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Abandoned 148-Unit Burnside Project Underscores Portland’s Worst Construction Drought in 15 Years

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A developer's decision to walk away from a five-story apartment complex on East Burnside Street reflects the financial headwinds stalling residential development citywide, even as officials push aggressive housing targets. A planned 148-unit apartment project at 1336 E. Burnside Street in Portland's Buckman neighborhood has been scrapped, marking the second time a developer has abandoned […]

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