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Old Posted Oct 14, 2022, 7:59 PM
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Emmons Place Apartments (affordable housing - NW 18th and Hoyt)



Maestro Apartments (NW 18th and Kearney)

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Old Posted Dec 22, 2022, 9:11 PM
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Land Use Review for 250+ units near Montgomery Park.

https://www.portlandmaps.com/detail/...U/4879262_did/

"New approx. 204,000sf, 252-257 residential unit mixed-use multifamily development on split zoned lots. Structure includes approx. 56,700sf below grade parking garage, commercial spaces on NW Vaughn, ground floor and rooftop common space amenities. Existing buildings on lots to be demolished."
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Old Posted Dec 22, 2022, 10:44 PM
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I'm a fan of courtyard apartments, so I'd be a little bit sad to see these go. But 255 units >> 32 units. Must keep the YIMBY faith!
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Old Posted Dec 22, 2022, 11:45 PM
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Land Use Review for 250+ units near Montgomery Park.

https://www.portlandmaps.com/detail/...U/4879262_did/

"New approx. 204,000sf, 252-257 residential unit mixed-use multifamily development on split zoned lots. Structure includes approx. 56,700sf below grade parking garage, commercial spaces on NW Vaughn, ground floor and rooftop common space amenities. Existing buildings on lots to be demolished."
Renderings can be found here: https://ethosdevelopmentllc.com/projects/ridgeline/
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Old Posted Dec 23, 2022, 5:33 PM
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Bonehead architects spelled Forest Park wrong in their description: "With incredible access to forrest park and retail on NW 23rd St. and Slabtown." It is a good looking building though, and placement near the new trolley extension is great for the city.
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I'm a fan of courtyard apartments, so I'd be a little bit sad to see these go. But 255 units >> 32 units. Must keep the YIMBY faith!
The exterior brick and concrete were crumbling the last time I walked by, though the courtyards look nice in the aerial view.
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Request for Response for 1819 NW Everett (former Northwest Neighborhood Cultural Center).
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Old Posted Feb 21, 2023, 3:15 AM
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Update on several NW projects (hopefully) nearing the construction phase...

2791 NW Thurman St (NW 28th & Thurman) - Approved to Issue (1-24-23)
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NEW 3 STORY APARTMENT BUILDING WITH (6) UNITS WITH ASSOCIATED SITEWORKS. 5- 3 STORY TOWNHOUSE UNITS AND 1 STUDIO UNIT ON FIRST FLOOR.
2235 NW Pettygrove St (NW 22nd & Pettygrove) - Approved to Issue (2-10-23)
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CONSTRUCT NEW 5 STORY 30 UNIT APARTMENT BUILDING WITH BASEMENT BIKE STORAGE AND ASSOCIATED SITE WORK
1121-1137 NW 23rd Ave ("QP Building") - Approved to Issue (2-13-23)
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Excavation, Shoring and Foundation for a new 5 story mixed-use apartment building; includes foundations up to and including ground level concrete structural slab.**NO MT or DEMO THIS SUBMITTAL - Demo of existing structures to be submitted separately.
2167-2171 NW Glisan St (Unicorn Bed Apartments) - Approved to Issue (3-14-22)
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(SOUTH BUILDING) NEW 3-STORY RESIDENTIAL BUILDING WITH 6 RESIDENTIAL UNITS w/ASSOCIATED SITE WORK.
(NORTH BUILDING) NEW 3-STORY MULTI-FAMILY BUILDING WITH 7 RESIDENTIAL UNITS AND BIKE STORAGE w/ASSOCIATED SITE WORK.
1520 NW 20th Ave (NW 20th & Quimby Nine 4-Story Townhomes) - Under Review (1-26-23)
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NEW 4 STORY 10 UNIT APARTMENT BUILDING AND ASSOCIATED SITE WORK, ON SITE PARKING.
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Old Posted Feb 21, 2023, 5:39 PM
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Thanks for these updates!

I've been searching for info on 292E. It looks like there was an inquiry into
transfer of air rights but that's about it.
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Notice of a Public Hearing for the adaptive reuse / addition to the former Northwest Cultural Center at 1819 NW Everett.
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Notice of a Public Hearing for the adaptive reuse / addition to the former Northwest Cultural Center at 1819 NW Everett.
Staff Report, which doesn't yet recommend approval.
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Drawings [17 MB] and Appendix [16 MB] for 1819 NW Everett.
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A plan to incorporate something old, something new



A proposal to convert a three-story, 114-year-old former church into a private club and construct a detached, five-story hotel nearby received land use approval from the Portland Historic Landmarks Commission on Monday.

The ex-First Church of Christ, Scientist is located at 1819 N.W. Everett St., in Portland’s Northwest District. The building, added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1978, occupies the southern portion of the 30,000-square-foot, L-shaped site. More recently, the building had been home to the Northwest Neighborhood Cultural Center (NNCC), and then the Northwest Children’s Theater. The NNCC owns the property, which is for sale and developer Founders Developments plans to purchase.

Plans call for transforming the historic landmark into a private club with restaurants, a coffee shop, a spa, an event space, and a rooftop deck.

The new five-story building will be located at 1880 N.W. Flanders St. It will include an 80-room hotel, a restaurant and retail spaces. One loading space was proposed for the hotel. No parking was proposed.
...continues at the Oregonian.
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Old Posted Mar 15, 2023, 8:53 PM
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You can tell it is an out of town Architect when both their renderings have a car facing against traffic on a one way street.
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You can tell it is an out of town Architect when both their renderings have a car facing against traffic on a one way street.
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You can tell it is an out of town Architect when both their renderings have a car facing against traffic on a one way street.
I dunno, have you seen how people drive in that area?
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I dunno, have you seen how people drive in that area?
I live a block away from this location. Wrong-way drivers almost always have cars with out-of-state plates......
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Notice of a Type II Proposal for the Upshur Apartments
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Notice Of A Type II Decision for the Design Review for the portion of the Upshur Apartments that are in the design overlay zone.
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