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Portland City Council Unanimously Approves Zoning Map Changes on 19 Nonprofit-Owned Sites to Accelerate Affordable Housing

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The Affordable Housing Opportunities Project removes zoning barriers on properties owned by public agencies and nonprofit housing providers, arriving amid a sharp decline in the city's multifamily development pipeline. Portland City Council voted unanimously on February 25, 2026, to adopt the Affordable Housing Opportunities Project, a zoning initiative that amends the city's zoning map for […]

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