Chasing Ghosts

The Financial Challenges of Portland’s Biggest Eyesore Come to a Head, But Aren’t Over

By Nigel Jaquiss

A Las Vegas Developer Planned to Turn a House Into Apartments. He Didn’t.

By Lucas Manfield

A Defunct Grocery Co-op Isn’t Going Quietly

By Nigel Jaquiss

It Was Portland’s Hottest Nightclub, Until It Burned Down

By Lucas Manfield

A Hollywood Dive Never Made It Back

By Nigel Jaquiss

A Centrally Located Bike Shop Morphs Slowly Into New Apartments

By Nigel Jaquiss

A Venerable Lloyd Neighborhood Garage Showcases Street Artists

By Nigel Jaquiss

An Adult Foster Home Fell Into Disrepair After Its Operator’s Death

By Sophie Peel

Patrons of the Mall 205 DMV Are Pissed Off by Its Restroom

By Lucas Manfield

Pacific Market Burned in March. It’s Still Full of Rotting Food.

By Anthony Effinger and Veronica Bianco

A Tiny Building Sits All Alone on a Northeast Portland Concrete Island

By Sophie Peel

Mr. Formal’s Warehouse Was a Casualty of a Shrinking Tuxedo Market

By Lucas Manfield

Once Home to a Cast of Portland’s Fitness Fanatics, Nelson’s Nautilus Gym Is No More

By Sophie Peel

Thrashed Building in Sellwood Languishes Amid Thriving Markets, Restaurants

By Anthony Effinger

Eclectic Kitchen on Fremont Is Frozen in Time, Like Pompeii

By Anthony Effinger