The $80MM multigenerational project, backed by $9MM from Metro's voter-approved housing bond, is the second bond-funded community to open in the fast-growing area A second wave of subsidized housing has landed in one of Beaverton's fastest-growing corners. Wishcamper Development Partners, alongside leaders from the city of Beaverton and regional government Metro, will cut the ribbon […]
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