Alex Jensen//December 27, 2022//

| $500,000 Address: 9475 N. Horseshoe Ave., Portland Applicant: Henry Foster of Zochert Fence Co. Owner: Prologis LP of Denver Contractor: Jason Reid (Reid Remodeling LLC) Work calls for an eight-foot-tall metal fence and three rolling access gates to be installed. |
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$700,000 Address: Parkview Building, 575 S.W. Sheridan St., Portland Applicant: Jenny Evans of Walsh Construction Owner: Terwilliger Plaza Contractor: Tom Mitchell (Walsh Construction) Work calls for a storefront, curtains and canopies for the 10-story independent living building under construction in Southwest Portland. |
| $33,887,349 Address: 1988 N.W. Savier St., Portland Applicant: Michael Nielson of SERA Architects Owner: CI-GS Slabtown LLC of San Francisco Contractor: Greystar Development and Construction of Houston The southern building of the Slabtown Savier development will be seven stories and hold 213 market-rate apartments and parking. The project was approved by the Portland Design Commission in December 2021 as part of a two-building proposal. The building permit for the project’s northern building – a five-story, 151-unit market-rate apartment building – was issued in late-November. |
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$603,953 Address: 1230 N.E. 106th Ave., Portland Applicant: Nathan Arnold of Faster Permits Owner: Teamster Local #223 Building Corp. Contractor: Pat Brady (Western Construction of Vancouver, Washington) The tenant improvement for a new veterinary office calls for a modification to the interior walls to create exam rooms, offices, storage, x-ray rooms, a lounge and a reception area. |
| $12,552,594 Address: 11270 N.E. Holman St., Portland Applicant: Nathan Arnold of Faster Permits Owner: Holman PDX Real Estate of Vancouver, Washington Contractor: Not listed. Plans call for a new two-story automotive service facility with a reception area and a three-lane service drive. |
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$12,750,000 Address: Kafoury Court, 4066 N.E. Grand Ave., Portland Applicant: Nicholas Papaefthimiou of Design Research Office Owner: Portland Community Reinvest Initiatives Contractor: Colas Construction The new residential building would include 40 units of affordable housing, long-term and short-term bike parking. The project is seeking to achieve a gold rating through the Earth Advantage Multifamily Homes 2012 Standard, according to the building permit. Work would also include site improvements such as a new entry plaza along Northeast Grand, landscaped courtyards along the east and south sides of the site and a screened service access yard. |
| $6,159,122 Address: Legacy Emanuel Medical Center, 2801 N. Gantenbein Ave., Portland Contractor: Total Mechanical of Camas, Washington An upgrade to the south plant chiller on the lower level includes installation of new ductwork, grilles, cooling towers, water cooled chillers, circulating pumps and more. Alterations also include plumbing and electrical. |
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$7,504,218 Address: Legacy Emanuel Medical Center, 2801 N. Gantenbein Ave., Portland Contractor: Jim Conway of ASI Structures An upgrade to the south plant chiller on the lower level includes demolition and installation of building foundation in certain areas, a new access hatch, a new retaining wall, a chain link fence with a gate and a new housekeeping pad in the courtyard. Alterations also include flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical. |
| $500,000 Address: Legacy Hopewell House Hospice, 6171 S.W. Capitol Highway, Portland Contractor: Green Gables Design and Restoration Exterior work calls for restripe the parking lot, new curbs, new windows, a repair of the trash enclosure and replace windows. The interior tenant improvement includes demolition and addition of walls to create a single room, a bathroom, an office, new doors, and to remodel existing single rooms and the nurse’s station. Alterations also include ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical. |
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$1,955,338 Address: Providence Portland Medical Center, 4805 N.E. Glisan St., Portland Contractor: Balfour Beatty Construction A tenant improvement to the Emergency Department on the first floor calls for demolition and addition of walls to create a waiting room, bathrooms, a bathroom with a shower, a soiled work room, a clean room, a nurse’s station and patient rooms. Alterations would also include ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical. |