Photos: Mixed-use sober living project tops out
A topping out celebration was held last week for Miracles Central, a mixed-use development in the Lloyd District that will cater to those in recovery for alcohol and drug addiction.
Miracles Central project gets city approval
The Portland City Council, as expected, last week voted to dedicate $7.1 million toward development of Miracles Central, a six-story mixed-use building with apartments for low-income residents.
Green light expected for Miracles Central
The Portland City Council next week is likely to pass an ordinance paving the way for the project to proceed.
‘Miracle’ coming to Northeast Portland
Developers of the Miracles Central project have applied to the city for a commercial building permit.
Mixed-use designs draw favorable reviews
The Portland Design Commission on Thursday reviewed three mixed-use projects, approving two and offering design advice for the other.
Developing an opportunity for diversity
Bill Hart and Maria Rojo de Steffey are learning how to develop projects and mentor others through participation in an $8 million affordable housing project in Northeast Portland.
A mixed-use ‘miracle’ in the works
The Miracles Club – together with Central City Concern and Guardian Real Estate Services – is working to build in Northeast Portland a new mixed-use facility that will cater to individuals recovering from alcohol and drug dependency.
New development will feature apartments, social services
Guardian Real Estate Services is working with Central City Concern and the Miracles Club to develop a mixed-use building on Portland Housing Bureau-owned property at 1306 N.E. Second Ave.
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