DJC Oregon 2025 Power List
The Daily Journal of Commerce named Seneca Development Co. to its 2025 Power List, an annual recognition of leaders across architecture, engineering, construction and development. Selection was made solely by the DJC editorial team.
Chosen by editors.Solely by the DJC.
The Power List honors people and organizations shaping the built environment. The Daily Journal of Commerce selected this year's honorees through its editorial team alone.
Seneca was recognized for two things: thoughtful, community-focused real estate projects, and an integrated development approach that keeps general contracting and property management in-house.
One team.Build to operate.
Seneca develops, builds and manages its own projects. That structure puts the people who pour the foundation and the people who run the building in the same firm, accountable for the same result.
This recognition reflects the dedication of our entire team and the trusted partnerships we've built across the industry.
Michael Hamilton, President, Seneca Development Co.
December 2025.The special edition.
Seneca's profile will appear in the DJC's special Power List edition, scheduled for December 2025 (DJC). Seneca's standard stays the same: raise the bar for development in every community it serves.
Building Portland.From the ground up.
A vertically integrated multifamily developer in Portland, Oregon, with development, construction and property management under one roof. Seneca raises capital under Rule 506(c) from verified accredited investors only.
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