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Portland Convention Center Plans On Track

By Hotel BusinessMarch 13, 20011 Min Read
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PORTLAND, OR Despite a slowdown in the local lodging industry, officials here said they are confident that the lagging growth in visitor taxes will still generate enough money to support the $325 million deal to expand the Oregon Convention Center and boost the local tourism economy. The deal, supported by a 2.5% tax on hotel and car rental receipts, includes $135 million in bonds to expand the convention center, renovate PGE Park and pay for improvements to the Portland Center for the Performing Arts. (3/13/01)

SOURCE:The Oregonian

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