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If updating your wardrobe is on your list for the summer, chances are you want to do it right this time.

West End

The West End is no longer just the less-skyscrapery, less-warehousey confluence of downtown and the Pearl. A whirlwind of development and refurbishment has rapidly transformed it from a sparse expanse of flop houses and empty office space into the epicenter of Portland’s high-end shopping. The West End is where Japanese tourists fight with fashion kids … Continue reading West End

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