hannah R. Hodges, 1515
31st Ave. #410, Portland
97214, other services (except
public administration).
Heather Mattioli, 1827 SE
36th Ave., Portland 97214,
other services (except public
administration).
4-4-2 Pub Home of
Futbol, 1739 SE Hawthorne
Blvd., Portland 97214,
accommodation and food
services.
Susan Dininni, 1840 SE 35th
Ave., Portland 97214, real
estate and rental and leasing.
Tylar Scott, 1717 S. 60th
Ave. E., Portland 97215,
other services (except public
administration).
Amy Carlson, Amy Carlson
Consulting, 2006 N. Emerson
St., Portland 97217,
professional, scientific, and
technical services.
Franklin Gilbert, 2104
Alberta St., Portland 97217,
other services (except public
administration).
Jerald McDade, The White
Glove Co., 1503 N. Hayden
Island Dr., Portland 97217,
other services (except public
administration).
Matthew Hill, 1624 SW
Evans St., Portland 97219,
other services (except public
administration).
Right On Bracket, 2218
Marigold St., Portland 97219,
real estate and rental and
leasing.
Samson E. Black, 2244 SW
Vermont St., Portland 97219,
other services (except public
administration).
Caitlin Field, Keystone CPR
and Wellness LLC, 1840 SW
Canby St., Portland 97219,
other services (except public
administration).
Joseph A. Peets, 1844 SW
Evans St., Portland 97219,
other services (except public
administration).
Ralph H. Watson III, 211 NE
87th Ave., Portland 97220,
other services (except public
administration).
Eric A. Ziegler, 211 NE
87th Ave., Portland 97220,
other services (except public
administration).
Therese Tiedemann,
Tidy Solutions, 16147 SW
Palermo Ln., Tigard 97223,
nonclassifiable.
Jennifer K. Wilson, 16485
SW Oneill Ct., Tigard 97223,
other services (except public
administration).
Mohamad J. Shaer, 15934
SW Wintergreen St., Portland
97223, other services (except
public administration).
Gayla R. Gonsells, 17088 SW
Pacific Hwy., Tigard 97224,
other services (except public
administration).
Sado Ukule, Bridgeport
Village ACH, 17835 SW Upper
Boones Ferry Rd., Portland
97224, home health care
services.
Cassandra B. Fisher, 18047
SW Lower Boones Ferry
Rd. #323, Portland 97224,
other services (except public
administration).
Adam I. Martinez, 15055 SW
Royalty Pkwy., Tigard 97224,
other services (except public
administration).
Caballero Dolores,
Hernandez Green Services
LLC, 15915 SW Stratford,
Tigard 97224, other
services (except public
administration).
Meghan G. Churchwell,
15998 SW 81st Place, Tigard
97224, other services (except
public administration).
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Joseph J. Dini Jr., 16708
SW Othello Terr., King City
97224, other services (except
public administration).
Ronald P. Henkelman,
15207 SW Alderbrook
Place, Tigard 97224, other
services (except public
administration).
Ms. Ursula R. Lovely, 16075
SW 92nd Ave., Portland
97224, other services (except
public administration).
Cory A. Cullen, 1730 SW Golf
Creek Dr. #H, Portland 97225,
other services (except public
administration).
Robinann Cogburn, RK
Cogburn PhD, 1675 SW
Marlow Ave. #210C, Portland
97225, nonclassifiable.
Melissa H. Kelley, 2107 N.
Vancouver Ave. #B, Portland
97227, real estate and rental
and leasing.
Ina Inman, 2040 NW Ramsey
Dr., Portland 97229, other
services (except public
administration).
Christopher Favour, 17247
NW Oakley Ct., Portland
97229, other services (except
public administration).
Elizabeth Robinson, Coming
Ohm, 1940 NW Miller Rd.
#F422, Portland 97229,
other services (except public
administration).
Christian G. Warden, 2229
NW Mill Pond Rd., Portland
97229, computer systems
design and related services.
Faris Mubarak, 15176 NW
Fawnlily Dr., Portland 97229,
other services (except public
administration).
Eric Vazquez, 18643 NE
Clackamas St., Portland
97230, other services (except
public administration).
Samantha Knouse, 18918
NE Glisan St., Portland
97230, other services (except
public administration).
David J. Keever, 1806 NE
155th Ave., Portland 97230,
other services (except public
administration).
Claudio Rivas, 15837 NE
Tillamook Ct., Portland
97230, other services (except
public administration).
Mr. Aaron H. Luu, 17317
Clackamas St. NE, Portland
97230, other services (except
public administration).
Robert Young, Gunnery
Youngs, 1950 NE 137th
Ave., Portland 97230, other
services (except public
administration).
Kayla E. Jones, 17376 NE
Couch St. #D113, Portland
97230, other services (except
public administration).
Amber D. Smith, 17376 NE
Couch St. #E118, Portland
97230, other services (except
public administration).
Jenelle Perkins, 16612 NE
Glisan St., Portland 97230,
other services (except public
administration).
David Radu, 17633 NE
Multnomah Dr., Portland
97230, general freight
trucking, long-distance.
Ioan C. Stef, 1700 NE
162nd Ave., Portland 97230,
flooring contractors.
Cheryl Dilnik, 17130 NW St.
Helens Rd., Portland 97231,
other services (except public
administration).
Adam Phetsomphou, 2037
NE Everett St., Portland
97232, other services (except
public administration).
Klein Blue ADU, 2222 NE
Oregon St. #213, Portland
97232, other services (except
public administration).
Lacy Wynegar, 1730 NE
Irving St., Portland 97232,
other services (except public
administration).
Brandon A. Gordon, 1650
NE 32nd Ave. #424, Portland
97232, other services (except
public administration).
Kirsten Jensen, PDX On
the Go, 1650 NE 32nd Ave.
#424, Portland 97232,
other services (except public
administration).
Carrissa P. Tyson, 2130 NE
Clackamas St. #6, Portland
97232, other services (except
public administration).
Sixteenth St. Tattoo, 1605
NE Broadway St., Portland
97232, all other personal
services.
Arale Abdulwahab, 220 SE
188th Ave. #94, Portland
97233, other services (except
public administration).
Abdulla Khudheer, 2205 SE
171st Ave., Portland 97233,
nonclassifiable.
Cody Christian, 17935 SE
Pine St., Portland 97233,
other services (except public
administration).
Samuel Salyuk, 17229 SE
Mill St., Portland 97233,
nonclassifiable.
George Archer, George W.
Archer Jr., 2225 SE 143rd
Ave., Portland 97233, other
services (except public
administration).
Maria Damian, 16505 SE
Market St., Portland 97233,
janitorial services.
Ivan Bulbuk, 1831 SE
169th Ave., Portland
97233, residential building
construction.
Hollyann Cornelius, 16000
SE Alder St. #20, Portland
97233, other services (except
public administration).
Samantha Nordin, Samantha
Nordin Professional Birth
Services LLC, 17432 SE
Washington Ct., Portland
97233, other services (except
public administration).
Jean Lee, 17439 SE Stark
St. #201, Portland 97233,
other services (except public
administration).
Miguel Francisco, 16739
Burnside, Portland 97233,
other services (except public
administration).
Reliance Transportation
Inc., 16016 SE Stephens
St., Portland 97233, other
services (except public
administration).
Christopher D. Mangum,
17439 SE Stark St. SE #112,
Portland 97233, other
services (except public
administration).
Jeffery L. Post, 19937
Washington Ct. SE, Portland
97233, other services (except
public administration).
Mr. Gregory Wynn, 220 SE
165th Ave., Portland 97233,
other services (except public
administration).
Alfredo Z Lawn Care Inc.,
17112 SE Naegeli Dr. SE
#3, Portland 97236, other
services (except public
administration).
West Light Transport LLC,
17136 SE Johnston Dr.,
Portland 97236, general
freight trucking, long-
distance.
Bryan Goold, 17924 SE
Haig Dr., Portland 97236,
other services (except public
administration).
Melissa J. Oberson, 14994
SE Division St., Portland
97236, nonclassifiable.
Beeline Transportation LLC,
15521 SE Bush St., Portland
97236, general freight
trucking, long-distance.
B.M. Alghazzawi, 15032
SE Division St. #B, Portland
97236, general freight
trucking, local.
Beto Keto, 16731 SE Powell
Blvd., Portland 97236,
nonclassifiable.
Ryan Materi, 2024 SW
Carolina St., Portland 97239,
other services (except public
administration).
Jessica Dewberry, 2226
SW Iowa, Portland 97239,
other services (except public
administration).
Charles Phillips, Locum
Tenems Physician, 1700 SW
Martha St., Portland 97239,
offices of physicians.
Turning Leaf Management
Inc., 1701 SE Oak Shore Ln.
SE, Milwaukie 97267, real
estate and rental and leasing.
Richard J. De Vitis, 15307 SE
La Crescenta Way, Milwaukie
97267, other services (except
public administration).
Danielle S. Sjue, 15523
SE Francis Ave., Milwaukie
97267, other services (except
public administration).
Staci Shub, 18045 SE
Portland Ave., Milwaukie
97267, other services (except
public administration).
Peter Y. Punla, 16417 SE
McLaughlin Blvd., Milwaukie
97267, other services (except
public administration).
Courtney Henrich,
Blossoming Spring
Acupuncture, 18484 SE
Abernethy Ln. #6, Milwaukie
97267, health care and social
assistance.
Ginger Sloan, 1996 Roberta
Ave. S., Salem 97302, other
services (except public
administration).
John S. Roberts, 1887
Julie Ann Ct., Keizer 97303,
other services (except public
administration).
Justin Curzi, Microlending
Fund LLC, 19909 Ashwood
Dr., Bend 97702,
management consulting
services.
Alan J. Rantman, 18535 SW
Viking Ct., Beaverton 97997,
other services (except public
administration).
Northwest Partitions
Inc., 20006 144th Ave. NE,
Woodinville, Wash. 98072,
drywall and insulation
contractors.
Kamella Oneil, 2102 SW
5th St., Battle Ground, Wash.
98604, other services (except
public administration).
Maria Turner, 2206 NW 15th
St., Battle Ground, Wash.
98604, other services (except
public administration).
Scott E. Mukensnabl, 20411
NE 159th Ave., Battle Ground,
Wash. 98604, real estate and
rental and leasing.
Zachary J. Fenn, 16105 NE
170th Ave. NE #16105, Brush
Prairie, Wash. 98606, real
estate and rental and leasing.
Shawna B. Barber, 2211
NW 28th Ave., Camas, Wash.
98607, other services (except
public administration).
Richie Dela Fuente, 19606
SE 32nd St., Camas, Wash.
98607, other services (except
public administration).
Richard L. Zoller, 21108 NW
67th Ave., Ridgefield, Wash.
98642, other services (except
public administration).
Bambi Heup, 212 S. 8th Ave.,
Ridgefield, Wash. 98642,
other services (except public
administration).
Kristine M. McGinley,
20601 NW 37th Ct.,
Ridgefield, Wash. 98642,
other services (except public
administration).
Diane Huennekens,
2155 W. Firestone Ln.,
Vancouver, Wash. 98660,
other services (except public
administration).
Kyla M. Glasgow, 1604
Bryant St. #10, Vancouver,
Wash. 98661, other
services (except public
administration).
Deanna J. Hamilton, 2103
95th Ave. NE, Vancouver,
Wash. 98664, other
services (except public
administration).
Jon M. Gruett, 1809 NW
Gregory Dr., Vancouver, Wash.
98665, other services (except
public administration).
Alexandr Vladimirov, 15300
NE 86th St., Vancouver, Wash.
98682, other services (except
public administration).
Seth M. Raye, 15510 NE
82nd Cir. NE, Vancouver,
Wash. 98682, other
services (except public
administration).
Nazariy A. Burchak, 16007
NE 89th St., Vancouver, Wash.
98682, other services (except
public administration).
Brandon C. Felts, 15216
77th St., Vancouver, Wash.
98682, other services (except
public administration).
Melissa Russellpreston,
15 SE Olympia, Vancouver
98683, other services (except
public administration).
Dell E. Morey, 17226 SE
24th Cir., Vancouver, Wash.
98683, other services (except
public administration).
Jaylyn Brannon, 1503 SE
140th Ct., Vancouver, Wash.
98683, other services (except
public administration).
Amy Nagano, 16506 SE 29th
St. #115, Vancouver, Wash.
98683, other services (except
public administration).
Stephen Sanker, 17701
SE Mill Plain Blvd. #103,
Vancouver 98683, other
services (except public
administration).
Heidi J. Hutchinson, 1524
SE 123rd Ave., Vancouver,
Wash. 98683, other
services (except public
administration).
Brian R. Chominamansur,
17002 18th, Vancouver,
Wash. 98683, other
services (except public
administration).
Kyle R. Ingledue, 2201 NE
112th Ave., Vancouver, Wash.
LEADS
98684, other services (except
public administration).
Yan M. Yukhimets, 2201 NE
112th Ave., Vancouver, Wash.
98684, other services (except
public administration).
Andrew J. Helsel, 15510 NE
24th St., Vancouver, Wash.
98684, other services (except
public administration).
Kristopher W. Taylor,
17207 NE 26th Way,
Vancouver, Wash. 98684,
other services (except public
administration).
Heidi Robb, 16401 NE 8th
St. #B, Vancouver, Wash.
98684, other services (except
public administration).
Sarchi Inc., 219 NW 102nd
St., Vancouver, Wash. 98685,
professional, scientific, and
technical services.
BR Restoration, 17802 NE
65th Ct., Vancouver, Wash.
98686, site preparation
contractors.
Janet K. Brockway, 1804 NE
104th St., Vancouver, Wash.
98686, other services (except
public administration).
RR  New civil
lawsuits
Clackamas County
Cholo Circulado vs.
Acropolis McLoughlin
Inc., personal injury, case
#18CV06619, 02/26/18.
Angela Paskar vs. Westward
Bon Inc./Chris Hasselman,
personal injury, case
#18CV06621, 02/26/18.
Roy D. Colbert vs. Adecco
Medical and Staffing
Inc./Communications
Test Design Inc./
Bhanurekha Ravikumar,
race discrimination, case
#18CV06626, 02/26/18.
Chamelon Like Inc. vs.
Soft Icon LLC, account, case
#18CV06634, 02/26/18.
Debra Cameron vs.
The Native American
Rehabilitation Association
of the Northwest Inc./NARA
NW/Marie Ann Ahrendt,
case #18CV06662, 02/26/18.
The Sherwin-Williams Co.
vs. RJP Investments LLC/
Roberto J. Paglinawan/
Bryan C. Paglinawan,
breach of contract, case
#18CV06671, 02/27/18.
Sherlock Ganz vs. B&B
Transportation Services
Inc., breach of contract, case
#18CV06748, 02/27/18.
Scott Friedman vs. Darci
Steranko/Silver Linings
Agency LLC, breach of
contract, case #18CV06764,
02/27/18.
Barbara Fisher vs. Vacasa
LLC, case #18CV06985,
02/28/18.
William R. Hodges vs.
Versatile Construction
NW LLC/Orlando Menjivar
Jr., breach of contract, case
#18CV07072, 02/28/18.
Meadows Road LLC vs. LCS
Foundation Group LLC/
Hugh V. Do/Trinh D. Do,
breach of contract, case
#18CV07172, 02/28/18.
Susan Garren vs. Pinnacle
and Phoenix Commercial
Investments LLC/dba
Kruseway Commons, case
#18CV07196, 02/28/18.
Oregon Mainline Paving
LLC vs. Kelaye Concrete
LLC, breach of contract, case
#18CV07238, 03/01/18.
Weston Investment
Co. LLC vs. Aero Hydro
Systems LLC/Edward C.
Hanly, breach of lease, case
#18CV07248, 03/01/18.
Parker Northwest Paving
Co. dba Canby Sand &
Gravel Co. vs. Northwest
Shingle Recyclers LLC,
breach of contract, case
#18CV07510, 03/02/18.
Clark County
Adam L. Wolfe vs. FCA US
LLC, commercial, case #18 2
00583 7, 03/01/18.
Hamilton-Mylan Funeral
Home Inc. vs. Schiller and
Veroman Inc., commercial,
case #18 2 00629 9,
03/06/18.
Multnomah County
Michael W. Anderson vs.
DPR Construction Inc., case
#18CV06752, 02/27/18.
Anna Barannik vs. Portland
Adventist Medical Center
Inc., case #18CV06754,
02/27/18.
Lief Lynn White vs. John
Hanington/Another World
Audio & Video Systems,
personal injury, case
#18CV06806, 02/27/18.
Parker Concrete Inc. vs.
Passadore Properties
Inc./dba Passadore
Construction, action at law,
case #18CV06810, 02/27/18.
Ismael Navarrete-Zarate vs.
Safeway Inc., personal injury,
case #18CV06836, 02/27/18.
International Ventures Inc.
vs. Kipor Power Equipment
Inc./Charles B. Higgins,
breach of contract, case
#18CV06984, 02/28/18.
Convoy Supply Inc. vs. 5
Star Roofing & Remodeling
Inc./Noe Perez, breach of
contract, case #18CV06998,
02/28/18.
City of Portland vs. Rouge
PDX LLC/fdba Club Rouge:
Zombie Holdings LLC, case
#18CV07159, 02/28/18.
Nilesh Ray vs. Friend’s
Towing Inc./dba 21st
Century Towing, case
#18CV07160, 02/28/18.
Farmer’s Friend Extracts
LLC vs. Greenhaus
Analytical Labs LLC,
breach of contract, case
#18CV07165, 02/28/18.
Birdwell & Janke LLP
vs. Daniel L. Farkas/dba
Epilumina Inc./Acceleritas
Inc., breach of contract, case
#18CV07242, 03/01/18.
Benjamin Feller vs.
Steve’s Aerowash Inc./
dba Comfort Auto & Body
Repair, negligence, case
#18CV07269, 03/01/18.
Jiminez Construction LLC
vs. Citycraft Development
LLC/Dozer Construction
LLC/SFA Commercial LLC,
case #18CV07292, 03/01/18.
Lamariea Taylor/Fardowsa
Kassim vs. SKC Investment
Inc./dba Heat Gentlemen’s
Club, negligence, case
#18CV07324, 03/01/18.
Carol Ferguson/Lynda
Freeman vs. Gladstone Auto
LLC/Carros Inc., tort other,
case #18CV07330, 03/01/18.
Carolyn L. Andre vs.
Armando Gallegos/Tayler
Melger/Entertainment
Properties Inc., negligence,
case #18CV07432, 03/02/18.
Belinda Morgan vs. Essak
Ali Malo/Broadway Cab
LLC, case #18CV07450,
03/02/18.
Martin Mancera vs.
Tualatin Sleep Products
Inc./dba Englander, case
#18CV07481, 03/02/18.
Tim Garrison vs. Dill’s Star
Route Inc./Lapo Inc., wage
claims, case #18CV07494,
03/02/18.
Adeo LLC vs. Blue Heron In
Home Care LLC/Doris Lamb,
breach of contract, case
#18CV07515, 03/02/18.
Scott J. Moore/Amber
D. Moore vs. Northwest
Craftmans LLC/David Shane
Nelson, breach of contract,
case #18CV07520, 03/02/18.
Pertti Laine vs. Home Depot
USA Inc., negligence, case
#18CV07526, 03/02/18.
Leonard Dimock vs. Nike/
Leo Padasdao Jr./Megan
Gress, case #18CV07533,
03/02/18.
Washington County
State Farm Mutual
Automobile Insurance
Co. vs. Jordan Marsh/
Northwest Traffic Control
Inc., property damages, case
#18CV07025, 02/27/18.
Summit Foods Inc. vs.
Lalley Farms Inc., breach of
contract, case #18CV07156,
02/28/18.
RR  New
corporations
Clackamas County
Petr Nakhaychuk Ministries,
P.O. Box 1357, Boring
97009, domestic nonprofit
corporation.
Stein Design LLC, P.O. Box
420, Brightwood 97011,
domestic limited liability
company.
Hoh Warfighter Designs
Inc., 13605 SE 119th Dr.,
Clackamas 97015, domestic
business corporation.
Golden Brick Inc., 13886
SE 128th Ave., Clackamas
97015, domestic business
corporation.
Nails V Angel LLC, 9215 SE
Clackamas Rd., Clackamas
97015, domestic limited
liability company.
Tan&Ha LLC, 15202 SE John
Ashley Dr., Clackamas 97015,
domestic limited liability
company.
Stumptown School of
Music LLC, 18876 S. Pioneer
Crossing Ln., Estacada 97023,
domestic limited liability
company.
DNA Fencing LLC, 545
E. Hereford St., Gladstone
97027, domestic limited
liability company.
Jammin Transport Services
LLC, 1055 Risley Ave. #23,
Gladstone 97027, domestic
limited liability company.
Thornton Consulting LLC,
P.O. Box 977, Lake Oswego
97034, domestic limited
liability company.
Oregon TWE LLC, 333 S.
State St. #V2, Lake Oswego
97034, domestic limited
liability company.
Chambers LLC, 16691 Maple
Cir., Lake Oswego 97034,
domestic limited liability
company.
Breadlovers LLC, 939 F
Ave., Lake Oswego 97034,
domestic limited liability
company.
Serenity Vapors LLC, 385
1st St. #221, Lake Oswego
97034, domestic limited
liability company.
Fanlun LLC, 13515
Streamside Dr., Lake Oswego
97035, domestic limited
liability company.
Oakwell Marketing Inc.,
5250 Royal Oaks Dr., Lake
Oswego 97035, domestic
business corporation.
McKendrick Music
Productions LLC, 4948
Childs Rd., Lake Oswego
97035, domestic limited
liability company.
Altavestor Inc., 3 Monroe
Pkwy. #P346, Lake Oswego
97035, foreign business
corporation.
Twigtone LLC, 252
Cervantes, Lake Oswego
97035, domestic limited
liability company.
Kristina Burley Realtor LLC,
16365 Boones Ferry Rd., Lake
Oswego 97035, domestic
limited liability company.
Suna Tochi LLC, 5332
Tualata Ct., Lake Oswego
97035, domestic limited
liability company.
Lake Aquinas Inc., 20
Aquinas St., Lake Oswego
97035, domestic business
corporation.
PDX Power Punch LLC,
14062 Chelsea Dr., Lake
Oswego 97035, domestic
limited liability company.
Rox Services LLC, 1
Jefferson Pkwy. #23, Lake
Oswego 97035, domestic
limited liability company.
International Leadership
Academy Parent-Teacher
Organization, 14788 Boones
Ferry Rd., Lake Oswego
97035, domestic nonprofit
corporation.
Western Paver Design
LLC, 4800 Meadows Rd.
#300, Lake Oswego 97035,
domestic limited liability
company.
Nichols Real Estate LLC, c/o
Kevin Swan 4949 Meadows
Rd. #260, Lake Oswego
97035, domestic limited
liability company.
Wind Ridge LLC, c/o Andrew
D. Hahs 4949 Meadows Rd.
#260, Lake Oswego 97035,
domestic limited liability
company.
Kingdom Business Disaster
Ministry, P.O. Box 407,
Molalla 97038, domestic
nonprofit corporation.
Conrad’s Legacy LLC, 173
Finneys Ave., Molalla 97038,
domestic limited liability
company.
Squeeky Green Cleaning
LLC, 14023 Traveler Rd.,
Oregon City 97045, domestic
limited liability company.
Moana Pacific LLC, 16285
Barlow Dr., Oregon City
97045, domestic limited
liability company.
TC Investments Inc., P.O.
Box 3076, Oregon City
97045, domestic business
corporation.
A Wooden Nest LLC, P.O. Box
2245, Oregon City 97045,
domestic limited liability
company.
Commercial Building
Service Inc., 14871 S.
Loder Rd., Oregon City
97045, domestic business
corporation.
Pure NRG Inc., 18325 Meinig
Ave., Sandy 97055, domestic
business corporation.
Trent Farrer Construction
LLC, 38837 Jerger St., Sandy
97055, domestic limited
liability company.
Reaction LLC, 49700 SE
Weber Rd., Sandy 97055,
domestic limited liability
company.
Mountain View
Construction LLC, 19257
Oak Ave., Sandy 97055,
domestic limited liability
company.
Pub 26 LLC, 24371 E.
Welches Rd., Welches 97067,
domestic limited liability
company.
Brian Chodowski LLC, P.O.
Box 24, W. Linn 97068,
domestic limited liability
company.
Heron Creek Honey LLC,
4600 Mapleton Dr., W. Linn
97068, domestic limited
liability company.
Defined Custom
Renovations LLC, 19363
Willamette Dr. #157, W. Linn
97068, domestic limited
liability company.
Ingredient Wizards LLC,
19363 Willamette Dr. #324,
W. Linn 97068, domestic
limited liability company.
Big Works Construction
LLC, 2690 Oxford St., W.
Linn 97068, domestic limited
liability company.
Sandalwood Properties
Inc., 4750 Coho Ln., W. Linn
97068, domestic business
corporation.
The Smythe Co., 4891
Willamette Falls Dr. #1,
W. Linn 97068, domestic
business corporation.
Shopping With Gina LLC,
8755 SW Citizens Dr. #204,
Wilsonville 97070, domestic
limited liability company.
Push Consulting Inc.,
29030 SW Town Center
Loop E. #202, Wilsonville
97070, domestic business
corporation.
Dayton Holdings LLC, P.O.
Box 1130, Wilsonville 97070,
domestic limited liability
company.
Oregon Grow Co. LLC,
5050 SW Homesteader Rd.,
Wilsonville 97070, domestic
limited liability company.
Sudal Holdings LLC, P.O.
Box 1130, Wilsonville 97070,
domestic limited liability
company.
Donald Holdings LLC, P.O.
Box 1130, Wilsonville 97070,
domestic limited liability
company.
Clutter Holdings LLC, P.O.
Box 1130, Wilsonville 97070,
domestic limited liability
company.
J. Steffey Construction Inc.,
30410 SW Rebekah St. #30,
Wilsonville 97070, domestic
business corporation.
7 Pines Custom Homes &
Remodeling Inc., 28050
SW 60th Ave., Wilsonville
97070, domestic business
corporation.
Nicholas Keahi Ho LLC,
8560 SW Salish Ln. #500,
Wilsonville 97070, domestic
limited liability company.
Elton M Properties LLC,
12339 SW Waterford Loop,
Wilsonville 97070, domestic
limited liability company.
FKA Holdings Inc., 25599
SW 95th Ave. #B, Wilsonville
97070, domestic business
corporation.
Mattie Plans LLC, 3226 SE
Harvey St., Milwaukie 97222,
domestic limited liability
company.
American Pacific Alarms
LLC, 7917 SE Sunnyside Dr.,
Milwaukie 97222, domestic
limited liability company.
Ontario Acquisition LLC,
13819 SE McLoughlin Blvd.,
Portland 97222, domestic
limited liability company.
Full Circle Community
Healing LLC, 4230 SE King
Rd. #104, Portland 97222,
domestic limited liability
company.
Archer’s Nest LLC, 12721
SE Oatfield Rd., Milwaukie
97222, domestic limited
liability company.
PDX Concrete LLC, 9507 SE
65th Ave., Portland 97222,
domestic limited liability
company.
City Auto Wholesale II LLC,
13305 SE McLoughlin Blvd.,
Milwaukie 97222, domestic
limited liability company.
EJ Construction Co., 4222
SE Adams St., Milwaukie
97222, domestic business
corporation.
Konagen LLC, 8400 SE
Down Way, Portland 97267,
domestic limited liability
company.
Authentic Construction
Co., 15081 SE Mt. Royale Ct.,
Portland 97267, domestic
business corporation.
Visconty Remodeling
and Design LLC, 19310 SE
River Rd., Milwaukie 97267,
domestic limited liability
company.
Grounded Roots Massage
LLC, 16626 SE Round Oaks
Ct., Milwaukie 97267,
domestic limited liability
company.
Creativity Landscaping
and Design LLC, 1827 SE
Parkview Cir., Milwaukie
97267, domestic limited
liability company.
Columbia County
Mebco Organics LLC, 28340
Dike Rd., Rainier 97048,
domestic limited liability
company.
Moberly Family Autos LLC,
P.O. Box 935, Rainier 97048,
domestic limited liability
company.
BC Family Auto LLC, 29287
Washington Way, Rainier
97048, domestic limited
liability company.
Affordable Auto and RV
Repair LLC, 1771 Columbia
Blvd., St. Helens 97051,
domestic limited liability
company.
Hob Nob Brew LLC, 254
Madrona Ct., St. Helens
97051, domestic limited
liability company.
St. Helens Pawn and More
LLC, 1771 Columbia Blvd.,
St. Helens 97051, domestic
limited liability company.
NW Dwarf Car Association,
35469 Spence St., St. Helens
97051, domestic nonprofit
corporation.
Iris Oam LLC, 30 Cowlitz
St. #2, St. Helens 97051,
domestic limited liability
company.
Allfab Engineering LLC,
58658 S. Bachelor Flat Rd.,
Warren 97053, domestic
limited liability company.
Multnomah County
Karen Ellen Properties LLC,
375 NE Juniper Ave., Gresham
97030, domestic limited
liability company.
Urban Missionaries Inc.,
2951 NW Division St. #110,
Gresham 97030, domestic
nonprofit corporation.
Momotors LLC, 3181 NE
23rd St. #G233, Gresham
97030, domestic limited
liability company.
Desiree’s Farm LLC, 205 NE
Robin Way, Gresham 97030,
domestic limited liability
company.
Iphone Irepair LLC, 45 E.
Powell Blvd., Gresham 97030,
domestic limited liability
company.
Ninos De Nicaragua Corp.,
2951 NW Division St. #110,
Gresham 97030, domestic
nonprofit corporation.
Advanced Alterations &
Installations, 2951 NW
Division St. #110, Gresham
97030, domestic limited
liability company.
Troutdale Barber House
LLC, 146 Buxton Ave.,
Troutdale 97060, domestic
limited liability company.
GVI Transport LLC, 1625
SW Wright Place, Troutdale
97060, domestic limited
liability company.
Hood To Coast Cleaning
Business LLC, 2557 SW
Laura Ave., Troutdale 97060,
domestic limited liability
company.
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Stumptown Installers
LLC, 24023 NE Shea Ln.
#213, Wood Village 97060,
domestic limited liability
company.
Rose City Payments LLC,
23200 NE Sandy Blvd.
#42, Wood Village 97060,
domestic limited liability
company.
Boomer Fitness With
Michael G LLC, 1207 SW
25th St., Troutdale 97060,
domestic limited liability
company.
Zackey Zee LLC, 3424 SW
Miller Dr., Gresham 97080,
domestic limited liability
company.
D2 Solutions LLC, 2627
SE Paloma Terr., Gresham
97080, domestic limited
liability company.
Gallerygram.Com LLC,
3889 SE St. Andrews Place,
Gresham 97080, domestic
limited liability company.
Hunter Construction &
Renovation LLC, 4479 SE
Antelope Hills Dr., Gresham
97080, domestic limited
liability company.
Gordon Vavrek Realestate
LLC, 7142 SE 302nd Ave.,
Gresham 97080, domestic
limited liability company.
Faun Lily LLC, 1016 SW Clay
St., Portland 97201, domestic
limited liability company.
True Health Dynamics LLC,
301 SW Lincoln St. #402,
Portland 97201, domestic
limited liability company.
Oregon Certified
Laboratory Association
Inc., 1618 SW 1st Ave. #250,
Portland 97201, domestic
nonprofit corporation.
Green Line Development
LLC, 1819 SW 5th Ave. #135,
Portland 97201, domestic
limited liability company.
Euromed LLC, 3101 SW
1st Ave., Portland 97201,
domestic limited liability
company.
Portlandia Handyman
Services LLC, 4004 SE
Holgate Blvd., Portland
97202, domestic limited
liability company.
Building Joy LLC, 6111 SE
13th Ave., Portland 97202,
domestic limited liability
company.
Spring Valley Solar LLC,
4635 SE 30th Ave., Portland
97202, domestic limited
liability company.
Avelle Interiors LLC, 6425
SE 32nd Ave., Portland
97202, domestic limited
liability company.
Inform Habitats LLC, 196 SE
Spokane St. #408, Portland
97202, foreign limited
liability company.
Madeleine Desjardin LLC,
3847 SE Ivon St., Portland
97202, domestic limited
liability company.
Fresh Take Consulting
LLC, 7017 N. St. Louis Ave.,
Portland 97203, domestic
limited liability company.
Katelynywilliams LLC, 9907
N. Lombard St., Portland
97203, domestic limited
liability company.
Kingston Holdings LLC,
7141 N. Columbia Way,
Portland 97203, domestic
limited liability company.
Oxen Corp., 7718 N.
Berkeley Ave., Portland
97203, domestic business
corporation.
Dexyd LLC, 9949 N.
Willamette Blvd., Portland
97203, domestic limited
liability company.
Indigo Alice Designs LLC,
5426 N. Oberlin St., Portland
97203, domestic limited
liability company.
Law Office of Hershall
Brown LLC, 9420 N.
Portsmouth Ave., Portland
97203, domestic limited
liability company.
Bad Bitch LLC, 8949 N.
McKenna Ave., Portland
97203, domestic limited
liability company.
Draw2Build LLC, 7051 N.
Wellesley Ave., Portland
97203, domestic limited
liability company.
Baila Designs LLC, 6644 N.
Astor St., Portland 97203,
domestic limited liability
company.
Woke Coffee LLC, 8827
N. Wayland Ave., Portland
97203, domestic limited
liability company.
Your Bajan Braider LLC,
7806 N. Portsmouth Ave.,
Portland 97203, domestic
limited liability company.
Daniel J. Floyd DMD MS
LLC, 117 SW Taylor St. #300,
Portland 97204, domestic
limited liability company.
Mission 2Cor51415 LLC, c/o
Paul Raney 520 SW Yamhill
St. #600, Portland 97204,
domestic limited liability
company.
Khan Family Gardens LLC,
620 SW 5th Ave. #1008,
Portland 97204, domestic
limited liability company.
Rumblewood Holdings LLC,
851 SW 6th Ave. #1500,
Portland 97204, domestic
limited liability company.
Guiding You Home LLC,
1600 Pioneer Tower 888 SW
5th Ave., Portland 97204,
domestic limited liability
company.
Lois Castle LLC, 111 SW 5th
Ave. #3800, Portland 97204,
domestic limited liability
company.
Michael Millender, Portland
Banner Bags LLC, Tonkon Torp
LLP 1600 Pioneer Tower 888
SW 5th Ave., Portland 97204,
domestic limited liability
company.
Sofia Angelina LLC, 909 SW
St. Clair Ave. #3W, Portland
97205, domestic limited
liability company.
Med-X Staffing Services
LLC, 931 SW King Ave.,
Portland 97205, domestic
limited liability company.
Rementeria Vineyard LLC,
c/o Jeffrey P. Kapp 805 SW
Broadway #1900, Portland
97205, domestic limited
liability company.
Immigration Law Office of
Eileen Sterlock LLC, 620
SW Main St. #703, Portland
97205, domestic limited
liability company.
Salmon Transportation
Group Corp., Stoel Rives
LLP 760 SW 9th Ave. #3000,
Portland 97205, domestic
business corporation.
Curious Gardeners
Preschool LLC, 7877 SE
65th Ave., Portland 97206,
domestic limited liability
company.
Poole Design and
Consulting LLC, 5617 SE
Knapp St., Portland 97206,
domestic limited liability
company.
Evergreen Craftsmen LLC,
6035 SE Center St., Portland
97206, domestic limited
liability company.
Mark’s General Contracting
LLC, 6622 SE 63rd Ave.,
Portland 97206, domestic
limited liability company.
Vision Auto Repair LLC,
5960 SE Division St., Portland
97208, domestic limited
liability company.
Happy Minion I LLC, 412
NW Couch St. #201, Portland
97209, domestic limited
liability company.
C&J Investment Properties
LLC, 600 NW Naito Pkwy. #G,
Portland 97209, domestic
limited liability company.
Staffing Nerd LLC, 783 NW
Naito Pkwy. #402, Portland
97209, domestic limited
liability company.
Kill Your Darlings LLC, 422
NW 13th Ave. #165, Portland
97209, domestic limited
liability company.
Cantwell LLC, 408 NW 12th
Ave. #211, Portland 97209,
domestic limited liability
company.
Tacos Norte LLC, 600 NW
Naito Pkwy. #G, Portland
97209, domestic limited
liability company.
Wang Investments LLC, 600
NW Naito Pkwy. #G, Portland
97209, domestic limited
liability company.
Roy Steele Studio LLC, 1926
W. Burnside #1115, Portland
97209, domestic limited
liability company.
Ballenco LLC, 1355 NW
Everett #100, Portland
97209, domestic limited
liability company.
Breksta LLC, 2541 NW
Overton St., Portland 97210,
domestic limited liability
company.
Casual Communities LLC,
621 NW 22nd Ave., Portland
97210, domestic limited
liability company.
Good Harbor Bay Inc., 2107
NW 22nd Ave., Portland
97210, domestic business
corporation.
Electrical Pacific Agencies
Inc., 2720 NW 35th Ave.,
Portland 97210, domestic
business corporation.
Family Legacy Corp., 314
NE Morgan St., Portland
97211, domestic business
corporation.
Audrey Ducas LLC, 323 NE
Wygant St. #205, Portland
97211, domestic limited
liability company.
PCRI Target Homes #2
LLC, 6329 NE MLK Jr. Blvd.,
Portland 97211, domestic
limited liability company.
PCRI Target Homes #3
LLC, 6329 NE MLK Jr. Blvd.,
Portland 97211, domestic
limited liability company.
Village Nutrition Co. LLC,
2409 NE Holman St., Portland
97211, domestic limited
liability company.
Donin Consulting LLC, 6974
NE Bellevue Ave., Portland
97211, domestic limited
liability company.
Beach and Bay Co. LLC,
5011 NE Garfield Ave.,
Portland 97211, domestic
limited liability company.
A Thousand Tabs LLC,
4235 NE 15th Ave., Portland
97211, domestic limited
liability company.
SOL Creations LLC, 4946 NE
Rodney Ave., Portland 97211,
domestic limited liability
company.
Salire Corp., 5274 NE
18th Ave., Portland
97211, domestic business
corporation.
Northeast Portland
Athletics LLC, P.O. Box
11463, Portland 97211,
domestic limited liability
company.
Mars Cargo Inc., 3934 NE
MLK Jr. Blvd. #202, Portland
97212, domestic business
corporation.
Matthew Hilber LLC, 2233
NE 20th Ave., Portland
97212, domestic limited
liability company.
Trans Is Sexy LLC, 3519 NE
15th Ave. #304, Portland
97212, domestic limited
liability company.
Ollio LLC, 2427 NE 24th
Ave., Portland 97212,
domestic limited liability
company.
Ankh Inkh LLC, 3946 NE
12th Ave., Portland 97212,
domestic limited liability
company.
Deep Blue Associates LLC,
1809 NE Cesar E. Chavez
Blvd., Portland 97212,
domestic limited liability
company.
Home Sleuth LLC, 2621 NE
21st Ave., Portland 97212,
domestic limited liability
company.
Coe Consultants LLC, 3003
NE 13th Ave., Portland
97212, domestic limited
liability company.
Arenji Inc., 3606 NE
43rd Ave., Portland
97213, domestic business
corporation.
Rob Shop LLC, 805 NE
70th Ave., Portland 97213,
domestic limited liability
company.
PNW Patton Investments
LLC, 2335 NE 55th Ave.,
Portland 97213, domestic
limited liability company.
Flock Event Design LLC,
1816 SE Taylor St., Portland
97214, domestic limited
liability company.
Dagno Holding LLC, 700 SE
Hawthorne Blvd. #C, Portland
97214, domestic limited
liability company.
Octic Capital Partners LLC,
1430 SE Water Ave. #201,
Portland 97214, foreign
limited liability company.
Orba Holding LLC, 700 SE
Hawthorne Blvd. #C, Portland
97214, domestic limited
liability company.
Apollo Holdings LLC, 1430
SE Water Ave. #204, Portland
97214, domestic limited
liability company.
Studio Peixoto LLC, 221
SE 11th Ave. #221, Portland
97214, domestic limited
liability company.
Surely Electric LLC, 215
SE 9th Ave. #307, Portland
97214, domestic limited
liability company.
Collective Eye Inc., 1315
LEADS
SE 20th Ave. #3, Portland
97214, foreign nonprofit
corporation.
HAPW LLC, 685 SE Belmont
St. #518, Portland 97214,
domestic limited liability
company.
Jed Grodin LLC, 4110 SE
Hawthorne Blvd. #201,
Portland 97214, domestic
limited liability company.
Manaworks LLC, 833 SE
Main St. #134, Portland
97214, domestic limited
liability company.
OR Street LLC, 1706 SE
55th Ave., Portland 97215,
domestic limited liability
company.
Unicorn Hour Creative LLC,
2361 SE 54th Ave., Portland
97215, domestic limited
liability company.
Byrdcage Studio and Brew
LLC, 1536 SE 88th Ave.,
Portland 97216, domestic
limited liability company.
General Delivery Logistics
LLC, 10220 SE Mill Ct.,
Portland 97216, domestic
limited liability company.
Ventura Park Parent
Teacher Organization,
11929 SE Oak St., Portland
97216, domestic nonprofit
corporation.
NG Services LLC, 10586
SE Cherry Blossom Dr. #49,
Portland 97216, domestic
limited liability company.
Winding Road Church of
God, 221 SE 109th Ave.,
Portland 97216, domestic
nonprofit corporation.
Kabinett PDX LLC, 7138 N.
Curtis Ave., Portland 97217,
domestic limited liability
company.
Canopy Control LLC, 7412
N. Oatman Ave., Portland
97217, domestic limited
liability company.
Rockshields LLC, 8805 N.
Delaware Ave., Portland
97217, domestic limited
liability company.
JSN Development LLC, 7142
N. Montana Ave., Portland
97217, domestic limited
liability company.
North Anesthesia LLC, 4530
N. Gantenbein Ave., Portland
97217, domestic limited
liability company.
Hamilton LLC, 1450 N.
Prescott St. #414, Portland
97217, domestic limited
liability company.
Homecraft NW LLC, 6824 NE
Emerson St., Portland 97218,
domestic limited liability
company.
Camp Dog PDX Inc., 6732
NE Roselawn St., Portland
97218, domestic business
corporation.
Urban Eden Co. LLC, 5536
NE Alberta St., Portland
97218, domestic limited
liability company.
Little Commissary LLC,
4800 NE Simpson St.,
Portland 97218, domestic
limited liability company.
Holmberg-Baugher LLC,
5052 SW Nevada Ct., Portland
97219, domestic limited
liability company.
Kerstin Holster LLC, 9317
SW View Point Terr. #B,
Portland 97219, domestic
limited liability company.
US Best Companies LLC,
10901 SW Boones Ferry Rd.,
Portland 97219, domestic
limited liability company.
Keystone CPR and Wellness
LLC, 1840 SW Canby St.,
Portland 97219, domestic
limited liability company.
Riverview Properties Inc.,
11550 SW Riverwood Rd.,
Portland 97219, foreign
business corporation.
The Complete Coconut
LLC, 1911 SW Military Rd.,
Portland 97219, domestic
limited liability company.
Empirical Vision LLC, 9104
SW Excalibur Place, Portland
97219, domestic limited
liability company.
AAA Medical Transportation
LLC, 4545 SW Galeburn St.
#6, Portland 97219, domestic
limited liability company.
Jlylez LLC, 9220 SW Barbur
Blvd. #119/59, Portland
97219, domestic limited
liability company.
D’Annunzio Photography
Inc., 9921 NE Skidmore St.,
Portland 97220, domestic
business corporation.
Hector L Investments LLC,
8711 NE Wygant St., Portland
97220, domestic limited
liability company.
McTear’s Tile and Remodel
LLC, 8731 NE Hassalo St.,
Portland 97220, domestic
limited liability company.
Asunti African Ministries
(AAM), 711 NE 90th Ave.
#E1, Portland 97220,
domestic nonprofit
corporation.
Imperial Shipping Inc.,
931 NE 118th Ave., Portland
97220, domestic business
corporation.
Rose City Express Inc.,
1607 NE 120th Ave., Portland
97220, domestic business
corporation.
Next Generation Real
Estate LLC, 11124 NE Halsey
St. #690, Portland 97220,
domestic limited liability
company.
Haas Auto LLC, 9821 NE
Glisan St., Portland 97220,
domestic limited liability
company.
High Desert Escape LLC,
3037 SW Scholls Ferry Rd.,
Portland 97221, domestic
limited liability company.
Pizza Jerk Southeast LLC,
4012 SW Idaho Terr., Portland
97221, domestic limited
liability company.
Checker Transport LLC,
221 N. Fremont St., Portland
97227, domestic limited
liability company.
Slow Walk LLC, P.O. Box
5933, Portland 97228,
domestic limited liability
company.
Mary & Josef AFCH Inc.,
12402 NE Hassalo St.,
Portland 97230, domestic
business corporation.
Metro Saw Cutting LLC,
310 NE 202nd Ave., Portland
97230, domestic limited
liability company.
Imperial Expedite LLC,
1122 NE 122nd Ave. #A205,
Portland 97230, domestic
limited liability company.
Warner Allen, Golden
Ring Condominiums Unit
Owners Association Inc., 850
NE 122nd Ave., Portland
97230, domestic nonprofit
corporation.
Nagle Consulting LLC,
12517 NE Morris St., Portland
97230, domestic limited
liability company.
Lexie Frenz Fitness LLC,
13330 NE Sacramento St.,
Portland 97230, domestic
limited liability company.
Sedei & Vanidestine
Industries LLC, 2805 NE
131st Ave., Portland 97230,
domestic limited liability
company.
Time Bandit Trucking LLC,
14611 NW Germantown Rd.,
Portland 97231, domestic
limited liability company.
Watts Ecological Consulting
LLC, 38151 NW Reeder Rd.,
Portland 97231, domestic
limited liability company.
Joe Spanish Inc., 237 NE
Broadway St. #100, Portland
97232, domestic business
corporation.
Rarebird Real Estate
Referrals LLC, 800 NE
Broadway St., Portland
97232, domestic limited
liability company.
Resilience Consulting LLC,
3225 NE Davis St., Portland
97232, domestic limited
liability company.
Ground Breaking Bread LLC,
3465 NE Davis St., Portland
97232, domestic limited
liability company.
Rush 247 LLC, 1823 NE
Weidler St. #C, Portland
97232, domestic limited
liability company.
Deko LLC, 2314 SE 171st
Ave., Portland 97233,
domestic limited liability
company.
7 Days Lawn Care
Maintenance LLC, 16309 SE
Market St., Portland 97233,
domestic limited liability
company.
Bun Pho House LLC, 15403
SE Powell Blvd., Portland
97236, domestic limited
liability company.
Svetlana Krivolenkov
Photography LLC, 8431 SE
139th Ct., Portland 97236,
domestic limited liability
company.
Le7el Se7en LLC, 3024 SE
169th Ave., Portland 97236,
domestic limited liability
company.
Neurofeedback: Brain
Health LLC, 8209 SE 138th
Dr., Portland 97236, domestic
limited liability company.
Pacific Ridgeline LLC,
12530 SE Taggard St.,
Portland 97236, domestic
limited liability company.
Beauty Within LLC, 12314
SE Reedway St., Portland
97236, domestic limited
liability company.
Jill RE LLC, 8331 SE Lambert
St., Portland 97266, domestic
limited liability company.
Kary’s Mission, P.O. Box
66564, Portland 97290,
domestic nonprofit
corporation.
Morticia’s Desire LLC, P.O.
Box 66264, Portland 97290,
domestic limited liability
company.
Deck & Fence Creations
LLC, P.O. Box 30141,
Portland 97294, domestic
limited liability company.
Nova Cabinetry LLC, P.O.
Box 30034, Portland 97294,
domestic limited liability
company.
Grind LLC, P.O. Box 96261,
Portland 97296, domestic
limited liability company.
Washington County
Single Point Financial
Advisors Inc., 3720 SW
141st Ave. #200, Beaverton
97005, domestic business
corporation.
Uganda Sustainable
Agriculture Inc., 13419A
SW Electric St., Beaverton
97005, domestic nonprofit
corporation.
Stand Enterprises LLC, 9555
SW Beaverton Hillsdale Hwy.,
Beaverton 97005, domestic
limited liability company.
Golden Key Construction
LLC, 13225 SW Allen Blvd.
#49, Beaverton 97005,
domestic limited liability
company.
Pacific Global Real Estate
Investment LLC, 12725
SW Millikan Way, Beaverton
97005, domestic limited
liability company.
J.L.O. Racing LLC, 12420
SW 9th St., Beaverton 97005,
domestic limited liability
company.
Personal Touch Interior
Painting LLC, 3530 SW
103rd Ave., Beaverton
97005, domestic limited
liability company.
Crystal Care Adult Foster
Home LLC, 280 SW 150th
Ave., Beaverton 97006,
domestic limited liability
company.
Cheyun Lin LLC, 16001 NW
Emily Ln., Beaverton 97006,
domestic limited liability
company.
Christilla Valley
Homeowners Association,
17933 NW Evergreen
Place #200, Beaverton
97006, domestic nonprofit
corporation.
Draecor Inc., 7976 NE
Caitlin St., Hillsboro
97006, domestic business
corporation.
PNWA Leasing LLC, 17311
NW Elaine Ct., Beaverton
97006, domestic limited
liability company.
PNWA Management LLC,
17311 NW Elaine Ct.,
Beaverton 97006, domestic
limited liability company.
Telluric Enterprises LLC,
P.O. Box 5430, Beaverton
97006, domestic limited
liability company.
Saroj & Bhanu Asset
Management LLC, 188
NW 207th Ave., Beaverton
97006, domestic limited
liability company.
Jocelyn and Spencer
Photography LLC, 11619
SW Teal Blvd. #E, Beaverton
97007, domestic limited
liability company.
Threads by Nirmala LLC,
9090 SW 157th Ave.,
Beaverton 97007, domestic
limited liability company.
Family Forest Fest LLC,
7313 SW Applegate Dr.,
Beaverton 97007, domestic
limited liability company.
Oregon Heritage
Ciderworks Inc., 21435 SW
Scholls Ferry Rd., Beaverton
97007, domestic business
corporation.
Rich Kulture LLC, 9420 SW
146th Terr. #3, Beaverton
97007, domestic limited
liability company.
Good Cheer Records
LLC, 6807 SW 170th Ave.,
Beaverton 97007, domestic
limited liability company.
Coaching for Life LLC,
17809 SW Keiko St.,
Beaverton 97007, domestic
limited liability company.
The Homeless Reduction In
Various Economies, 7360
SW 158th Place, Beaverton
97007, domestic nonprofit
corporation.
Epic Group LLC, 14800
SW Sandhill Loop #204,
Beaverton 97007, domestic
limited liability company.
Compassionate Care &
Services LLC, 14851 SW
Citrine Loop, Beaverton
97007, domestic limited
liability company.
Academy of Trading and
Investing LLC, 8034 SW
195th Ave., Beaverton
97007, domestic limited
liability company.
The Psilocybin Service
Initiative, 7605 SW
Gearhart Dr., Beaverton
97007, domestic nonprofit
corporation.
Hecho En Oregon LLC,
10245 SW Denney Rd.,
Beaverton 97008, domestic
limited liability company.
Outlier Promotions Corp.,
8705 SW Curry Ct., Beaverton
97008, domestic business
corporation.
Leveled Up Entertainment
LLC, 11795 SW Camden Ln.,
Beaverton 97008, domestic
limited liability company.
Hale Baby LLC, 10350 SW
Crestwood Ct., Beaverton
97008, domestic limited
liability company.
Brothers Ranch East LLC,
22870 SW Eno Place, Tualatin
97062, domestic limited
liability company.
Brothers Ranch West LLC,
22870 SW Eno Place, Tualatin
97062, domestic limited
liability company.
Ocha LLC, 7628 SW Nyberg
St., Tualatin 97062, domestic
limited liability company.
Stage Presence PDX LLC,
P.O. Box 2612, Tualatin
97062, domestic limited
liability company.
Moffet Energy Modeling
LLC, 8905 SW Umatilla St.,
Tualatin 97062, domestic
limited liability company.
Next Level Chiropractic
of Tualatin LLC, 19285 SW
Martinazzi Ave., Tualatin
97062, domestic limited
liability company.
Big City Ranch LLC, 20200
SW Stafford Rd., Tualatin
97062, domestic limited
liability company.
Absolutely Bend Vacation
Homes LLC, 6650 SW Nyberg
St., Tualatin 97062, domestic
limited liability company.
Michael Higley Fundraising,
6805 SW 201st Ave., Aloha
97078, domestic nonprofit
corporation.
IC Holdings LLC, P.O. Box
273, Banks 97106, domestic
limited liability company.
Capitol Press Coffee Co.
LLC, P.O. Box 623, Banks
97106, domestic limited
liability company.
Tipping the Scales Vegan
Bakery LLC, 1736 B St.,
Forest Grove 97116, domestic
limited liability company.
Uzbek Suzani-Ikatfabrics-
Natalia Tseomashko LLC,
2024 30th Ave., Forest Grove
97116, domestic limited
liability company.
Monumental Media &
Marketing LLC, 2745 Fletch
St., Forest Grove 97116,
domestic limited liability
company.
Vista Jr. LLC, P.O. Box 1005,
Forest Grove 97116, domestic
limited liability company.
Dutch Leaf Co., 43820
SW Hiatt Rd., Forest Grove
97116, domestic business
corporation.
CW Trucking LLC, 11848 NW
Gales Creek Rd., Gales Creek
97117, domestic limited
liability company.
Prestigue Roofing LLC,
1030 SE 13th Ave., Hillsboro
97123, domestic limited
liability company.
Design IQ LLC, 33460 SW
Larkins Mill Rd., Hillsboro
97123, domestic limited
liability company.
Vista 16 LLC, 2055 SE 44th
Ave. #315, Hillsboro 97123,
domestic limited liability
company.
HGCWT LLC, 35158 SW Bald
Peak Rd., Hillsboro 97123,
domestic limited liability
company.
Sergio’s Tax Service
LLC, 2249 NE Cornell Rd.,
Hillsboro 97124, domestic
limited liability company.
OS Ventures LLC, 750 NE 4th
Ave., Hillsboro 97124, foreign
limited liability company.
Foxtrot LLC, 3062 NE
Meadow Ln., Hillsboro 97124,
domestic limited liability
company.
CTY Embroidery
Screenprint LLC, 415
NE Autumn Rose Way #B,
Hillsboro 97124, domestic
limited liability company.
Deeper Waters Christian
Ministries, 173 NE 28th Ave.,
Hillsboro 97124, domestic
nonprofit corporation.
Austin Hayes MD LLC,
18650 NW Cornell Rd. #324,
Hillsboro 97124, domestic
limited liability company.
Cloudbase Flyers LLC, 857
NW Donelson St., Hillsboro
97124, domestic limited
liability company.
Talie Golds LLC, 4139 NE
Jackson St., Hillsboro 97124,
domestic limited liability
company.
Abalta EMS LLC, 125 S. 1st
St. #3427, Hillsboro 97124,
domestic limited liability
company.
KGG LLC, P.O. Box 1038,
N. Plains 97133, domestic
limited liability company.
Teninty’s Pizza and Subs
LLC, 10395 NW Glencoe
Rd. #600, N. Plains 97133,
domestic limited liability
company.
KBT Engineers LLC, 17237
SW Greengate Dr., Sherwood
97140, domestic limited
liability company.
Blythe Enterprises LLC, P.O.
Box 1404, Sherwood 97140,
domestic limited liability
company.
Advantage Equities 11032
LLC, 10220 SW Greenburg
Rd. #111, Portland 97223,
domestic limited liability
company.
Advantage Equities 11050
LLC, 10220 SW Greenburg
Rd. #111, Portland 97223,
domestic limited liability
company.
Julia C. Bishop-Taylor
PMHNP LLC, 13162 SW
Shore Dr., Tigard 97223,
domestic limited liability
company.
RH Jack Jon Apartments
LLC, 10300 SW Greenburg
Rd. #490, Portland 97223,
domestic limited liability
company.
RH Zavier Apartments
LLC, 10300 SW Greenburg
Rd. #490, Portland 97223,
domestic limited liability
company.
G&B Development 8 LLC,
10220 SW Greenburg Rd.
#100, Portland 97223,
domestic limited liability
company.
Ash Park Homeowners
Association, JT Roth Jr.
12600 SW 72nd Ave. #200,
Portland 97223, domestic
nonprofit corporation.
Charlie San LLC, 10220 SW
Greenburg Rd. #111, Portland
97223, domestic limited
liability company.
Rocketship Products LLC,
11792 SW Tallwood Dr.,
Tigard 97223, domestic
limited liability company.
Doctor’s House LLC,
Compass Law LLC 11560 SW
67th Ave. #353E, Portland
97223, domestic limited
liability company.
Bakbrad LLC, 12238 SW
Clydesdale Ct., Tigard 97223,
domestic limited liability
company.
2D2TW Farm LLC, 10220 SW
Greenburg Rd. #111, Portland
97223, domestic limited
liability company.
Liberty Road Studios LLC,
10220 SW Greenburg Rd.
#111, Portland 97223,
domestic limited liability
company.
Tanah Kita Farms LLC,
10220 SW Greenburg Rd.
#111, Portland 97223,
domestic limited liability
company.
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Commercial Contracting
Services LLC, 7128 SW
Gonzaga St. #230, Portland
97223, domestic limited
liability company.
Wren House Distribution
LLC, 13595 SW Cresmer Dr.,
Portland 97223, domestic
limited liability company.
Portland Urban Properties
Group LLC, 7504 SW
Bridgeport Rd., Portland
97224, domestic limited
liability company.
Highlands Handyman LLC,
12664 SW Bexley Ln., Tigard
97224, domestic limited
liability company.
Pin Oaks Development Co.
Inc., 17435 SW 131st Ave.,
King City 97224, domestic
business corporation.
Hair Method Studio LLC,
8780 SW Schmidt Loop,
Tigard 97224, domestic
limited liability company.
Faith 24-Hour Residential
Home Inc., 2020 SW
79th Ave., Portland
97225, domestic business
corporation.
Floor-Restore &
Maintenance Inc., 2075
SW Mayfield Ave., Portland
97225, domestic business
corporation.
Gemini Complex Corp.,
1835 SW 88th Ave., Portland
97225, foreign business
corporation.
IVXX LLC, 4390 SW Scholls
Ferry Rd., Portland 97225,
domestic limited liability
company.
Clipper Ridge Consulting
Inc., 7395 SW Ridgemont St.,
Portland 97225, domestic
business corporation.
Soccerwatch.TV LLC, 4816
NW Vincola Terr., Portland
97229, domestic limited
liability company.
RHLB Corp., 14240 NW
Harbor Ln., Portland
97229, domestic business
corporation.
PDX Homes Expert, 16226
NW Fescue Ct., Portland
97229, domestic limited
liability company.
14150 NE Eugene Ct. LLC,
9531 NW Engleman St.,
Portland 97229, domestic
limited liability company.
20933 Sotra Bend LLC,
11067 NW District Ct.,
Portland 97229, domestic
limited liability company.
E&L Heating & Air LLC,
14784 NW Sethrich Ln.,
Portland 97229, domestic
limited liability company.
Jasminhomes LLC, 295
NW Lost Springs Terr. #206,
Portland 97229, domestic
limited liability company.
Playitwide, 15320 NW
Central Dr. #D6, Portland
97229, domestic nonprofit
corporation.
Scappoose Property LLC,
P.O. Box 23025, Portland
97281, domestic limited
liability company.
Yamhill County
Amity Police Department
Reserves, 109 Maddox Ave.,
Amity 97101, domestic
nonprofit corporation.
Williams Farm Works LLC,
9035 De Jong Rd., Amity
97101, domestic limited
liability company.
Backflow Prevention
Services LLC, 106 S. 6th
St., Carlton 97111, domestic
limited liability company.
MVA Nursery LLC, 15400
SE Lafayette Hwy., Dayton
97114, domestic limited
liability company.
Little Lavender Farm LLC,
11011 NE Paren Springs Rd.,
Dundee 97115, domestic
limited liability company.
Lapoint’s Nursery Sales
LLC, 1371 Monroe St.,
Lafayette 97127, domestic
limited liability company.
Nuve Professional
Restoration LLC, 807 SE
Border Ln., McMinnville
97128, domestic limited
liability company.
Akme Concrete
Construction Inc., 633
NE 7th St., McMinnville
97128, domestic business
corporation.
Willamette Valley REI
LLC, 1747 NE 18th St.,
McMinnville 97128, domestic
limited liability company.
Rustic Monkey Decor LLC,
14670 SW Hidden Hills Rd.,
McMinnville 97128, domestic
limited liability company.
Blacktail Hill LLC, 1525 NE
17th St., McMinnville 97128,
domestic limited liability
company.
Seasonal Roots LLC, 525 NW
Hillcrest Loop, McMinnville
97128, domestic limited
liability company.
Yamhill County Juvenile
Detention Workers
Association, 535 NE 5th St.,
McMinnville 97128, domestic
nonprofit corporation.
Roe Productions Inc., 2700
E. 9th St. #200, Newberg
97132, domestic business
corporation.
The Pair Visuals LLC, 810 E.
9th St. #B6, Newberg 97132,
domestic limited liability
company.
Northwest Remodeling
Concepts LLC, 510 NW
Churchman, Willamina
97396, domestic limited
liability company.
RR  Commercial
real estate
transactions
Clackamas County
Hegar Enterprises LLC to
RF Portland LLC, 11010
Tukwila International Blvd.,
Tukwila, Wash. 98168, Parcel
3 Partition Plat 2000-070,
$1,784,860, 02/28/18.
Donald L. and Marjorie M.
Williams to GHG 1 Inc.,
2416 SW 5th Ave., Portland
97201, Sec. 35 04 02 SEC
02 05 02 ID 01084089,
$1,250,000, 02/28/18.
Stephen L. and Marjorie
M. Brenneke Trustees
to Lance E. and Julie A.
Porter, 22262 S. Thompson
Gateway, Oregon City
97045, Sec. 30 03 02 ID
00900074/00900216/
00900234, $1,100,000,
02/27/18.
Roger A. Wooley to Black
Rock Oak Street LLC,
12251 SW Riverside Dr.,
Portland 97219, Lot 5 Boyd/
Underwood, $1,082,000,
03/01/18.
Jong G. and Kyoung Choi to
Plucas LLC, 224 SW Hamilton
St., Portland 97239, Lots 11-
14 Oak Grove ID 00268800,
$625,000, 03/02/18.
Cory Eells to Dual Force
Properties LLC, P.O. Box
3290, Oregon City 97045, Lot
3 Beavercreek Business Park,
$550,000, 02/27/18.
Marlowe J. Buchanan to
Monogram Inc., P.O. Box
1944, Lake Oswego 97035,
Lot 76 Lakewood Plat,
$530,000, 03/02/18.
Multnomah County
Davis Investments LLC to
Podium Enterprises LLC,
4328 Verano Dr., Austin,
Texas 78735, Lots 1-5/16-
20 Spanton’s Addition,
$2,908,512, 03/01/18.
Hichi Huynh and Ynhi Le
to NPI Holdings LLC, 111
SW 5th Ave. #1940, Portland
97204, Lots 1/2/10/11/12
Strawberry Dale, $1,545,000,
03/02/18.
Timothy R. Schnell and
Bonnie B. Skokan Schnell
to Perez Gluesenkamp
Enterprises LLC, 1506 NE
Lombard St., Portland 97211,
ID R315499, $800,000,
03/01/18.
Theodore H. Stanwood
and Leola A. Stanwood to
Rocket Empire Machine
LLC, 2500 NE Sandy Blvd.
#C, Portland 97232, Lots
21/22 Jonesmore, $585,000,
02/28/18.
Washington County
Tan West Two LLC to
Hyraxone LLC and Bebrinus
Rho LLC, 10260 SW
Greenberg Rd. #530, Portland
97223, Sec. 24 02 01 ID
R1224525, $7,890,000,
03/01/18.
2050 NE Barberry LLC
to Treya’s Terrace LLC,
1660 Gator Dr. #EV6, San
Jose, Calif. 95125, Lot 66
Cornell Place, $2,900,000,
02/28/18.
Garret Diehl and Ashley
Diehl to Touchmark Heights
LLC, 5150 SW Griffith Dr.,
Beaverton 97005, Sec. 01
01 01 Lots 10/9 Oregon
Commercial Center/Lot C
J.B. Jones ID R1291952/
R1224605/R117965,
$745,000, 02/27/18.
RR  Residential
real estate
transactions
Clackamas County
J. Robert and Debi M.
Laue Trustees to Brent
and Jenelle L. Norwood,
12340 SW Wilsonville Rd.,
Wilsonville 97070, Sec.
22 03 01 ID 01421768,
$1,500,000, 03/01/18.
Timothy J. and Tamara
J. Beyer to Robert J. and
Susan K. Wakefield, 18298
S. Grasle Rd., Oregon City
97045, Lot 10 Marklund Place
ID 05012340, $1,395,000,
03/02/18.
Dianna M. Gent to Richard
K. Neahring Trustee, P.O.
Box 6, Salem 97308, ID
01019436/01019427,
$1,350,000, 02/26/18.
Elliot Joo and Helen H.
Chang to Todd F. and Diane
R. Gerot, 19419 SW E. Side
Rd., Lake Oswego 97034, Lot
6 Sunny Slope, $1,190,000,
02/28/18.
Florence G. Beck Trustee to
Baker Hills LLC, 28851 SW
Baker Rd., Sherwood 97140,
Sec. 16 03 01 ID 00813748,
$955,000, 03/02/18.
Ormack Investments Inc.
to Marcelo Shoji Correla
Silva and Abigail Silva,
1316 Cedar St., Lake Oswego
97034, Lot 3 South Oswego
ID 00263592, $825,000,
02/28/18.
Amy J. and Richard J.
Wragge to Charlynn and
Scott Leifsen, 4001 Wild
Rose Dr., W. Linn 97068,
Lot 6 Rosemont Summit
ID 05000316, $817,000,
03/01/18.
Patrick Michael Murphy
to Casey and Breana
Heitzman, 26450 SE Rugg
Rd., Damascus 97089, Sec.
23 01 03 ID 01382202,
$815,000, 02/28/18.
James D. Ware and Cammie
Lynn Ware to Herbert S. and
Julie Rawitscher, 13644
Melrose Place, Lake Oswego
97035, Lot 11 Melrose Place
ID 01460653, $810,000,
03/01/18.
Stone Bridge Homes NW
LLC to James S. and Tina
M. Criswell Trustees,
8708 SE Christilla Ln.,
Happy Valley 97086, Lot 19
Christilla Valley ID 05032000,
$799,821, 02/28/18.
Majestic Capital LLC to
Clinton A. and Katrin Arp,
3979 Kenthorpe Way, W.
Linn 97068, Sec. 24 02 01
ID 00372634, $799,000,
02/28/18.
Stephen H. Yan and Julie C.
Hui to Jeffrey W. Bowman
and Leslye-Nicola Worsfold,
18440 Delenka Ln., Lake
Oswego 97034, Lot 18
Palisades Park Estates III
ID 00332367, $785,000,
02/28/18.
Richard R. and Sandra K.
Yarbrough Trustees to
Joseph Yoder and Brigid
Claire Yoder, 17421
Brookhurst Dr., Lake Oswego
97034, Lot 43 Marylhurst
ID 01569877, $785,000,
02/28/18.
Danny H. and Holly A. Silver
to Jordan Gold and Monique
Helvig, 21561 S. Parkview
Ln., Estacada 97023, Sec.
19 3S 4E ID 00933547,
$760,000, 03/01/18.
Aria Properties LLC to
Jennifer L. Hudson, 802
Clara Ct., Lake Oswego
97034, Lot 25 Sunny Hill
ID 00312094, $759,000,
02/28/18.
West Coast Development
Group Inc. to John Philip
Christiansen and Rosemary
June Christiansen, 1746 8th
Ave., W. Linn 97068, Parcel
3 Partition Plat 2016-020,
$750,000, 02/28/18.
Marvin D. Fickle and Marina
M.Y. Suing to David Morris
Volkov and Samantha Anne
Schend, 18336 Tamaway
Dr., Lake Oswego 97034,
Lot 5 Palisades Park Estates
ID 00331590, $745,000,
03/01/18.
Cyrill B. Michel and Colette
M. Crabbe to Heather
Colleen Betts Trustee,
10526 SE Kimberly Ct.,
Happy Valley 97086, Lot 24
LEADS
Carron Estates ID 01782075,
$726,500, 03/01/18.
Holt Opportunity Fund LP
to Mandeep Saggar, 10659
SE Tranquil St., Happy Valley
97086, Lot 39 Scouters
Meadows ID 05031736,
$725,000, 03/01/18.
Joshua and Joy Bottjer
to Fares Rustom/Royce
Sigloh and Tianna Sigloh,
6466 Palomino Way, W.
Linn 97068, Lot 26 Hidden
Springs Ranch ID 00370146,
$723,000, 03/02/18.
Beverly A. Jones Trustee
to Philip Rasler and Robyn
Robinson, 33905 Skogan
Rd., Sandy 97055, Sec. 16 02
04 ID 01565595, $720,000,
02/28/18.
Michael D. and Diana Lynne
Sinner to Christopher E.
and Laura A. Sorek, 9325
SE Dundee Dr., Happy Valley
97086, Lot 14 Spyglass
Estates ID 01443904,
$695,000, 03/01/18.
Roland Jasmin Jr. and
Peggy E. Jasmin to Norman
C. Gibson Trustee, 701 4th
St., Lake Oswego 97034, Lot
24 Westlake ID 00224974,
$690,000, 03/01/18.
Janis E. Shleifer-Rosenfeld
to Shane and Jennifer
Uecker, 5729 Victoria Ct.,
Lake Oswego 97035, Lot 52
Meadowcreek’s at Westwood
ID 01336539, $690,000,
03/01/18.
DR Horton Inc.-Portland
to Nicole E. Budden, 2491
Satter St., W. Linn 97068,
Lot 8 Weatherhill Estates
ID 05031194, $689,995,
02/27/18.
Mark A. and Wendy K.
Theetge to Jiqing Jenny
Jin, 14511 Westlake Dr., Lake
Oswego 97035, Lot 124 Bay
Creek Estates ID 01406909,
$688,000, 02/28/18.
Pacific Lifestyle Homes
Inc. to Matthew Brodsky
and Karlee Sandell, 2801
Cambridge St., W. Linn
97068, Parcel 3 Partition
Plat 2016-106 ID 05031182,
$679,000, 03/01/18.
Richard T. and Susan B.
Griffin to Julia C. Ruppell
and John K. Gordon, 17420
Schalit Way, Lake Oswego
97035, Lots 1/2 Lake Grove
Acreage ID 00335783,
$675,000, 02/27/18.
Darlene Sylvia Klecan
Trustee to Ryan Charles
Motti and Lindsey Robyn
Gice, 33 Hillshire Dr.,
Lake Oswego 97034, Lot
2 Westridge ID 00329406,
$670,000, 03/02/18.
N.P. Dodge Jr. Trustee
to Gary M. and Tracy L.
Cosmer, 17991 S. Lake Vista
Dr., Oregon City 97045, Part
of Lot 17/Lot 18 Beaver
Lake Estates ID ID 0168504,
$660,000, 02/26/18.
Taliesin Homes NW LLC to
Alphie DeGuzman, 12327
SE Yoakum Ln., Happy
Valley 97086, Lot 2 Black
Horse Estates ID 05030721,
$657,800, 02/28/18.
Taliesin Homes NW LLC to
Phuong N. Dien and Wilson
Nguyen, 12277 SE Yoakum
Ln., Happy Valley 97086,
Lot 1 Black Horse Estates
ID 05030720, $652,000,
02/28/18.
Ron Haggerty Inc. to Ryan
M. and Trina A. Bird, 34304
SE Kelso Rd., Boring 97009,
Parcel 4 of Partition Plat
2017-023 ID 05031575,
$650,000, 02/27/18.
Grande Pointe at Villebois
LLC to Elizabeth A.
Kelm, 12258 SW Alta Ct.,
Wilsonville 97070, Lot 67
Grande Pointe at Villebois
ID 05030410, $645,000,
02/28/18.
The Bank of New York
Mellon Trustee to Hlenminh
Thanh Nguyen and Kim
Thoa Thi Tran, 14222 SW
Woodhue St., Tigard 97224,
Lot 38 Green Hills Estates
ID 00406368, $630,000,
02/26/18.
Heather C. Battle Trustee to
Jing Cheng Ma/Xiu Xia Cai
and Zhuo Fing Ma, 14345
SE Mountain Ridge Ave.,
Happy Valley 97086, Lot 16
Esmeralda ID 05020392,
$625,000, 02/28/18.
Patricia L. Gaut and
Amanda Dowd to Takaaki
and Emma V. Kojima, 25155
Swiftshore Dr., W. Linn
97068, Lot 2 Swift Shore
ID 00752974, $620,000,
02/26/18.
Marissa and Daniel Nelson
to Bao Van Tran, 14838
SE Badger Creek Rd., Happy
Valley 97086, Lot 79
Shadow Ridge ID 05011276,
$606,000, 02/28/18.
Debbie Walker-Danforth
to Tony Garcia and James
DesChamps, 9385 SE Dundee
Dr., Happy Valley 97086,
Lot 18 Spyglass Estates
ID 01443940, $580,000,
02/27/18.
Amber Garrison to George
A. Landis, 6446 Fairway
Ave., Salem 97306, Parcel
1 Partition Plat 2014-066
ID 00267446, $576,000,
03/02/18.
David D. and Carla Jones
to Michael H. and Jody
Farri, 19580 SW 56th Ct.,
Tualatin 97062, Lot 53 Foxhill
ID 00351336, $560,000,
02/26/18.
Sally H. Watson to Joel A.
West and Mark R. Bocci, 780
Briercliff Ln., Lake Oswego
97034, Lot 19/Part of Lot A
Red Fox Hills ID 00199065,
$550,000, 02/28/18.
Rhodium Loan Servicing
Inc. to Andre V. Jizrawl,
5717 Langford Ln., Lake
Oswego 97035, Lot 8
Windfield, $550,000,
02/26/18.
Roryjac M. Powers and
Angela De Los Santos
to Shannon and George
Shambley, 37895 SE
Michaels Rd., Estacada
97023, Sec. 01 04 04 ID
01057992, $549,000,
02/26/18.
Margaret K. Smith Trustee
to Tzu-Sheng Steve Hsu
and LiChen Hsu, 1601
Woodland Terr., Lake Oswego
97034, Lot 23 Lakeridge
ID 00252112, $547,000,
02/28/18.
John and Christina van
Houte to Donald B. Olson
III, 37550 SE Wildcat
Mountain Dr., Eagle Creek
97022, Sec. 02 03 04 ID
00925486, $545,000,
02/28/18.
Dennis J. and Diane E.
McMahon to James E.
and Celinda F. McGraw,
43953 SE Music Camp Rd.,
Sandy 97055, Sec. 29 02 05
ID 00699612, $544,000,
02/26/18.
DR Horton Inc.-Portland
to Darren M. and Sherine
S. Chan, 14564 SE 150th
Place, Clackamas 97015,
Lot 2 Addison Meadows
ID 05032374, $531,505,
02/28/18.
Scott S. and Michele L.
Eave to Candace L. Williams
and Travis R. Cart, 31433
SW Olympic Dr., Wilsonville
97070, Lot 203 Morey’s
Landing ID 05002220,
$529,900, 02/26/18.
Wilmington Savings Fund
Society FSB Trustee to Joel
E. and Deborra K. Schmitz,
16150 SW Lake Forest Blvd.,
Lake Oswego 97035, Part
of Lots 12/13 Lake Forest
ID 00230397, $527,000,
03/02/18.
Michael C. and Betty F.
Gibbons to Jared W. and
Robyn L. Robertson, 29453
SW Camelot St., Wilsonville
97070, Lot 125 Park at
Merryfield ID 01568805,
$524,000, 03/01/18.
Paul H. and Peggy J. Osborn
Trustees to Stephanie
and Chris Gapper, 2331
Hammerle St., W. Linn 97068,
Part of Lot 2/3/Lots 6/7 City
of West Linn ID 00380377,
$519,000, 03/02/18.
Anthony E. and Maureen
W. Colburn to Steven A.
Young, P.O. Box 2211, Lake
Oswego 97035, Lot 117
Palisades Park ID 00318052,
$518,000, 02/28/18.
DHELM LLC to William
R. and Mary McKnight,
23350 S. Ward Ct., Oregon
City 97045, Lot 3 Ward
View Estates ID 00800921,
$515,000, 02/28/18.
Stafford Homes & Land LLC
to Cindy Bernert-Coppola
and Alan J. Coppola, 15718
SE Southview Ave., Milwaukie
97267, Lot 8 Concord Oaks
ID05031086, $513,615,
02/28/18.
Andrey and Tatyana
Kuznetsov to Leland Wade
and Daiva Lamoreaux,
4984 SE Briar Ct., Milwaukie
97267, Lot 9 Briar Ridge
Estates ID 05012967,
$501,000, 03/02/18.
John Gurnick and Janell
Beals to Chris and Holly
Iburg, 29485 SW Milano Ln.,
Wilsonville 97070, Lot 163
Arbor Villebois ID 05013028,
$500,000, 02/26/18.
Suzan L. and James A.
Gillette to Christina Salazar
Clark, 3022 Deschutes
Ln., W. Linn 97068, Lot
54 Reanissance Heights
ID 01836339, $500,000,
02/27/18.
Clark County
R. Lon Combs and Rachelle
Combs to Brian Newberry
and Amberlie Newberry,
4601 NE Ingle Rd., Vancouver
98682, Sec. 17 02 03 ID
171730000, $1,350,280,
03/01/18.
Jared J. Thomas and Terri
L. Thomas to Robert L.
Peterson and Diane C.
Peterson, 31420 NE 90th
Cir., Camas 98607, Sec.
05 02 04 ID 136856-000,
$1,203,426, 03/01/18.
R. Lon Combs and Rachelle
Combs to CamVest GM LLC,
4601 NE Ingle Rd., Vancouver
98682, Sec. 17 02 03 ID
986043-773, $1,000,280,
03/01/18.
Ward Jewell and Cindy
Jewell to Kelly J. Patterson
and Carol A. Patterson,
11200 NE 182nd St., Battle
Ground 98604, Lot 19
Whispering Meadows ID
194218038, $842,247,
03/01/18.
Peter J. O’Neal and Tiffany
L. O’Neal to Michael Sinner
and Diana Lynne Sinner,
1348 NW Eagle St., Camas
98607, Lot 19 Sun Dance
ID 127369-038, $826,235,
03/02/18.
Steven M. Wallace and
Cynthia A. Wallace to Daniel
Masterson and Cristina
Masterson, 34600 NE 14th
Ave., La Center 98629, Sec.
35 05 01 ID 259148-000,
$764,640, 03/02/18.
Debora E. Wonderly to
Barbara S. Harris, 34701 NE
49th Place, La Center 98629,
Sec. 36 05 01 ID 259388-
000, $750,718, 03/02/18.
Kingston Homes LLC to
Megan I. Dye and Derek A.
Dye, 12818 NW 40th Ave.,
Vancouver 98685, Lot 1
Taylor’s Court ID 986037353,
$750,168, 03/02/18.
Thomas John Barnard and
Diana Alyn-Halberg Barnard
to Sean P. LeBle and
Shannon L. LeBle, 21318 NE
83rd St., Vancouver 98682,
Lot 3 Hidden Lake Estates
ID 986033-725, $705,280,
03/02/18.
Karen Weintraub and Allan
Weintraub to Benjamin
M. Peeler and Heather M.
Peeler, 2131 S. Osprey Dr.,
Ridgefield 98642, Lot 12
Osprey Pointe ID 121080-
024, $698,366, 03/02/18.
Anne Armstrong to Ward
E. Jewell and Cindy M.
Jewell, 6900 SE Riverside
Dr. #23, Vancouver 98664,
#6913 Riverside East Condo
ID 037914-026, $685,280,
03/01/18.
Bruce B. Trang and Brook
M. Trang to Soo Hyun
Cho, 4211 NE 130th Cir.,
Vancouver 98686, Lot
14 Pleasant Meadows ID
186229-028, $675,280,
02/28/18.
Pahlisch Homes Inc. to
Robert Kyne and Ami Kyne,
3239 NW Hood Ct., Camas
98607, Lot 24 Lake Hills
ID 986035646, $675,280,
03/02/18.
Gary and Betty Forayter
to Alexander C. Osborn,
19205 NE Davis Rd., Brush
Prairie 98606, Sec. 32 03 03
ID 207772-000, $625,280,
03/01/18.
2 Creeks Camas LLC to
Wendi K. O’Neill and Brian
T. O’Neill, 7610 NW Payne
St., Camas 98607, Lot 33 2
Creeks at Camas Meadows
ID 986042797, $616,741,
02/28/18.
2 Creeks Camas LLC to
Gloria A. Thompson, 4056
NW 76th Ave., Camas 98607,
#92 2 Creeks at Camas
Meadows ID 986044-928,
$611,460, 02/28/18.
Lennar Northwest Inc.
to Joseph F. Graffeo and
Khou T. Graffeo, 4231 NE
72nd Ave., Portland, Ore.
97218, Lot 22 Herzog Farm
ID 986038-821, $596,629,
02/28/18.
William Gay Leary and
Melanie J. Leary to Steven
O. Forwerck and Evelyn
Fragoso, 22315 NE 213th
Cir., Battle Ground 98604,
Lot 5 Headwater Heights ID
201188-010, $590,280,
03/02/18.
Steven Carter Burns and
Bonnie Jackson Burns
Trustees to Chris R. Pruitt
and Judith V. Pruitt, 3012
NW View Rd., Vancouver
98685, Lot 18 Northshore
ID 146449-036, $565,280,
03/01/18.
Jiangxiao Mo and Weilong
Fu to Jesse I. Broome and
Kali R. Broome, 17513 NE
35th Cir., Vancouver 98682,
Lot 32 Camille Estates ID
172204-064, $532,640,
02/28/18.
Steve J. Kizer and Karla J.
Kizer to David G. Fanney
and Cindy Fanney, 2703 NE
172nd St., Ridgefield 98642,
Lot 29 University Place ID
181986-058, $525,000,
03/02/18.
Jamie L. Jespersen to Drew
C. Miller Jr. and Judith A.
Miller, 17404 NE 30th Ct.,
Ridgefield 98642, Lot 3
Regency Estates ID 986032-
013, $525,000, 02/28/18.
Scott McGuire and Rachel
McGuire to Ryan Mills and
Erin Mills, 131 W. 16th
St., La Center 98629, Lot 6
Gordon Crest ID 258894012,
$525,000, 02/28/18.
Deborah E. Davis to Steven
Carter Burns and Bonnie
Jackson Burns Trustees,
2911 NE 168th Cir.,
Ridgefield 98642, Lot 9 Green
Meadows ID 181703-018,
$525,000, 03/02/18.
WIDC Oregon LLC to Canyon
Crest Homes LLC, 23801 NE
42nd Ct., Ridgefield 98642,
Sec. 07 02 02 ID 156686-
000, $525,000, 03/02/18.
Rochelle Stinchfield to
Steven M. Wallace and
Cynthia A. Wallace, 18908
NE Cole Witler Rd., Battel
Ground 98604, Sec. 18 04 03
ID 233144-000, $510,280,
03/02/18.
Multnomah County
Britannia Beach LLC to
Mayfield Investments I LLC,
P.O. Box 2904, Clackamas
97015, Lot A Parkrose ID
R235176, $3,955,000,
02/26/18.
Eric Alexanderson and
Linnea Alexanderson
to Carlson WSA LLC
and Wellington Square
Apartments LLC, 14764 SW
117th Place, Tigard 97224,
Sec. 29 01 03 ID R321291,
$3,100,000, 02/26/18.
M&M Investment Properties
LLC and Stafordshire Group
LLC to A Star Holdings LLC,
3041 Mission St. #148, San
Francisco, Calif. 94110, Lots
8/9 Walnut Park ID R298075,
$2,900,000, 02/26/18.
Experts Studio LLC to
Laura Luga and Andrew
Kee, 2105 SW Clifton St.,
Portland 97201, Lot 5
Carter’s Addition to Portland
ID R128447, $2,110,000,
02/26/18.
Amy Drake Reeves Trustee
to Matthew David Semler
and Ashley Christina
Campion, 416 SW Edgecliff
Rd., Portland 97219, Sec.
07 01 01 ID R504365,
$1,735,000, 02/28/18.
Patrick S. Dolan and Anne
Vetto Dolan to Laura L.
Hammond and Matthew
D. Solomon, 2611 SW
Ravensview Dr., Portland
97201, Lots 12-14/16-
18 Hill View ID R180804,
$1,430,500, 02/28/18.
David W. Mallison and
Carolyn Chaliff to Jack
Pessia and Chrys Martin,
2020 SW Market St. Dr.
#205, Portland 97201, #205
Vista House Condominiums
ID R296969, $1,195,000,
03/01/18.
Stuart Redsun and Claire
Redsun to James K. Hein
and Christine L. Hein, 2323
NE Hancock St., Portland
97212, Lot 2 John Irvings
1st Addition ID R193143,
$1,075,000, 03/02/18.
Reilly Signature Homes
LLC to Steve K. Zogas and
Brianne R. Zogas, 3237
NE 49th Ave., Portland
97213, Lot 2 Rose City Park
ID R260791, $1,025,000,
02/28/18.
Rodolfo A. Puente and
Marcela J. Vinocur Trustee
to Anthony Cabbibo, 1850
SE Ladd Ave., Portland
97214, Lot 13 Ladd’s Addition
ID, $975,000, 03/01/18.
David Nemarnik to Peter
Sutro and Sarah Sutro
Trustees, 1824 Laurel St., S.
Pasadena, Calif. 91030, Lot
8 Overton Street Rowhomes
ID R232135, $950,000,
02/26/18.
Chi Min Ha to David Allan
Yahng, 3607 N. Kerby Ave.,
Portland 97227, Lot 4 Central
Albina, $945,000, 02/28/18.
Geoffrey Fishman and
Samantha Fishman to
David Vizzini and Cynthia
Fetty, 8708 NW Terraceview
Ct., Portland 97229, Lot 3
Pinnacle Pointe ID R244184,
$935,000, 02/28/18.
Sean Paul Keating an
Katherine Ann Keating to
Peter M. Vanden Bosch and
Marilyn H. Howe, 2121 SE
Belmont St. #306, Portland
97216, Part of Lot 3/Lot
4 Lorrington ID R208781,
$860,000, 02/26/18.
George E. Carter and Lee
Anne Carter to Gorson
T. Wilfong and Faith L.K.
Smith, 333 NW 9th Ave.
#1307, Portland 97209,
#1307 Elizabeth Lofts
Condominiums ID R564377,
$860,000, 03/01/18.
Lori Calder-Miller to
Darin Glatt and Srividya
Shivkumar, 2237 NW
Birkendene St., Portland
97229, Lot 2 Mill Creek
ID R218643, $850,000,
02/26/18.
Shawn Karl Gentemann
to Sun Hi Pak and Keith
R. Woodward, 5554 SW
Menedee Dr., Portland 97239,
Parcel 3 Partition Plat 2008-
61, $850,000, 02/28/18.
David A. Cantor and Grace
W. Cantor to Sean Paul
Keating and Katherine Ann
Keating, 3625 SE Yamhill
St., Portland 97214, Lot
13 Sunnyside 3rd Addition
to Portland ID R281133,
$850,000, 02/27/18.
Gilles Neuray to Jutta G.
Birmele Trustee, 1919
SW Montgomery Place,
Portland 97201, Part of Lots
1/2 Vernon ID R295768,
$837,000, 02/26/18.
Michael R. Corvi and
Marlene Wantland Corvi
to Bonnie Billings Trustee,
2442 NW Westover Rd. #3-
402, Portland 97210, #402
Cambridge Condominiums
ID R610542, $815,000,
02/27/18.
Bulldog EduCapp Venture
1 LLC to Sharon G. Brooks,
160 SE 71st Ave., Portland
97215, Lot 12 Jonesmore
ID R193908, $794,000,
03/02/18.
James Gublo to Robert
Eugene Simpson and Valeie
Ann Martin, 3522 SE Carlton
St., Portland 97202, Part of
Lot 6/Lot 7 Eastmoreland
ID R152598, $790,000,
03/02/18.
Jeff Meiners to Michael
J. Mosier and Allison N.
Mosier, 2616 NW Holloway
Dr., Portland 97229, Lot
419 Forest Heights Estates
ID R506849, $775,000,
03/01/18.
Matthew Nicholas Durkin-
Jones and Sonya Durkin-
Jones to Hamid Wahaj
Mirza Trustee, 1221 1st Ave.
#1909, Seattle, Wash. 98101,
#803B Waterfront Pearl
Condominium ID R618754,
$755,000, 02/28/18.
Bryant T. Bainbridge and
Jamie M. Bainbridge to
Darrell K. Mathes and
Margaret M. Mathes, 3700
SE Dosch Ct., Portland 97221,
Lots 10/11 Tunnelwood Park
ID R291450, $750,000,
03/02/18.
Bulldog EduCapp Venture
1 LLC to Megan E. Fulton
and Carl R. Rice III, 1525 NE
Highland St., Portland 97211,
Lot 11 Columbia Heights
ID R138659, $732,000,
03/02/18.
406 Properties LLC to
William C. Chandler Jr.
and Amanda Chandler,
3414 NE 43rd Ave., Portland
97213, Lot 14 Beaumont
ID R112548, $720,000,
02/27/18.
Paul Brodie Goodell to
Patricia DuVal and Andrew
DuVal, 1148 SW 57th Ave.,
Portland 97221, Lots 1/2
Parcel 1 Partition Plat 2005-
60 ID R565288, $720,000,
02/28/18.
Marina McCulloch Trustee
to Wesley S. Chang and
Justin Walsh, 3636 SW
Admiral St., Portland 97221,
Lot 7 Brookford ID R122308,
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$717,000, 02/28/18.
Lisa B. Redekop to N.
Robert Stoll and Barre
M. Stoll, 209 SW Oak St.
#500, Portland 97204, Lots
5/6 Palatine Hill Addition
ID R232983, $700,000,
02/27/18.
Susan K. Anderson to Simon
Kotlyar, 2686 SW Vista
Ave., Portland 97201, Lot 11
Georgian Court ID R168609,
$699,000, 02/26/18.
Robert E. Eggiman and
Linda C. Eggiman to Eden
Enterprises LLC, 5505
SW Delker Rd., Tualatin
97062, Lot 13 Jonesmore
ID R193877, $682,000,
02/27/18.
Shane Y. Gibson and
Kathleen A. O’Neill to
Steven M. DeGregorio,
10605 NW Skyline Blvd.,
Portland 97231, Parcel
2 Partition Plat 2012-21
ID R650526, $680,100,
03/02/18.
Michael J. Zalanka to Peter
Elliot Chase and Carolyn
Ann Chase, 454 SE 33rd Ave.,
Portland 97214, Part of Lot
12 Laurelhurst ID R203905,
$665,000, 02/27/18.
Dawn E. Hewitt and
Dennis E. Hewitt to Seth
T. Vredenburg and Tara
A. Jardine, 3806 NE Couch
St., Portland 97232, Lot 9
Laurelhurst ID R203790,
$665,000, 02/28/18.
Douglas D. Turley and
Laura C. Turley to Franklyn
F. Schafer and Barbara E.
Schafer, P.O. Box 28147,
Portland 97228, Lot 3
East Moreland Heights
ID R149756, $660,000,
02/27/18.
Jennifer W. Lyons to Go Go
LLC, P.O. Box 5908, Portland
97228, Lot 23 Williams
Avenue Addition ID R308687,
$656,000, 02/26/18.
Brenda J. Mionton to James
Huang and Ryan Salminen,
1030 NW 12th Ave. #510,
Portland 97209, #510
Streetcar Lofts Condominiums
ID R518434, $655,000,
03/01/18.
Grant Laker and Clare
to Thomas H. Hodge and
Janet Figg, 8022 N. Seward
Ave., Portland 97217, Lot 1
Seward Corner ID R684268,
$585,000, 02/28/18.
Anthony R. Dupre and
Monique M. Dupre to Philip
L. Shen and Michelle C. Lee,
1925 SE Rex St., Portland
97202, Lot 2 Partition
Plat 2013-6 ID R653092,
$581,625, 02/27/18.
Patrick Butler to Michael
Shiley, 1123 SE 23rd Ave.,
Portland 97214, Lot 6
Tilton’s Addition ID R287894,
$581,100, 02/26/18.
Denise A. Della Santina
and Keith M. Lachowicz
to Brett A. Kingsley and
Emily S. Kingsley, 1630 SE
Flavel St., Portland 97202,
Part of Lots 1/2 City View
Park ID R134609, $575,000,
02/28/18.
Sally J. Hannah to Matthew
S. Johnson and Heidi J.
Stanley, 40 SE 65th Ave.,
Portland 97215, Lots 9/10
Palmyra ID R233094,
$575,000, 02/28/18.
Morris Insurance Services
Inc. to David K. Houseman
Jr. and Brian A. Federico,
1735 N. Emerson St.,
Portland 97217, Lot 16
Riverside Addition ID
R257099, $572,000,
03/02/18.
William C. Chandler Jr.
to Charlotte Williams,
1030 NW Johnson St. #219,
Portland 97209, Parcel
2 Partition Plat 2004-78
ID R555219, $570,624,
02/27/18.
Albert Conway and Lynda
Conway to Octavio Lubrano
and Kalpana Lubrano,
8435 SW 11th Ave., Portland
97219, Lots 4/5 Carson
Heights ID R127803,
$567,500, 02/27/18.
Alan M. Sutton and Leeanne
M. Sutton to Dylan E.
Gouty, 816 SE 38th Ave.,
Portland 97214, Part of
Lot 1 Bartsch Park Addition
ID R112199, $565,000,
02/27/18.
Patrick McCarthy to
Shawn Cullen and Jesse
Iwanski, 1214 NE 73rd Ave.
Lots 7/8 Tilton’s Addition
ID R287796, $515,000,
02/28/18.
Brian R. Gardner and
Melinda P. Gardner to
Patricia Paxson and Paul
Paxson, 30303 SE Lusted
Rd., Gresham 97080, Lot 1
Sec. 17 01 04 ID R632112,
$515,000, 02/28/18.
David J. Stahl and Amy
Santamaria to Maxwell
J. Bussman and Erika N.
Nebel, 9223 SW 28th Ave.,
Portland 97219, Parcel
2 Partition Plat 2003-66
ID R539625, $507,000,
02/26/18.
Joshua H. Griffith and
Kimberly Griffith to John
Elliot, 7203 N. Denver
Ave., Portland 97217, Lots
47/48 First Electric Addition
ID R163655, $506,000,
02/27/18.
Doris J. Opp Trustee to
Lisa A. Friedman and Allen
Daniel Muench, 5240
NE Holman St., Portland
97218, Lot 2 Killingsworth
ID R197776, $500,000,
02/27/18.
Carol Lee Trustee to Johnny
Diablo Zukle, P.O. Box 26,
Marylhurst 97036, Lot 23
Mountain Park ID R222980,
$500,000, 02/27/18.
Washington County
Mountain View Mobile
Home Community LLC to
1025 West Main Street
LLC, 9043 SE Jannsen Rd.,
Clackamas 97015, Lots 1/2
Hillsboro Garden ID R765149,
$5,310,000, 03/01/18.
Kurt D. Bingham and
Barbara A. Bingham to
Mission Homes Northwest
LLC, P.O. Box 1689, Lake
Oswego 97035, Lot 5
Lynnridge Acres ID R58289,
$1,700,000, 02/27/18.
Karl Walter/Dennis E.
Sackhoff and Walter
E. Remmers to Lennar
Northwest Inc., 11807 NE
99th St. #1170, Vancouver,
Wash. 98682, $1,665,000,
03/01/18.
Raymond R. Damis and
Marilyn Morehead to
LEADS
DR Horton Inc.-Portland
to Carl Choi and Winsy
Cheung, 10578 NW
Glenmoew Way, Portland
97229, Lot 13 Cedar Ridge
ID R2194935, $699,995,
02/28/18.
Jennifer B. Davis and
Anthony G. Davis to Patrick
Douglas Apel and Michelle
Annette Apel, 14635 NW
Oakhills Dr., Beaverton
97006, Lot 413 Oak Hill
ID R609602, $688,500,
02/28/18.
Vincent A. Cui and Natalie J.
Cui to Kenneth Roberts and
Julie Roberts, 16870 SW Red
Rock Way, Beaverton 97007,
Lot 32 Murray Hill Park
ID R2078184, $682,000,
02/28/18.
DR Horton Inc.-Portland to
Sushil S. Karwa and Sasmita
Panda, 7853 NW Crossvine
St., Portland 97229, Lot
129 Bethany Abbey Heights
ID R2196800, $679,290,
02/28/18.
Nancy J. Conklin Trustee
to Gregory Darby and
Christine Darby, 20215
SW Quail Run Ln., Sherwood
97140, Sec. 25 02 02
ID R572632, $675,000,
02/28/18.
BR&D LLC to James M. Kim
and Hashin Kim, 12905 SW
Wilmington Ln., Portland
97224, Lot 1 Wilmington
Heights ID R2054663,
$667,500, 02/28/18.
Steve Mauritz Trustee
to Richard M. Reese and
Tommye Jo Reese, P.O. Box
91361, Portland 97291, Lots
6/4 Forest Hills ID R16636,
$650,000, 02/28/18.
Gregg J. Mozdy to Bryan
Jeremy Smith and Diana
T. Feldstein, 1170 NW
99th Ave., Portland 97229,
Lot 13 Banton Park Estates
ID R2158887, $645,000,
03/01/18.
Dennis Cavanaugh and
Rebeeca Gardner Trustees
to Izaak W. Smith and Amy
R. Smith, 14855 SW Gearhart
Dr., Beaverton 97007, Lot 51
Sexton Mountain Meadows
ID R2011227, $640,000,
03/01/18.
Pahlisch Homes Inc. to
Ryan P. Cleven, 1587 SE 41st
Loop, Hillsboro 97123, Lot
20 Overlook ID R2199049,
$635,000, 02/28/18.
DR Horton Inc.-Portland
to Sam Michael, 1800 NW
167th Place #100, Beaverton
97006, Lot 19 Cedar Ridge
ID R2194941, $629,995,
02/28/18.
DR Horton Inc.-Portland
to Jiao Cheng and Quing
Ju, 2225 NW 115th Ave.,
Portland 97229, Lot 20 Cedar
Park East ID R2199468,
$616,935, 03/01/18.
Joseph Yoder and Brigid
Yoder to Sandy Harness and
James Harness, 7068 SW
Windemere Loop, Portland
97225, Lot 27 Windemere
ID R1222144, $615,000,
02/27/18.
Charles L. Rouse and
Diane M. Rouse Trustee to
Michael J. Gende and Mark
R. Burns, 11916 SW Elemar
Ct., Portland 97224, Lot 10
Aspen Ridge ID R2028576,
$613,000, 03/01/18.
Biggi Construction LLC to
Hoang Anh Nguyen and
Tyler Bradstreet, 10213
SW 69th Ave., Portland
97223, Lot 2 Oak Woods
ID R2199805, $609,900,
02/28/18.
David J. and Susan B.
Deharpport to Janet S.
Quinn, 14068 SW 118th
Ct., Tigard 97224, Lot 25
Medallion Meadows ID
R2191571, $608,400,
03/01/18.
Teresa M. Hanberg and
Donald H. Elser Trustees
to Douglas D. Wilken and
Michelle M. Wilken, 23900
SW Mountain Creek Rd.,
Sherwood 97140, Sec. 22 02
02 ID R571223, $605,000,
02/28/18.
Helen M. Telgarsky to John
S. Reece and Marilyn C.
Reece, 8695 SW Laurel Leaf
Ln., Portland 97225, Lot 4
Larbro Park ID R113656,
$592,445, 02/27/18.
Timothy W. Stiles and Mary
G. Stiles to Atchuta Pavan
Kesapragada and Srilakshi
Kesapragada, 16632 NW
Argyle Way, Portland 97229,
Lot 122 West Union Estates
ID R2014429, $588,000,
02/26/18.
Glenn N. Rondeau and
Cindy L. Sanders-Rondeau
Trustees to David A. Nickel
and Kimberly A. Nickel,
5305 NW Tamarron Place,
Portland 97229, Lot 79
Springridge ID R666764,
$583,000, 03/02/18.
Subramanyan Murali and
Sivasankari Karuppaiah
Vaiyakkani to Douglas
John Hiza and June-Marie
Burkhardt Hiza, 15760 SW
Bobwhite Cir., Beaverton
97007, Lot 440 Murrayhill
ID R2011152, $578,150,
02/27/18.
Mark Kovalev to Alyssa
A. Martinez and Kyle E.
Martinez, 10490 NW Green
View Ln., Portland 97229,
Lot 8 Bradhaven ID R646260,
$575,000, 02/28/18.
Joseph Begley and Marilyn
Holm to Suranjana Copley
and Sombuddha Bhadra
and Sagnik Bhadra, 39497
SW Laurelwood Rd., Gaston
97119, Sec. 05 02 03,
$565,000, 02/28/18.
Jamie H. Rodrick and
Joseph R. Rodrick to Joshua
Adam Hart, 12602 NE
12th Way, Vancouver, Wash.
98684, Lot 20 Thayeranne
ID R2168830, $560,500,
03/01/18.
Ningsheng Zhou and Jing
Ying Han to May Ling Oh
and Lim Chong Sim, 13329
NW Keeton Park Ln., Portland
97229, Lot 110 Willow
Creek Heights ID R2107897,
$555,000, 02/28/18.
Kelly B. Baska and Lindsay
Baska to Andrew Calogirou
and Rachel Calogirou,
28822 NW Kelly Dr., N. Plains
97133, Lot 29 Sunset Ridge
ID R2189281, $545,000,
02/28/18.
Rajesh Prabhakaran
Valsala and Fnu Ambili
Sukumarakurup
to Chandrasekar
Lakshmanarao and Aarti
Chandrasekar, 17388 NW
Viola St., Portland 97229,
Lot 13 Grace Hollow ID
R2195657, $540,000,
02/28/18.
Jay A. Tieu and Jill T. Tieu
to Jianzhen Chen, 3702
NW 1st Ct., Hillsboro 97124,
Lot 9 Spring Meadows ID
R2136017, $535,000,
02/28/18.
Joann Bavier and Elizabeth
A. Bode to Zachary William
Dunbar and Desiree
Danielle Fisher, 14120 SE
Tennessee Ln., Beaverton
97008, Lots 7/16 Sorrento
Ridge ID R1213733,
$533,000, 02/28/18.
Pemmaraju S. Rao and
Bharathi P. Rao to Yongfeng
Bai and Yingchun Sun,
3428 NW Blackcomb Dr.,
Portland 97229, Lot 16 Bosa
ID R2050203, $531,000,
02/26/18.
Ali M. El-Husseini to
Gulten Karaoglan-Bebek
and Mehmet Bahadir
Bebek, 4328 NW 125th
Ave., Portland 97229, Lot
143 Bauer Highlands ID
R2104588, $530,000,
02/28/18.
Roland Scott Scowden
and Debra Jean Scowden
Trustees to Vincent C.
Geiszler and Corrine A.
Geiszler, 18368 SW Timbrel
Ln., Sherwood 97140,
Lot 5 Pinehurst Estates
ID R2110239, $530,000,
02/28/18.
Lee A. Brown and Mary J.
Brown to Myhanh Michelle
Huynh and Dep Michael
Huynh, 15581 NW Trakehner
Way, Portland 97229, Lot
58 Bethany Meadows ID
R2045878, $529,900,
03/01/18.
Kevin J. Cooley and
Annemari S. Cooley to
Brian M. Snelson and
Sarah J. Snelson, 14163
SW Tewkesbury Dr., Tigard
97224, Lot 75 Eagles View
ID R2100314, $529,900,
02/27/18.
Wesley G. Hall and
Stephanie K. Hall to
Nicholas L. Alston and
Lorelin Alston, 23798 SW
Heron Lakes Dr., Sherwood
97140, Lot 39 Pinehurst
Estates ID R2110273,
$522,500, 02/28/18.
12365 Park Way LLC to
Jonathan Blackburn and
Angelina Blackburn, 12365
SW Park Way, Portland
97225, Lots 6/56 Cedar
Hills ID R13988, $520,000,
03/02/18.
William Lyon Homes Inc.
to Hoon Park, 13232 SW
Apple Grove Terr., Sherwood
97140, Lot 58 River Terrace
Northwest ID R2196367,
$513,000, 02/27/18.
Ryley E. Schultz and Shala
M. Schultz to Thomas A.
Smith and Allese N. Smith,
12392 SW 133rd Ave., Tigard
97223, Lot 155 Morning Hill
IDR2005304, $512,000,
03/02/18.
Marilyn Joan Sweatt/Laura
J. Joseph and Thomas
P. Joseph III to Stanley
Burnham and Lindsey
Burnham, 16519 NW
Paddington Dr., Beaverton
97006, Lot 98 Crystal Creek
ID R2054438, $505,000,
02/28/18.
Dat T. Phan to Ae Ra Chang
and Keum-Wan Yoo, 1901
SW Beckman Place, Beaverton
97003, Lot 1 Pheasant Run
ID R2132912, $500,000,
03/02/18.
Cameron Shuler and
Brittney Doty to Susanne
Mentel and Marcel Mentel,
14445 SW Downing St.,
Beaverton 97006, Lots 2/5
Sue Meadows ID R34787,
$500,000, 02/28/18

Kenny to Katja Drdla and
Michael Scott Craig, 1116
Sherman Ave., Hood River
97031, Lot 1 Montgomery
Townhomes ID R220645,
$651,000, 03/01/18.
Joshua A. Weiner and
Ellen van Nood to James
E. O’Connor and Karen A.
Demsey, 3055 NE Everett
St., Portland 97232, Lot 1
Hawthornes First Addition
ID R177610, $650,000,
03/02/18.
Thaddeus C. McCracken
and Colleen R. Kaleda
to David A. Schunk and
Ashley L. Morey, 5236 NE
29th Ave., Portland 97211,
Lot 12 Foxchase Addition to
East Portland ID R166062,
$642,000, 02/26/18.
Valhalla Custom Homes
LLC to Ryan David Menze
and Erica Nicole Menze,
8426 N. Woolsey Ave.,
Portland 97203, Sec. 08 01
01 Lots 18/19 University
Park ID 292515, $625,000,
02/26/18.
Maureen D. Sodos to
Charles Miller and Martha
Clemons and Matthew
Miller, 5115 SE Belmont
St., Portland 97215, Lot
16 Paradise Spring Farm
ID R233577, $620,000,
02/28/18.
Clifford J. Coons and
Monika I. Knaeble-Coons to
Robert F. Demary, 5620 SW
Alfred Ct., Portland 97219,
Sec. 30 01 01 ID R331073,
$615,000, 02/26/18.
Joseph J. Delahunt and
Joanne E. Delahunt
Trustees to Daniel E.
Ogata and Han Tran, 917
SW Vincent Place, Portland
97239, Lot 4 Audubon Park
ID R110550, $607,000,
03/02/18.
Wilde Properties Inc. to
Zachary T. Anderson/
Ece Anderson/Daryl E.
Anderson and Frankie M.
Anderson, 3848 SE Nehalem
St., Portland 97202, Lots
1/2 Berkley ID R115345,
$602,000, 02/28/18.
Pacific Lifestyle Homes
Inc. to Steve Andersen and
Christie Andersen Trustees,
3682 SE Myrtlewood Ln.,
Gresham 97080, Lot 3 Hilltop
View Estates ID R680597,
$599,000, 02/28/18.
Citihomes Group Corp.
#A/B, Portland 97213, Lot
10 Katharine ID R194953,
$560,000, 02/26/18.
Seth Vrendenburg to Sachin
Gupta, 3920 N. Gantenbein
Ave., Portland 97210, Lot
2 Partition Plat 2013-17,
$555,000, 02/28/18.
Sonia Minko and Ivan Minko
to Ha Thu Tran, 11000 NE
Siskiyou St., Portland 97220,
Lot 5 Parkrose Heights Parcel
1 Partition Plat 2018-2
ID R236098, $550,000,
03/02/18.
Jeffrey D. Jefferson to
Holly Sweeney and Timothy
Sweeney, 1209 SW 6th Ave.
#803, Portland 97204, #803
Ambassador Condominium
ID R104904, $550,000,
02/27/18.
Mark E. Miller to Wallace A.
Van Schelt and Stephanie
M. Van Schelt, 3794 NE
203rd Ave., Fairview 97024,
Lot 56 Blue Heron Shores
ID R117286, $525,000,
02/26/18.
Kevin T. Jones to Mark
Glen Haviland and Carol
Peterson Haviland, 707
N. Hayden Island Dr. #419,
Portland 97217, #419
Waterside Condominium
ID R603477, $523,500,
02/26/18.
Jill A. Floberg Trustee to
Hsin Ying Lin and Michael
S. Sperr, 949 NW Overton
St. #615, Portland 97209,
#615 Encore Condominiums
ID R619889/R620211,
$520,000, 03/01/18.
Joseph Emilio Guerin
Trustee to Charles R.
Palmer, 1220 NE 17th Ave.
#17J, Portland 97232, #17J
The Fontaine Condominium
ID R285908, $519,900,
02/26/18.
Peter A. McGovern to
Paul Bergner and Tania
Neubauer, 9245 NW Skyline
Blvd., Portland 97231, Lot
22 Skyline Acres ID R270695,
$515,000, 02/26/18.
Karen R. Slimp and Jeffrey
C. Holland to Anit K. Jindal
and Astrid Brouillard, 3504
SE Grant St., Portland 97214,
Part of Lots 16/17 Park View
ID R234215, $515,000,
02/28/18.
Michael D. Cox to Richard
Hoyt and Kristen Hoyt,
2402 SE Morrison St.,
Portland 97214, Part of
LEGAL NOTICE
Stephen Hendricks Trustee,
18556 SW Finnigan Hill Rd.,
Hillsboro 97123, Sec. 24 02
03 ID R989531, $1,500,000,
02/28/18.
August Hart Management
Group LLC to Joshua
Doering/Angie Doering and
Bettie J. Loyd, 14170 SW Reference is made that a certain trust deed made by Citycraft Development LLC, an Oregon Limited Liability Company as
100th Ave., Tigard 97224,
Sec. 22 01 01 ID 192927, “Grantor”, Fidelity National Title as “Trustee,” and John G. Wendel and Cathleen E. Wendel, together the “Beneficiary,”
$1,177,450, 02/28/18. dated February 6, 2017, recorded on February 9, 2017, at Document No. 2017-017887, in the Official Records Multnomah
Anicuta Chioseaua and Ion County, Oregon, covering the following real property commonly known as 6716 N. Borthwick Avenue, Portland, Oregon
Chioseaua to Mathiewos 97217, and more particularly described as: LOTS 12 AND 13, BLOCK 2, LOCHINVAR ADDITION TO THE TOWN OF
T. Debessai and Edna A.
Tesfay, 9770 SW Heather Ln., ALBINA, IN THE CITY OF PORTLAND, COUNTY OF MULTNOMAH AND STATE OF OREGON. Attorney Joel D.
Beaverton 97008, Lots 12/13 Kalberer of the law firm of Weatherford Thompson, P.C. has since been appointed successor Trustee. The Trustee’s mailing
McKay Park ID R206887,
$950,000, 03/01/18. address is P.O. Box 667, Albany, Oregon 97321. The Trustee’s phone number is 541-926-2255.
Christopher L. Huntley and
Merryn Roberts-Huntley There is a default by Grantor of the obligations of performance secured by the Trust Deed as declared by the Beneficiary.
to Shane Luke, 8305 SW Specifically, the Trust Deed is in default because of unpaid obligations under the Promissory Note dated February 6, 2017,
Birchwood Rd., Portland
97225, Lots 17/5 Multnomah which is secured by the Trust Deed. The following defaults have occurred under the Promissory Note, failure to pay late
Country Club ID R88229, charges of $937.50 for November 2017.
$932,000, 02/27/18.
Everett Custom Homes Inc.
to Gregg J. Atkinson and Beneficiary has elected to sell the Real Property to satisfy the obligations secured by the Trust Deed and to foreclose
Tara L. Atkinson, 10159 the Trust Deed by advertisement and sale. The default for which the foreclosure is made is the failure of the Grantor
NW Barnhart Ln., Portland
97227, Lots 5 Everett Crest
to pay when due the total principal, interest and other costs due pursuant to the Promissory Note. By reason of these
ID R2198568, $900,000, defaults, Beneficiary has declared and hereby declares the indebtedness secured by the Trust Deed is immediately due and
03/02/18.
payable. The total amount due, including the amounts in default listed above is currently $625,937.50. This sum does
Gary D. Hodge and Diane M. not include accruing interest at the rate of 15% per annum, additional late payment charges, escrow advances and fees,
Hodge Trustees to Adam A.
Bonner and Judy A. Bonner, accrued unpaid property taxes, attorney fees, foreclosure costs, and any other sums due or that may become due under the
3275 Crestline Dr., Forest promissory note and sums reasonably advanced by the Beneficiary or sums due under terms of the trust deed.
Grove 97116, Lot 55 David
Hill Estates ID R2113033,
$870,000, 02/27/18. WHEREFORE, notice is hereby given that the sale will be held on May 7, 2018, at the hour of 10:00 o’clock, A.M., in
Woo-Ryul Yoo and Keum- accord with the standard of time established by ORS 187.110, between the inner and outer doors of the main entrance to
Wan Yoo to Nagabhushan the Multnomah County Courthouse, 1021 SW 4th Avenue, Portland, Oregon 97204.
B. Chitlur and Gayathri N.
Chitlur, 13368 NW Alvada
St., Portland 97229, Lot 67 Other than as shown of record, neither the Beneficiary nor the Trustee has any actual notice of any person having or
Arbor Heights ID R2152303,
$805,000, 02/26/18.
claiming to have any lien upon or interest in the real property hereinabove described subsequent to the interest of the
North Bethany Partners
Trustee in the trust deed, or of any successor in interest to the Grantor or of any lessee or other person in possession of or
LLC to Sang Hun Lee and occupying the property. Any person named in ORS 86.753 has the right, at any time prior to five days before the date last
Jun Young Lee, 13061 NW
set for the sale, to have this foreclosure proceeding dismissed and the trust deed reinstated by payment to the Beneficiary
Findley St., Portland 97229,
Lot 10 Findley Heights ID of the entire amount then due (other than such portion of the principal as would not then be due had no default occurred)
R2194104, $760,900, and by curing any other default complained of herein that is capable of being cured by tending the performance required
02/28/18.
under the promissory note or trust deed, and in addition to paying the sums or tendering the performance necessary to
Mission Homes Northwest
LLC to Kosuke Hirota,
cure the default, by paying all costs and expenses actually incurred in enforcing the obligation and trust deed, together
with Trustee’s and attorney’s fees. Without limiting the trustee’s disclaimer of representations or warranties, Oregon
13893 NW Gargany St.,
Portland 97229, Lot 3 law requires the trustee to state in this notice that some residential property sold at a trustee’s sale may have been used
Mission Oaks ID R2199181,
$749,900, 02/28/18. in manufacturing methamphetamines, the chemical components of which are known to be toxic. Prospective purchasers
Lawrence Baron and of residential property should be aware of this potential danger before deciding to place a bid for this property at the
Victoria A. Harriman to trustee’s sale. In construing this notice, the word “Grantor” includes any successor in interest of Grantor, as well as any
Paul M. Saunders and Ellen
Hall Saunders, 36 Galleon
other person owing an obligation the performance of which is secured by the Trust Deed and their successors in interest;
the word “Trustee” includes any successor trustee; and the word “Beneficiary” includes any successor in interest of
St., Marina Del Rey, Calif.
90292, Lots 78/79 Bonny
Beneficiary named in the Trust Deed.
Slope ID R596251, $700,000,
02/28/18.
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VIEWPOINT
The Business Journal welcomes letters to the editor
R GOOD WEEK, BAD WEEK
GOOD WEEK
OREGON HOOPS
Last week in this space, we sneered at
the failures of UO and OSU to make the
NCAA men’s basketball tournament.
We should have looked beyond those
units. Teams from the schools have
both made the Sweet 16 in the Women’s
NCAA hoops tourney. OSU plays Baylor
today while UO plays Central Michigan
on Saturday.
BAD WEEK
BARTELS FARMS
The Eugene slaughterhouse and meat-
packing operation said Monday it will
close and lay off its 142 workers. Bartels
Farms said a few employees could stay
on to help with the liquidation of the
business. The company had temporarily
shuttered over operational issues,
which hurt its ability to sell altogether.
GOOD WEEK
HILLSBORO HOPS
The short-season Class A team is one of
33 rosters participating in Minor League
Baseball’s new Copa de la Diversión.
The 165-game event series targets
Hispanic fans and feature culturally
relevant on-field personas. The Hops
will thus become “Los Lúpulos de
Hillsboro” on June 25, July 12, July 17,
Aug. 22 and Sept. 1.
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GUEST COLUMN
Lessons from a year
driving workplace diversity
Puppet’s Tanya Webb reflects on her first year leading
inclusion initiatives at the Portland-based software firm
Tanya Webb is head of diversity, inclusion and equity at Puppet.
BY TANYA WEBB
A
bout a year ago, the leadership
team at Puppet created a
full-time position to lead
its diversity, equity and inclusion
initiatives. The job description boiled
down to a person empowered to ensure
that diversity, inclusion and leadership
are aligned to support Puppet’s
stakeholders — its customers, partners,
employees and community. Nearly a
year into the role, I can attest that it is
as big of an undertaking as it sounds.
Building the critical elements of
diversity, equity and inclusion into
everyday workflows takes a deliberate
focus on change. It’s not easy, but we’ve
made progress and learned a lot in just
a year. Here are three things that I’ve
learned in my new role — and steps you
can take to incorporate DE&I into your
everyday workflow:
Progress requires persistence
Conversations about diversity, and
particularly inclusion, are gaining
share of voice day by day. There
is a critical mass of people saying
great things. The step that follows
— advocating for and changing an
environment — is hard.
I’ve learned that while people
believe in the need for change, taking
action requires an emotional capacity
to relate to how you can be part of the
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change. If someone doesn’t identify
with the problem, they’re less likely
to see the urgency of being part of the
solution or they may not know how to
help. If you’ve never been “watched”
while shopping in a department store
because it was assumed you couldn’t
afford to be there, you may not be
inclined to say or do anything if you
observed this happening to someone
else. And if you were inspired to take
action, you may not know how best to
approach the situation or feel that you
won’t really have an impact.
The fact is, everyone can be part
of the solution. And inspiring people
to believe this, and more importantly,
to engage in driving for change, is
more than a challenge. This kind of
change requires introspection and
ally training, among other things. It
isn’t something that can be fixed with
a single project or program. It takes
patience, persistence and gumption.
Programs or strategies
aren’t plug-and-play
What works for one company may
not work for another. Every company
has its own history, identity and
values. Creating a change in how
diverse, equitable and inclusive a
work environment is requires a
true understanding of the existing
environment. The leadership team
has a responsibility to understand and
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CATHY CHENEY
acknowledge behavior that needs to be
changed.
The solution is never a perfect
replica of what has worked at another
company, because no two are precisely
the same.
Progress extends beyond
the four walls
Puppet’s core values are the foundation
of our culture and one of them —
“Community empowered. Empowering
community” — enforces that we are
stronger, have better results and move
faster because we partner with people
and organizations beyond our walls.
We feel a responsibility to help
drive diversity, equity and inclusion
initiatives by engaging with our
community. We can’t do this alone nor
should we do this alone. It will take a
collective effort and if your company
doesn’t already have a DE&I program,
a good way to start the conversation
is through Techtown PDX. There,
companies can learn more about how
we’re all driving for positive changes in
the workplace and in our community,
together.
We strive for progress everyday
and as I reflect on my time as head
of diversity, equality and inclusion
at Puppet, I’m excited and confident
about the change to come.
35  PORTLAND BUSINESS JOURNAL
‘Creating the future’ at Linfield
NEW PRESIDENT MILES DAVIS ON EMBRACING AN ENTREPRENEURIAL MINDSET
Miles Davis will start as the new
president of Linfield College in July.
M MILES
iles Davis wasn’t necessarily
looking for a new job when
a connection he’d met at a
higher education conference reached
out to say he’d found the perfect school
for Davis: Linfield College.
He was right.
In Linfield, a private school in
McMinnville with just under 2,300
students, Davis found values that
resonate with him and potential he
hopes to capitalize upon.
Davis will become president of
Linfield on July 1, taking over for
Thomas Hellie, who is retiring after
12 years at the helm. He comes to
Linfield from Shenandoah University
in Virginia, where he’s dean of the
business school and heads up the
Institute of Entrepreneurship, which
he founded. He has also worked as a
managing consultant and principal
for technology equipment and services
company Electronic Data Systems
Corp., and has served on the boards of
other publicly traded companies.
Davis, Linfield’s first African-
American president, sat down with the
Business Journal to discuss his views
on higher education and his plans for
the future of Linfield.
What kinds of values did the folks
at Linfield talk about that resonated
with you? One is the way they spoke
about being a liberal arts college.
Unfortunately, the term “liberal arts”
has come to mean something different
than what it actually is about. The
word “liberal” is not about liberal
or conservative, it’s about freedom.
The liberal arts are something that
was taught in Roman and Greek
civilizations to citizens, it’s part of what
THE PBJ INTERVIEW
TIMOTHY D. SOFRANKO | LINFIELD COLLEGE
signified their freedom. Understanding
history and culture allows people
DAVIS to be successful and productive in
society. Linfield College also values
diversity. Diversity is another word
Title: Starting July 1,
president of Linfield we need to be clear on: diversity isn’t
College about minorities, it’s about difference.
Previous: Dean of the (Linfield) values diverse populations
Shenandoah University because the United States of America is
School of Business and made up of diverse populations.
director of the Institute
for Entrepreneurship;
You have a business background
managing partner
at investment group and the school emphasized the
The Prosperity Fund; “entrepreneur’s mindset” you’ll bring
principal at business to Linfield. Why is that important
consulting firm Davis, at this moment? It’s important not
Adolphe & Gibson.
just for Linfield, but for all of higher
Davis also serves as an
executive mentor at education. A lot of the models that we
the Global Good Fund use to teach are hundreds, in some
in Washington D.C., a cases thousands, of years old. You
leadership development might remember being in class, you
organization for
had somebody just standing in front of
entrepreneurs.
you and pontificating on a subject for
Education: Master of
Business Administration 50 minutes to two hours. At one time,
from Bowie State that might have worked. At one time,
University, Master that was the only way of delivery. But
of Development Plato and Socrates did that thousands
Practice from Harvard of years ago. There is wisdom in that,
Graduate School of
Education and PhD in but we need to change and evolve the
Organizational Behavior method of teaching today. We have the
and Management from capability to learn in a day what, if you
George Washington were born 100 years ago, might have
University School of taken an entire lifetime to learn. What
Business.
entrepreneurs do is create the future,
Personal: Davis has
they envision what’s possible. While
three children, ages
21, 18 and 10. His wife, it’s important to embrace the past, it’s
Naomi Pitcock, will be also important to prepare for the future.
a professor in Linfield’s That’s what I hope to bring to Linfield
School of Nursing. to meet the needs of student and
employers.
How do you plan to work with
business leaders here? There’s an
important dynamic tension: employers
need people who can do a particular
job. They also need people who are
adaptable to jobs that don’t exist yet. So
what they need the most is people who
are not just well educated, but have also
learned how to learn, how to be flexible
and how to respond to changing times.
That’s the nature of an interconnected
global economy. If you look on the
back of your iPhone, you’ll see a little
inscription that says “Designed by
Apple in California. Assembled in
China.” The labor in manufacturing
has largely been outsourced to other
countries, not the high-end thinking
at the creative level. One of the things I
would like to do to engage employers is
to talk not just about present needs, but
also where is your business going?
What are your goals for your first
year or so at Linfield? Unfortunately,
those days of being quietly effective
are passed. We have to let people know
about all the great things that are going
on at Linfield, we have to engage in
marketing and branding. And I don’t
mean “branding” in a vulgar way, we
just have to promote what we’re doing.
There are incredible things happening
on the campus, but only those who
know, know. We have to clear up some
misconceptions: people automatically
assume that education at a private
institution is more expensive than
at a public institution, but that may
not necessarily be true. Scholarships
are available, and Linfield has one
of the highest four-year graduation
rates, so students can get done in four
years rather than in six like at other
institutions, which saves money.
Coming from Virginia, what do you
think of Oregon? Virginia is a very
friendly state overall, but there are
some people, and unfortunately
maybe you’ve seen that in the press,
who don’t understand that the Civil
War only lasted until 1865. I live in
the Shenandoah Valley (in Virginia)
and I’ll be moving to the Willamette
Valley, they’re both gorgeous but the
greenery and the height of the trees
here, it’s amazing. There are real
mountains here. And in Oregon, it
seems there’s much more of a live-
and-let-live attitude. People seem to be
more accepting of who you are. One
thing that would be a very commons
question in Virginia is, “What do
you do?” Because often I’m the only
African-American in the room, and
people are wondering, what qualifies
him to be here? I have talked to several
people in coffee shops in Portland and
not once did someone ask me what I’m
doing here. I was treated as a person,
not a skin color.
— Clare Duffy
 who celebrated 23 years of championing education, equity and excellence
inside and outside of the classroom. We would especially like to thank
presenting sponsor Bank of America, our corporate sponsors and everyone
who purchased a table, a ticket and raised their paddle. Your support makes
this work possible.

A SPECIAL EMERGING SPONSORS: PADDLE RAISE DONORS

T HA N K YO U Angeli Law Group LLC

INDIVIDUAL SPONSORS:
Christine Barbour Arima Schumann
Bridgetown Wealth
City of Portland Fund of OCF
Management
We extend our deepest gratitude to Carilyn Alexander
Comcast Concordia University
Master of Ceremonies Courtenay Hameister, Christine Barbour
The Greenbrier David Douglas
Musical Guest Edna Vazquez, and to Companies, Inc. School District Cole Mills
Featured Comedian Cristela Alonzo whose NW Natural Education Northwest Dan Ryan
infectious smile and spot-on comedy Portland Tribune Gresham-Barlow School David & Barbara
provided the laughter we all needed. Vernier Software &
District Underriner
And to Trever Cartwright of Coraggio Group, Technology Jennifer Messenger ECONorthwest
Heilbronner
Karis Stoudamire-Phillips of Moda Health, Hood to Coast
as well as all of our school and community Jonathan Blasher & Metro Race Series
CORPORATE SPONSORS:
partners for bringing home the heart June and John Schumann IBEW Local Union 48
Alaska Air
of our mission and reminding us of the Latino Network Jordan Brand
Avangrid Renewables
importance of working together to do Legacy Health Karen Whitman &
Bassetti Architects
Lewis & Clark College Brad Shiley
what is right for all kids. CBRE
Merrill & Trunzo Liz Large &
Columbia Sportswear Blaine Morley
Mt. Hood
Coraggio Group Marta & Ken Thrasher
Community College
ESCO Corporation Pat & Tony Trunzo
Multnomah County
Gary McGee & Co. LLP Peggy Maguire
Native American Youth
GBD Architects and Family Center Stacey Dodson,
Graham Crow Benefit U.S. Bank
Auctions Kate Brown The Donis Family
IBEW Local 48 Oregon State Parks The Greenbrier
iQ Credit Union Foundation and Oregon Companies, Inc.
Parks & Recreation
JPMorgan Chase & Co. The Safeway Foundation
Department
KPMG LLP Tracy Curtis &
Portland Association
Rick Nagore
Mahlum of Teachers
Travis & Christine Merrill
Marcia Kies & Rebecca Portland Community
Green, Realtors at the College
Hasson Company Portland Public Schools
Moda Health Portland State University
Mortenson Technology Association
O’Neill Construction of Oregon
Group Travel Portland
Port of Portland Trillium Family Services
Portland General Electric University of Portland
Precision Castparts Corp. Warner Pacific University
Prosper Portland Worksystems, Inc.
The Boeing Company
TriMet
United Healthcare allhandsraised.org
Wieden+Kennedy @allhandsraised

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS!