Portland Diamond Project agrees to purchase site for future baseball stadium
The 33-acre site is south of downtown on the Willamette River. The group working to bring Major League Baseball to Portland took a big step in its mission with an agreement to purchase a 33-acre stadium site on the South Waterfront.
Due diligence is under way as the Portland Diamond Project looks to potentially buy Zidell Yards and construct a ballpark.
The city aims to strengthen its case for a franchise with the league hoping to start expansion process ahead of 2029.
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