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Portland may waive fees to fast-track 5,000 new housing units
Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek and Portland Mayor Keith Wilson have announced a city initiative to usher in the development of 5,000 new housing units as an early action of their Multifamily Housing Development Workgroup that was launched earlier this year.
The governor and the mayor of Portland say they want to cut some red tape for housing developers to speed up the process of ...
Portland Mayor Keith Wilson’s budget drops next week. But city officials have offered one sneak preview of where cuts will ...
Portland Mayor Keith Wilson's plan to tackle unsheltered homelessness via overnight shelters has a $28 million price tag.
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The Portland City Council’s public safety committee passed a resolution 3-2 Tuesday that would make Portland Street Response, ...
On Thursday, the Metro Council unanimously approved a payment up to $15 million to Multnomah County to support Portland’s ...
The most recent meeting of the Portland City Council dragged on for five hours, and some of the holdup hinged on questions of ...
The City Council voted Monday to refer a potential moratorium on new theater and live music developments larger than 2,000 seats to the Sustainability and Transportation Committee. The decision, which ...
According to Rent.com, the average rent for a one-bedroom apartment in Portland is $1,570 per month, compared to the national ...
The discussion comes as a controversial new concert venue—tentatively named the Portland Music Hall—is being proposed at the corner of Myrtle Street and Cumberland Avenue. The venue would have a ...
In November, the Portland City Council also approved a moratorium on hotel development, which is still in effect. The City ...
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