Meridian Gardens

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Central City Concern has built 85 units of recovery-oriented affordable housing in the Powellhurst-Gilbert neighborhood as the second phase of its Cedar Commons development.
Rendering of Meridian Gardens, a four story gray and wood building.
Fall 2024

Meridian Gardens is Central City Concern’s (CCC) new 85-unit affordable housing development planned for the Powellhurst-Gilbert neighborhood in outer Southeast Portland. The project provides Single Room Occupancy (SRO) and studio units to individuals and couples experiencing or at risk of homelessness who are in Substance Use Disorder treatment or recovery. The site is adjacent to Cedar Commons Phase 1, a Permanent Supportive Housing community serving chronically homeless individuals. Meridian Gardens expands upon CCC’s campus of supportive housing buildings by providing recovery-specific services, with a peer-delivered services approach that has been the cornerstone of Central City Concern’s programs for over 40 years.

Amenities at Meridian Gardens include common kitchens and community rooms, recovery group rooms, a supportive services office, resident gym, and large shared outdoor courtyard. A gardening area with raised beds is shared with Cedar Commons. Tenants have convenient access to the Division Street Bus Rapid Transit line to Downtown Portland, and a grocery store, pharmacy, and other commercial services are located less than a half-mile from the project on SE 122nd Ave.

For questions about unit availability and leasing:

Rental office

Building Profile

Project TypeNew Construction
LocationPowellhurst-Gilbert
Regulated Units85
PSH Units65
Total Units85
StatusOpen
Bedroom SizeUnits
SRO60
Studio25
1-Bedroom-
2-Bedroom-
3-Bedroom-
AffordabilityUnits
30% AMI70
40% AMI-
50% AMI15
60% AMI-
80% AMI-
Unrestricted-

AMI = Area Median Income

Estimated Development Cost

Total$30,593,753
Portland Housing Bureau$13,365,160

Development Team

  • Central City Concern, Sponsor / Service Provider
  • Ankrom Moisan, Architect
  • Walsh Construction, General Contractor
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