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M. Carter Commons Begins Construction
Northwest Housing Alternatives and the Urban League of Portland to bring 62 affordable homes for seniors to the Overlook neighborhood.
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Cesar Apartments Acquired for Permanent Supportive Housing
With PHB funding support, Home Forward has acquired the recently-constructed Cesar Apartments, a 47-unit building in Richmond, to convert into Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) for those exiting chronic homelessness. This strategy allows for new PSH to come online faster than new construction.
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The Jade to Break Ground
APANO and Gorman & Co. are bringing 40 new affordable homes to Powellhurst-Gilbert, in the heart of the Jade District. 26 units will have 2-3 bedrooms for larger families, and the project will include a community garden, play area, and more amenities.
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Q & A: Legin Commons and the Trees at 77th & Division
Legin Commons is a new 124-unit affordable housing development that just began construction at SE 77th Ave and Division St in Montavilla. In this post, PHB answers common questions about the plans for the site, the history of the site and project, and the trees currently located there.
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hollywoodHUB Is the Final Portland Housing Bond Project to Break Ground
The 222-unit affordable housing development is the largest project to receive PHB funding to date.
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The Fairfield Holds Grand Opening Ceremony
Home Forward and the Urban League of Portland have opened the rehabilitated Fairfield Apartments, a 75-unit Permanent Supportive Housing project with studios and Single ROom Occupancy units for individuals exiting homelessness.
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New affordable housing project in desirable North Portland neighborhood breaks ground, will give preference to displaced families
The 75-home complex will give preference to applicants with historical ties to North and Northeast Portland and who have been involuntarily displaced or are at risk of displacement.
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Doors Open at Meridian Gardens
Central City Concern's Meridian Gardens development brings 85 new recovery-oriented affordable homes to Powellhurst-Gilbert, adjacent to their Cedar Commons and Crescent Court developments.
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Portland Housing Bureau Awards Over $40M to Home Forward and Urban League for 230-Unit Affordable Housing Development in the Broadway Corridor
This 14-story project will be the first to go vertical in the larger Broadway Corridor site, overseen by Prosper Portland; on-site amenities to include an Early Learning Center and a Workforce Development Center, a playground, and a community garden.
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