Construction

The 80-unit Beatrice Morrow apartments, completed by PCRI in the Eliot neighborhood, serves displaced or longtime residents of North/Northeast Portland under the City’s Preference Policy.

Developed by Palindrome Communities, Oliver Station adds 125 units of affordable, transit-oriented housing to the Lents Town Center.

St. Vincent de Paul has purchased the Oak Leaf Mobile Home Park to preserve 22 affordable homes in Cully.

Home Forward renovated Gladstone Square and Multnomah Manor, two family-focused properties in Northeast and Southeast Portland, to preserve affordable housing and prevent the displacement of low-income households.

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.

Home Forward’s mixed-use, 240-unit Louisa Flowers project, located in the amenity-rich Lloyd District, is the largest affordable housing building completed in Portland in five decades.

Magnolia II by Innovative Housing, Inc. adds 50 units of affordable housing to the Eliot neighborhood, with priority given to displaced or longtime residents of North/Northeast Portland through the City’s Preference Policy.

Cedar Commons, a new development by Related Northwest and Central City Concern in the Powellhurst-Gilibert neighborhood, provides 60 affordable units targeted to people exiting homelessness.

The Henry in Downtown Portland is a 173-unit development owned by Central City Concern that serves some of the city’s most vulnerable residents.

Habitat for Humanity Portland/Metro East has constructed the 30-unit Kenton Townhomes to provide affordable homeownership opportunities for families in the Kenton neighborhood.

The Joyce, from Community Partners for Affordable Housing, is a redevelopment project in Downtown Portland providing 66 units for people exiting homelessness.

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.

Central City Concern rehabilitated its Medford building in Portland’s Old Town to continue providing 60 units of low-barrier affordable housing.

Emmons Place is a new construction and redevelopment project by Northwest Housing Alternatives that will create 144 affordable units in Northwest Portland.

Innovative Housing, Inc. is redeveloping the Anna Mann property to provide 128 affordable rental units in Kerns neighborhood, adjacent to Laurelhurst.

Home Forward will add 147 new affordable units and redevelop 40 existing homes at its family-focused Dekum Court property in Concordia.

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