This mass-timber construction project from Upright Development Works brings 105 affordable homes to the Hazelwood neighborhood within walking distance of a MAX stop, grocery stores, and medical offices.
Developed by Portland Community Reinvestment Initiatives (PCRI), Kafoury Court brings 40 new units of Permanent Supportive Housing to the King neighborhood of Northeast Portland. The building will feature an all-electric design.
Community Development Partners has produced 89 new units of Permanent Supportive Housing in a 12-story mass timber construction tower in the West End neighborhood of Downtown Portland.
Sabin CDC is developing the Nicole Sandoval Apartments, a new 78-unit affordable housing complex in the King neighborhood of Northeast Portland. PHB provided pass-through Portland Clean Energy Community Benefit Fund (PCEF) grant funds to support the project's ambitious energy efficiency goals.
Northwest Housing Alternatives (NHA) and Urban League of Portland partnered to develop and build 62 units of senior housing in the Overlook neighborhood, with priority for those on the N/NE Preference Policy waitlist.
Community Development Partners (CDP) and Self Enhancement Inc. (SEI) partnered to develop 75 rental units on property sold to PHB by the Strong Family, prioritizing those on the N/NE Preference Policy waitlist.
On the corner of NE Alberta Street and NE Mallory Avenue, CDP will construct eight 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath permanently affordable townhomes with priority to families on the N/NE Preference Policy waitlist.
A partnership between Adre and PCRI is bringing 85 affordable homes for rent, 20 affordable homes for purchase, and a Black Business Hub to a vacant block owned by Legacy Health. The development aims to help revitalize the historic Black neighborhood of Albina.
Construction is ongoing. The entire project will take about a year and a half to complete which is around February 2027.
Environmental Services is constructing a project to upgrade the 42-year-old Lombard Pump Station in North Portland and repair 4,800 feet of force main. The improvements will accommodate growth and future demands on the sewer system, improve reliability, and safety and public health.
Project design will continue through 2026. Construction is anticipated to begin in April of 2027 and take up to two years to complete.
Environmental Services is designing a project on Port of Portland property to relocate and replace the Alderwood Pump Station, located at 7201 NE Alderwood Road. The pump station, constructed in 1984, is 40+ years old and needs to be replaced to meet standards for operations, safety, and capacity.
The Cully and 57th Complete Street Project will improve multimodal safety between NE Prescott and Klickitat streets and will include walkway improvements, accessibility upgrades, enhanced crossings, improved bike lanes, transit enhancements, and a full signal rebuild at NE Fremont Street.
Safety upgrades on SE Stark and Washington (92nd to 108th) by the Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT). Safer lane configuration, parking, signals, crossings, and more. Project elements, map, timeline, and online open house. Subscribe to email list.
The new Steel Bridge Skatepark site will be a signature skatepark and plaza in Old Town. It is approximately 63,000 square foot teardrop-shaped parcel with around 33,000 square feet of skateable terrain bounded by NW Naito Pkwy to the east, NW 1st Ave to the west, and NW Everett St to the south.
Community Partners for Affordable Housing (CPAH) will redevelop the Portland Value Inn, located in the West Portland Park neighborhood, to create a 96-unit multifamily redevelopment targeting families.
This project is in the pre-design phase. Construction is expected to begin in 2028.
Environmental Services is beginning preliminary work to design a sewer and stormwater project in the Hillsdale and SW Hills Neighborhoods, just south of Council Crest. The project will improve stormwater management to reduce flooding and support healthy habitat.
Project design will continue through early 2026. Construction is anticipated to begin in July of 2026 and take a year to complete.
Environmental Services is designing a project to replace and upsize 179 feet of public sewer pipe under railroad tracks in Southeast Portland. This will accommodate future growth with redevelopment of the Opera Blocks and decrease the risks of sewer backups, basement flooding, and street flooding.
Construction on the emergency repairs within the PBOT Maintenance Yard are currently taking place. All other work related to the Beech Trunk Sewer Project are complete.
Environmental Services has finished construction on a project to repair large-diameter trunk sewer pipes near Interstate-5 and N Interstate Ave. This project will reduce the risks of basement sewer backups, flooding, and emergency repairs in the future.
As part of this project, the Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) will make critical pedestrian improvements to 82nd Avenue, including sidewalk infill and street tree planting in select locations between SE Foster Road and SE Clatsop Street.
Developed by Home Forward and the Urban League of Portland, the Broadway Corridor Affordable Housing development will be a 14-story mixed-used building with 229 affordable units ranging from studios to 3-bedrooms, and will be the first building to begin construction at Broadway Corridor.