Housing Authority of Clackamas County
Palindrome Opens 121-Unit Vuela Affordable Housing Project Over Food Bank and Transit Hub in Wilsonville
The mixed-use development stacks 121 income-restricted apartments atop a food pantry, a SMART transit center and a community food hall, anchoring a public-private...
Related Northwest, Clackamas Housing Authority Open 275 Affordable Homes at Hillside Park in Milwaukie
First phase of 14-acre redevelopment delivers two complexes backed by $41.6MM in Metro Bond funding, with more than 225 additional units to follow...
Related Northwest, Clackamas County Cut Ribbon on 275-Unit Hillside Park, Largest Metro Bond Project in County
The $41.6MM-backed opening marks the first phase of a 16-acre redevelopment that will ultimately deliver more than 500 income-restricted homes in Milwaukie’s Ardenwald...
Portland Suburb’s Novel Housing Model Offers $250,000 Homes in Market Where Median Tops $526,000
Clackamas County development uses community land trust structure to make homeownership accessible to moderate-income buyers In a region grappling with one of the...
Lake Oswego Breaks Ground on $14.5MM El Nido Affordable Housing Community
El Nido project tests whether sustainability and income-restricted housing can coexist in affluent suburbs A new 54-unit apartment complex breaking ground this week...
Seneca Development Moves Forward with 204-Unit Residential Complex in Portland with Purchase of Project Site
By The Registry Staff Plans for a shuttered Rite Aid store in Southeast Portland to be redeveloped into a 200-plus-unit multifamily complex continue...
Report: Portland Multifamily Market Finds Stability Amid Cooling Development and Rising Sale Prices
The Portland multifamily market in Q2 2025 is entering a phase of cautious stability, with key fundamentals showing modest shifts and muted volatility....
275-Unit Affordable Residential Project Hillside Park in Milwaukie, Ore., Scheduled to Break Ground
Three buildings include 275 limited-income apartments and a resilience hub EVENT DETAILS: 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 9, corner of SE...
