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High Street Residential Breaks Ground on 369-Unit Transit-Oriented Community at Beaverton’s Cedar Hills Shopping Center

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A Trammell Crow Company-led joint venture has started construction on a 369-unit mixed-use apartment community that will replace most of the 1950s-era Cedar Hills Shopping Center in Beaverton, betting on a Portland metro multifamily market the developer argues is dangerously undersupplied. High Street Residential, the residential arm of Trammell Crow Company, has broken ground on […]

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