Lake Oswego mixed-use project moves ahead
The Lake Oswego Development Review Commission has approved a proposal to redevelop property bordered by Kruse Way, Boones Ferry Road and Mercantile Drive.
Photos: Major expansion under way in Lake Oswego
A major expansion under way at the Mary’s Woods retirement community will add nine buildings to the Lake Oswego campus.
Perseverance prevails in suburbia
After enduring neighbors’ opposition, a Lake Oswego mixed-use development is opening with 200 luxury apartments, commercial space and 430 underground parking spaces.
Wizer Block gets new name
The 200-unit luxury apartment project in Lake Oswego will begin leasing this summer under its new name, The Windward.
Wizer Block gets go-ahead from Court of Appeals
The Oregon Court of Appeals this week upheld a decision by the Land Use Board of Appeals to allow the $92 million development to proceed in Lake Oswego.
Cargo rack maker to move headquarters to Lake Oswego
The new headquarters for cargo rack manufacturer Yakima will be in Lake Oswego, thanks to the company’s $20.1 million purchase of the West End Building on 14 acres at 4101 S.W. Kruse Way.
Contractor hired for Wizer Block project
Portland-based PHK Development has hired general contractor Lease Crutcher Lewis to construct a $92 million mixed-use development in downtown Lake Oswego.
LUBA gives go-ahead for Lake Oswego development
The Oregon Land Use Board of Appeals has sided with the Lake Oswego City Council in an appeal challenging city approval of the controversial Wizer block project.
Wizer Block opponents appeal to LUBA
Appellants claim that proposed Lake Oswego project’s density would exceed code limitations.
Controversial Lake Oswego development given OK
Development in Lake Oswego of a proposed mixed-use project that drew opposition can move forward, according to City Council.
Restoration efforts on Oswego Iron Furnace honored
The restoration of the Oswego Iron Furnace is being honored by the National Trust for Historic Preservation at its awards banquet Friday in Spokane.
Lake Oswego makes bid for road improvements
A ballot measure in Lake Oswego is in position to push ahead a project more than a decade in the making. Proponents say the project could invite economic development in the city’s Lake Grove Village Center.
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