Home First Development and Do Good Multnomah partnered to develop Findley Commons, a new 35-unit affordable housing project in the South Tabor neighborhood. All 35 units are Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) targeting veterans that are homeless and individuals at risk of homelessness. Twenty (20) units serve veterans with severe mental health issues with rental subsidy from the HUD Veterans Affairs Support Housing (VASH) program. Do Good Multnomah provides PSH services including social work, case management, art therapy, wellness programs, and substance abuse counseling. Findley Commons has office space for counseling, kitchen and laundry on the first floor, lounges on each floor, a bike room, storage and an outdoor patio. The project includes surface parking and is located on a frequent-service bus line.
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Building Profile
| Project Type | New Construction |
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| Location | South Tabor |
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| Regulated Units | 35 |
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| PSH Units | 35 |
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| Total Units | 35 |
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| Status | Open |
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| Bedroom Size | Units |
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| Studio | 15 |
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| 1-Bedroom | 20 |
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| 2-Bedroom | - |
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| 3-Bedroom | - |
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| Affordability | Units |
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| 30% AMI | 20 |
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| 40% AMI | - |
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| 50% AMI | - |
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| 60% AMI | 15 |
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| 80% AMI | - |
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| Unrestricted | - |
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AMI = Area Median Income
Estimated Development Cost
| Total | $7,041,700 |
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| Portland Housing Bureau | $3,621,800 |
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Development Team
- Home First Development, Sponsor
- Do Good Multnomah, Sponsor / Service Partner
- Doug Circosta Architect LLC, Architect
- Beaudin Co., General Contractor
