Construction

Central City Concern’s Blackburn Center combines 124 units of affordable housing with an on-site clinic and services for medical and mental health and recovery.

Hazel Heights is Central City Concern’s 153-unit affordable housing development in Hazelwood.

The Portland Housing Bureau purchased the 51-unit East Burnside Apartments after completion and is operating the building, located in the Hazelwood neighborhood, as regulated affordable housing.

The majority of this project has been completed. Sidewalks, street crossings, bikeway facilities, paved paths, and other safety improvements have been constructed on the 150s Neighborhood Greenway and the 100s Neighborhood Greenway. Work is ongoing for a portion of the 4M Neighborhood Greenway.

The NE 122nd Ave RFFA Crossing Improvements project will provide four new enhanced crossings to help meet crosswalk spacing guidelines and improve safety and access along NE 122nd Avenue.

The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) is planning to make safety improvements along the three-mile section of SE Stark Street between SE 108th Avenue and SE 162nd Avenue.

The122nd Avenue Plan identifies improvements to increase safety and improve access for all. Plan recommendations include changes to the street cross-section, additional enhanced crossings, lighting, signal changes, and more.

The Nick Fish is a mixed-income, mixed-use development in the Gateway area providing 52 affordable units and commercial space for office and retail uses.

Fora Health, formerly DePaul Treatment Centers, has completed a new 70-bed facility in outer Southeast Portland for its alcohol and drug use treatment programs.

Gateway to Opportunity will invest in more convenient transit connections, encourage bicycling, and contribute to increased safety, to enhance the quality of life and provide better connections to schools, parks, neighborhood businesses, and public transit for all East Portlanders.

As part of a large signals package, PBOT and the Safe Routes to School program have designated five locations where contractors will build new pedestrian traffic signals and beacons. The five intersections are located on key school walking routes across Portland.

PBOT construction crews will fill sidewalk gaps and build or upgrade corners and curb ramps to improve walking access between NE Couch Ct and NE Glisan along 113th Avenue.

The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) is planning to make safety improvements along SE Stark Street between SE 108th Avenue and SE 162nd Avenue.

Construction crews will install traffic calming speed bumps on SE 117th Ave between E Burnside St and SE Market St in the Mill Park and Hazelwood neighborhoods.