It’s Happening Again: New Housing Production Plunging but New Arrivals Keep Coming

When the Eviction Moratorium Ends, the Toll on Black Households Will Be Extraordinary

For the average Black household to pay just one month’s back rent by saving 10% of its earnings would take 5.7 months.

Sunriver Is Oregon’s Most Desired “Zoom Town”

“People are going, ‘Oh my gosh, I can finally live in this place where I’ve vacationed.’”

Black Oregonians Have the Lowest Rates of Homeownership

Advocates Say the COVID-19 Moratorium on Evictions Only Protects Those With Papers

Metro Auditor Warns Council About Red Flags on Spending and Oversight of Housing Bond

University of Oregon Will Charge Students for a Full Year of Dorm Housing Even if They Can’t Enter the Classroom

Only if U of O is forced to clear the campus, including dorms, will families get financial relief.

Portland Will Allow Four Homes on Nearly Any Residential Property in the City

City Hall has, at long last, overhauled its residential neighborhood zoning.