Erickson Fritz workforce housing project nears completion
Innovative Housing led a $15.9 million Old Town Chinatown project to convert the Erickson building and the adjacent Fritz building into the 62-unit Erickson Fritz Apartments.
Micro apartments planned for Division Street
Crews from Portland-based general contractor Joseph Hughes Construction will likely break ground on the Division Street Apartments in July or August, according to the project's architect.
Tigard plans downtown mixed-use project
With an eye toward making its downtown more walkable, the city of Tigard has approved a new mixed-use development that will include 157 apartments and 2,000 square feet of commercial space.
Multifamily sales still hot in Portland area
2014 was Portland鈥檚 鈥渂est year ever鈥 for apartment sales, and 2015 appears to be following suit, according to a Sperry Van Ness | Bluestone & Hockley senior advisor.
From one building to two
City code requirements led to a design change for The Boathouse multifamily project in Portland.
Portland apartment sales could hit $1.3B by year鈥檚 end
Though the number of apartment buildings sold in the Portland area is down from this time last year, the total amount investors have paid for them is higher.
Multifamily party still raging
Permits are being issued for thousands of apartment units in the Portland area. But when will the boom end?
Multifamily project criticized for lack of parking
Neighbors dislike plans for a Northwest Portland apartment complex with no parking, but the developer says zoning restrictions prevent construction of underground parking.
Anticipating another wave of apartments
With super-low vacancy rates and double-digit rental rate increases, Portland is due to gain a lot more apartments in the years ahead, according to Multifamily NW and its partners.
Metropolitan apartment construction surge predicted
The Portland metropolitan region is set to experience a surge in new apartment construction, according to a new report from local apartment appraisal company Barry & Associates.
Ankeny Apartments:42 more units in Southeast Portland
After dropping in price by a couple hundred thousand dollars, a property on East Burnside Street has finally caught the eye of interested developers.
Apartments: where density and parking interests collide
Whether apartment parking should be required in new development has been dominating commercial real estate headlines recently. In the discussions around this topic, we need to consider not just […]
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