5 Portland CRE Firms Growing Fast Enough To Land A Spot On Inc. 5000 List

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Five Portland commercial real estate firms have landed on the Inc. 5000 list this year. The list uses firms' three-year growth rate for annual revenue to determine the nation's fastest-growing companies. Here are the CRE firms on the list.

No. 3870: Fortis Construction

3-year growth rate: 77%

Most recent annual revenue: $469M

Fortis specializes in data center, healthcare, higher education and office construction. The company has made the Inc. 5000 list eight times and employs 165 people.

No. 3371: Commercial Design Systems

3-year growth rate: 97%

Most recent annual revenue: $11.2M

CDS designs and manufactures retail and grocery interior environments. This is the company's third year on the Inc. 5000 list. Its work in Tigard's Whole Foods is pictured here.

No. 3251: Joseph Bernard LLC

3-year growth rate: 103%

Most recent annual revenue: $2.4M

Also featured as one of Oregon's fast-growing brokerage firms, Joseph Bernard specializes in multifamily investment real estate and apartment brokerage.

No. 3170: Centrex Construction

3-year growth rate: 106%

Most recent annual revenue: $21.9M

Centrex Construction specializes in aviation real estate and also works in automotive, office and multifamily architecture, engineering and construction management services.

No. 2168: G2 Consultants

3-year growth rate: 170%

Most recent annual revenue: $2.9M

G2 offers regulatory compliance consulting, specializing in environmental issues and knowledge in health hazard evaluations, risk assessment, waste management and indoor air quality evaluations.

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