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Pearl District affordable housing is Vibrant!
Vibrant!, a 12-story mixed-use tower on a quarter-block at the northwest corner of Northwest 14th Avenue and Raleigh Street in the Pearl District, opened last week.
On the verge of greater vibrancy in the Pearl
Innovative Housing Inc. last week celebrated crews topping out its 12-story affordable housing project at Northwest 14th Avenue and Raleigh Street with the announcement of the building鈥檚 name: 鈥淰ibrant!鈥�
Photos: Pearl District affordable apartments on the rise
Crews with Bremik Construction and Van Lom Concrete last week poured the ninth-floor post-tensioned concrete deck for an affordable housing building in the Pearl District.
City Council approves project team’s appeal
The proposed building will be located at Northwest 14th Avenue and Raleigh Street and is being designed by LRS Architects and Salazar Architect for affordable developer Innovative Housing Inc.
Project’s conditional approval may be appealed
The Portland Design Commission approved a 12-story mixed-use project, but the decision may be appealed to Portland City Council because of two conditions the commission imposed.
Design panel OKs OHSU cancer research center
The Portland Design Commission last week gave approval for the design of the Knight Cancer Research Building at Oregon Health & Science University鈥檚 campus in the South Waterfront District.
Affordable housing planned in Pearl District
A 12-story affordable housing tower is planned for the north end of the Pearl District.
Affordable housing project poised to grow
A new apartment building for low-income residents in the Pearl District will have more than twice as many units as planned originally if revised plans are approved.
More affordable housing coming to the Pearl
The Portland Housing Bureau has selected a proposal by Innovative Housing Inc. for a new Pearl District building with at least 40 units of affordable housing.
Pearl District lot targeted for low-income housing
The city has acquired a 10,000-square-foot vacant lot in the Pearl District at Northwest Raleigh Street and 14th Avenue that will be developed into multifamily units for homeless or extremely poor families with children.
Council approves $1.3M for Pearl property
The Portland City Council Wednesday voted unanimously to spend $1.3 million for the Portland Housing Bureau to buy land for affordable housing in the Pearl District.
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