Homeless services nonprofit strikes lease-to-own deal with NWEA for seven-story property long left vacant Portland's nonprofit sector is seeing a shift in how organizations approach their long-term real estate strategies, with Central City Concern's planned acquisition of the Everett Building in Old Town Chinatown serving as a recent example of this trend. The homeless services […]
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