Metro Region Housing Construction Still Falls Short of Its Needed Units

A Homeless Services Measure Could Be on Portland-Area Ballots This May

In an about-face, the regional government Metro is weighing a referral of the homeless services measure for May.

Oregon Harbor of Hope, Which Opened a Shelter in Pearl District, Announces Expansion into Affordable Housing

The $39 million project, unlike most affordable housing, is to be privately financed, says Oregon Harbor of Hope.

The State Agency Tasked With Monitoring Rents in Affordable Housing Failed at Two Portland Buildings

Making policy is easy. Enforcing it is hard.

Oregon Built a Historically Low Amount of Housing Over the Past Decade, Even as Incomes Made Historic Gains

Oregon’s Landmark Tenant Safeguards Haven’t Protected Deb Mayer

The retired teacher is spending almost 70 percent of her income on rent.

Realtors Donate to Portland Democrat Facing a Challenge From the Left

Rep. Rob Nosse voted for bills in 2019 aimed at increasing the supply of single-family homes.

Landlords Wanted a Tenant Leader off a City Commission. So They Quit.

Portland Tenant United co-chair Margot Black’s advocacy for tenants at Milepost 5, an affordable arts community, became the latest flashpoint between the ongoing clash tenants and landlords.