New Seasons one of first tenants to open at Progress Ridge
New Seasons Market will open the doors of its 11th location on Sept. 14 as part of the grand opening of Progress Ridge TownSquare, a Gramor Development project in Beaverton. The 41,000-square-foot New Seasons will serve as one of the development’s anchor tenants.
Beaverton schools support urban renewal plan, but want their own levy
Nearly three months after stating that it supports an urban renewal plan that would redirect future property tax dollars away from schools, the Beaverton School Board is asking voters for […]
3 developers qualify for Beaverton housing project
The city of Beaverton is one step closer to finding a developer to create workforce housing on a land parcel it purchased earlier this year.
Progress Ridge signs five tenants, now 85 percent leased
Thanks to five new leases the new 20-acre, $100 million Progress Ridge TownSquare development in Beaverton is now 85 percent leased.
Beaverton looking for developer to help with city-owned site
Beaverton city officials want to use a site for a multi-story, mixed-use development, which would include workforce and mixed-income housing over retail space.
Sustainability conference brings students and civic leaders to Beaverton
Students from Beaverton’s six sister cities are attending the first International Sustainability Leadership program. For the final three days of the three-week conference that started Monday, the mayors of each city will come together for a unique networking event.
Beaverton permit department improving in contractor outreach, study finds
A new survey conducted by Trudy Cooper & Associates has found that the city of Beaverton’s Community Development Department is improving its communication with developers and contractors.
2 Beaverton apartments sell for $53.9M
A couple of LLCs owned by Clyde Holland of the Vancouver-based Holland Residential, has purchased two apartment buildings in Beaverton for a combined price of $53.9 million.
Beaverton City Council approves urban renewal plan
The Beaverton City Council has given its approval for a new $151 million urban renewal plan in the city's downtown.
Beaverton receives support for urban renewal plan
Beaverton city officials have received unanimous support for the proposed downtown urban renewal plan from the public service providers the plan would financially affect.
Tualatin Hills park district approves Beaverton urban renewal plan
The Tualatin Hills Park and Recreation board, an entity that is impacted by urban renewal, has given a nod of approval to the city of Beaverton’s plan to implement a $151 million urban renewal area.
First Beaverton Downtown Forum to focus on urban renewal plan
Beaverton Community Development Director Don Mazziotti will speak on the city’s plans for a new downtown urban renewal area as part of the new Beaverton Downtown Forum.
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