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High Street Residential’s 369-Unit Apartment Complex at Cedar Hills Shopping Center Breaks Ground in Beaverton

April 27, 20263 Mins read1.1k
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Trammell Crow Company's residential arm replaces underused parking at the aging retail center with three mid-rise buildings and ground-floor shops, betting that Portland's thinning construction pipeline and sustained renter demand make this the right moment to build. High Street Residential is breaking ground on a 369-unit market-rate apartment community that will replace a large swath […]

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