housing

Readers Respond to Debate Over Where Temporary Shelters Can Go

“Especially when handling an issue as sensitive as homelessness, we need our media to focus on the facts.”

City Council Pledges It Will Take Parks Off the Table for Shelters

Portlanders Are Furious at the Prospect of City Parks Being Used as Temporary Homes

Hundreds of Portlanders Ask for Amendments on Proposed Shelter Zoning Plan

The Shelter to Housing Continuum would loosen zoning codes to allow for more shelters to be placed more easily, but to many it’s not perfect.

What a Year of COVID-19 Has Meant to Portland Residential Real Estate: A 15% Jump in Prices

Critics Worry a New City Policy Will Concentrate Homeless Shelters in Low-Income Neighborhoods East of 82nd Avenue

Time Lapsed Between Land Purchase and Groundbreaking for a Portland Housing Development? 1,483 Days

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.’”

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