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Did I describe it incorrectly? This is the property: http://www.portlandmaps.com/detail.c...8&y=683659.987

Ah. That's at SW 15th & Morrison. It's low income housing that's being rehabbed.
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Goose Hollow apartments ready to open doors to tenants



Mill Creek Residential's latest foray into the Portland apartment market is ready for renters.

Modera Goose Hollow, a 134-unit apartment building at 2004 S.W. Jefferson St. has begun leasing its units. Mill Creek is positioning the community, which sits near a MAX light rail station, as being "transit-oriented" and ideal for those who are looking for a walkable neighborhood.

“Portland continues to show substantial growth in demand for new apartment homes, ranking 7th in multifamily rent growth in the country at 8 percent, according to Axiometrics,” said Sam Rodriguez, senior managing director for the Northwest for Mill Creek Residential, in a release.
...continues at the Portland Business Journal.
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A chicken in every pot and a Modera for every neighborhood!
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A demolition permit was issued for the existing building due to be replaced by 1501 SW Taylor:

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DEMO 2 STORY COMMERCIAL BUILDING WITH BASEMENT -Compacted fill per Title 24 standards, Soils special inspection required. -Remove all foundations and debris -Cap utilities -Scope of work does not include removal of trees
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A chicken in every pot and a Modera for every neighborhood!
Indeed. And don't forget about the Hotel Modera, downtown.
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Indeed. And don't forget about the Hotel Modera, downtown.
Mill Creek Residential is not very creative with the names of their projects. There are multiple moderas in many cities across the country. They all can be seen here: http://www.millcreekplaces.com/portfolio

At least they don't all look the same like the identical Sky House buildings that Novare Group seems to be building all over the place (http://novaregroup.com/current-developments/) I'm glad there isn't one proposed for Portland but I don't think their parking garages would get through design review.
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Koz Development have submitted 2161 SW Yamhill St for Historic Resource Review:

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See comments in file EA 15-226895 appt. New apartment building consisting of 30 dwelling units. Total of three stories above grade with one below. Requesting a design modification to required setbacks.
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Drawings [PDF - 17MB] for the Market Hill Commons.
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And on a different note drawings [PDF - 15MB] and Staff Report [PDF] for the SW Yamhill Apartments.
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LEEB Architects have scheduled a Pre-Application Conference to discuss a project at 1440 SW Taylor St:

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Pre-application conference to discuss a 6-story, 81-unit, residentail apartment with lobby, trash area, bike storage and parking garage for 30 cars on ground floor.
A building permit was issued to TVA Architects for the Jefferson 14 Apartments:

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New 6 story apartment building, landscaping and site improvements
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Notice of a Pre-Application Conference [PDF] for 1440 SW Taylor St.
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Latest drawings [PDF - 19MB] for the SW Yamhill Apartments.

In other Goose Hollow news, City Council approved a resolution yesterday allowing the director of BES to enter in an agreement with TriMet to allow construction of a building over the Tanner Creek Sewer. This makes it possible to develop the southern half of the block bound by SW 18th / Taylor / 17th / Salmon (where the Allegro tower would have gone). According to TriMet "multiple developers" are interest in the site.
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Staff Report [PDF] for the Yamhill Apartments, which now recommends approval.
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My wife and I toured the Modera Goose Hollow. Its actually a pretty nice building inside. We almost put in an application and decided on a place in NW.

This place turned out nice though.
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Koz Development have submitted 216X SW Yamhill St for building permit review:

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Construct new 3 story with basment 30 unit apartment building; bike storage on basement mezannine level; associated site work
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