Construction

BRIDGE Housing will develop hollywoodHUB to add 222 units of affordable, transit-oriented housing for families and individuals in the Hollywood neighborhood.

Innovative Housing, Inc. is renovating the Clifford to preserve 88 units for highly vulnerable individuals in the Central Eastside URA.

Home Forward will co-locate 84 units of family-focused affordable housing in Cully with a new Workforce Development Center operated by Portland Community College.

Innovative Housing, Inc. will develop 149 units of affordable housing in the SW Corridor serving individuals, families, people with disabilities, and households displaced by the proposed future light rail.

Habitat for Humanity will develop 52 newly constructed townhomes ranging from 2 to 5 bedrooms, prioritizing large and multi-generational families. Through a partnership with Proud Ground, the developed land will be held in a community land trust.

Guerrilla Development Co. will develop Jolene’s Second Cousin, an innovative housing project located in Montavilla. The two-story, 3,600 square foot project consists of 11 single room occupancy (SRO) units targeted to serve very low-income, formerly homeless individuals.

Our Just Future will develop 124 units of affordable housing on 1.61 acres made available for development by Portland Community College. The project will include 63 family-sized units and 20 units at 30% AMI.

73Foster is a new construction project with 64 affordable units, including 29 family-sized units and 22 units of Permanent Supportive Housing, from REACH CDC. It will be located on the SE Foster corridor, connecting diverse neighborhoods and center centers of cultural commerce.

Northwest Housing Alternatives (NHA) and Urban League of Portland will partner 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) will partner to develop rental units on the Strong property, prioritizing those on the N/NE Preference Policy waitlist. The nearby Abbey Lot will be developed concurrently into eight homeownership units.

On the corner of NE Alberta Street and NE Mallory Avenue, CDP and SEI 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.

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.

Habitat for Humanity will develop 50 newly constructed homes in the University Park neighborhood, intended for home ownership to N/NE Preference Policy homebuyers.