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M ill, has an opening fo r a jo u rn e y
level m illw rig h y t. Candidate m ust
be able to prove jo u rn e y level status
either by show ing that they have
com pleted a 4 year apprenticeship
program o r have at least 8 years'
experience m illw rig h tin g . Prefer
experience in pulp and paper in ­
dustry, or other heavy industry. Proof
o f jo u rn e y level status and a resume
m ust accompany the application.
Journey level rate is 419.91 per
hour plus frin g e benefits.
Candidates m ust apply in person o nly
at the Oregon E m ploym ent D iv i­
sion, 818 C om m ercial Street, A sto­
ria, o r at the W ashington E m p lo y ­
ment Service, 711 Vine Street, Kelso,
beginning M onday, N ovem ber 27
from 8 a.m.-5 p.m . and closing
December 11.
FIXED ASSET
ACCOUNTANT
W e have an im m ediate opening fo r a
fix e d asset accountant
Duties w ill include m a intaining our
com puterized fix e d asset records,
preparing m o n th ly , quarterly and
annual reports, p a rticip a tin g in
budget preparation and filin g re­
quired property tax reports.
I f you are a successful candidate you
w ill have m in im u m tw o (2 ) years
o f college education in accounting
o r equivalent. Previous experience
w ith fix e d assets is required; fa ­
m ilia rity w ith the M c C o rm ic k
andDodge F ixed Asset System is a
plus.
I f you are interested in this p osition,
please send yo u r resume to C arl
N elson, Human Resources Dept.,
P.O. B ox 22127, M ilw a u k ie , O R
9 7 2 2 2 . P R IN C IP L E S O N L Y
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REAL ESTATE
CENTURY 21
Peninsula Realty
North Portland
2 Bedroom , 1 B ath, Oversized Garage
on a spacious 1-1/2 lot.
O n ly $36,000
K I M \ l Iti M. ESTATE
HOUSE FOR RENT
N IC E A N D C L E A N , 4 bedrooms, 2
baths. Section 8 preferred. N ice
fenced yard, 1 b lo c k fro m school
bus.
A s k fo r M r. L .H . H arrison, after 5:00
P .M . at 281-8764.
1 Bedroom , Fireplace, D eck, N ice Y ard,
Priced to S ell at $19,500. - Contract.
Northeast Portland
1 Bedroom , D ouble Car Garage, Lo ts o f
Space.
Priced R ig h t at $17,000.
W o n t'tL a s t!!!!!
REAL ESTATE
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NEED FOUR BEDROOM ? $44,950. This
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andtw o upstairs. There's a large yard fo r
the kids to play. The home is clean and
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Frank 287 - 287-8989 o r 287-1476
(A gent).
A Little Bit Country
3 Bedroom, 2-1/2 Baths,
Ranch - Full Basement
with Family Room and
Oversize Lot.
Contract Terms
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Integrity
Sluggish Apartment Market Inches
Toward Recovery
Strong operations m anagem ent gave
the n atio n 's sagging apartment m arket a
m uch-needed financial boost in 1988, a
new research study has concluded. But a
com plete m arket recovery still has a long
way to go.
C om pared to 1987, operating ratios
(total expenses as a percentage o f total
collections) for m ulti-fam ily properties
stabilized o r im proved, with costs now
taking the sam e, or a slightly sm aller, bit
from ow ners’ income.
This reversal of the past three years'
dow nw ard trend appears to be due to more
aggressive m anagem ent in response to soft
m arkets and overbuilding in several areas
o f the country, reports the 1989 edition o f
the Income/Expense Analysis: Conventional
Apartm ents, published by the Interstate o f
Real Estate M anagem ent (1REM).
The annual survey analyzes operating
data o f over 5,000 conventionally financed
properties in the U.S. and Canada (high-
rises, low -rises, and garden buildings).
Changes in operating ratios ranged from
only a 0.4 percent increase for garden pro j­
ects (i.e., costs consum ed only 0.4 percent
more o f incom e in 1988 than in 1987) to a
0.8 percent decrease for 12-to-24-unit low-
rises.
A nother positive sign is that net o p er­
ating income for all building types increased
slightly or held steady in 1988-- a m ajor
im provem ent over 1987. The biggest in ­
crease was at high-rise com plexes (5.4
percent). H igh-rises also continued to gen­
erate the greatest operating revenues, at
43.69 per square foot.
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A lthough total operating costs were up
from 1987, the rate o f increase slowed
dramatically. Increases in 1988 ranged from
only 2 percent to 3.5 percent, com pared to
the previous y ear’s 3 percent to 8 percent.
The apartment m arket still has plenty
o f progress to make, how ever. Rental rates
for all building types in 1988 rose only 3
percent or less from 1987. Com petition for
tenants in some overbuilt m arkets held
increases to a m inim um , while the trend in
very soft m arkets was a lowering of rents.
After two years of declines, utility costs
suddenly soared for all building types. This
was prim arily due to 1989's drought and
extrem ely hot sum mer, w hich caused many
tenants to increase their use of air condi­
tioners, hum idifiers, etc. at com plexes that
pay for their residents' electricity.
Elevator buildings were hardest hit,
with a 10 percent increase (to $.87 per
square foot). Low-rise and garden build­
ings reported utility cost hikes of 7 percent
to 8.2 percent.
M aintenance and repair costs also
jum ped for all building types except larger
low -rises.
U ncollected income due to vacancies
and other rent loss fell in 1988, but only
negligibly (0.2 percent to 1 percent), while
sm all low-rises reported a 0.5 percent in­
crease. Ranging from 5.1 percent to 8.7
percent o f income, rent loss is still squeez­
ing properties harder than it did tw o years
earlier.
V acancies and rent loss levels contin­
ued to vary around the country, depending
on local m arket conditions. Soft markets
such as Dallas, Kansas City (M O), and
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4747 N X M artin Lather
King, Jr. Blvd.
Portland, Oregon 97211
C entury 21 P eninsula R ealty
"Home of the Week"
St. Johns Area
$36,900.00
2 Bedroom, Single Family Residence
with attached garage, sculptured 1 & l-l!2 lot well
maintained. Close to Shopping, Schools and Parks.
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ATTENTION RENTERS
R&R Management Can Help You!
We have from one (1) to four (4) bedrooms.
Newly remodeled
Nice, clean for familys who care about how they live.
Sec. 8 We Welcome you
We Look Forward
To Meeting YOU Soon.
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ATTENTION!
GOVERNMENT HOMES
Denver reported rent loss levels as high as
15 percent of total income. Boston still
boasts the lowest vacancy/rcnt loss rates
(less than 3 percent).
The Incom e/Expense Analysis breaks
down apartm ent operating data into several
categories, including building size, age,
and geographical region. The new survey
represents a 5.7 percent larger sample than
last year’s.
The book is designed as a handy re ­
source to help real estate professionals prepare
or evaluate property budgets, appraisals,
acquisition proposals, loan requests, etc.
The 232-page study sells for $ 105, plus
shipping and handling, from IR EM ’s Pub­
lications sales departm ent at 430 N. M ichi­
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Illinois 60610-9025, (312)661-1953, FAX
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8040 N o rth L o m b a rd
P o rtla n d , O re g o n 97203
Business: (503) 286-5826
F A X : (503) 286-8675
Residence: (503) 281-8976
Rose Marie Davis
Sales Associate
Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated
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