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A housing project is being proposed for the Lloyd District in Portland.

The project, proposed by , would put a five-story mixed-use building on a block-long site bounded by Northeast Broadway, Welder Street and Second and Third avenues.

Included in the proposal, which will undergo a design advice request by the city design commission Aug. 2, are 65 residential units, 18,000 square feet of retail space and 22,000 square feet of second-level office space. A credit union bank would take up some of the retail space and all of the second-level office space.

Additionally, the proposal includes 60 spaces of underground parking and 23 spaces of ground-level parking.

The proposed site currently is developed with two business buildings owned by Broadway Furniture and two residential houses. Potentially as part of the project, the buildings and houses would be demolished. However, the project is still in its early planning stages, and whether demolition will be part of the final proposal is unclear, according to Liam Thornton, senior vice president of development for Langley.

The project is the latest in a series of housing developments proposed in the Lloyd District. Earlier this year, Langley proposed to develop a 780-unit, four-tower 鈥渟uperblock鈥� between Northeast Multnomah and Holladay streets. On Tuesday, a pre-application conference was held for a proposed 175-unit building on Northeast Multnomah Street.