As City Clears Laurelhurst Homeless Camp, Unhoused Portlanders Enter Familiar Cycle of Displacement

City Will Sweep Laurelhurst Homeless Camp This Week

Here Are Where the City’s New Houseless Villages May Be Located

Multnomah County Renters Protected From Eviction for 90 Days Under New Policy

Federal Government Extends Eviction Moratorium to July 31

City Council to Discuss New Guidelines for Clearing Houseless Encampments

Tenants Struggle to Secure July Rent As Oregon’s Eviction Moratorium Comes to an End

Legislature Requires Cities Uphold Unhoused Oregonians' Right to Sit, Sleep, Stay Dry on Public Property

Unhoused Portlanders File Lawsuit Against City for Discarding Property

City Updates Guidelines for Clearing Homeless Camps During COVID

Advocates Raise Concerns About Homeless Shelter Expansion Proposal

Concerns From East Portland Delay Council Vote on Homeless Shelter Permitting

Here's Where $55 Million in New Homeless Services Tax Dollars Might Be Spent in Multnomah County

In Another Reversal, City Says Hazelnut Grove Can Keep Additional Services

Hazelnut Grove Residents Seeking Answers After City Hall Contradictions

Tacoma Police Boot Homeless and Housing Activists from Vacant School

Gov. Brown Extends Moratorium on Residential Evictions to End of 2020

City Council Will Vote to Extend Renter Relocation Protections During COVID-19

Portland's Renter Relocation Policy Upheld by Oregon Appeals Court

Nearly 80 Homeless People Died in Multnomah County in 2017

Illegal Airbnbs Could Take 1,500 Rentals Off Market

Affordable Housing Remains Out of Reach for Portlanders With Disabilities

A Band-Aid Solution for Portland’s Cycle of Evictions

A Pilot Program Works to Keep Low-Income Tenants in Their Homes. It's Working—for Now.

A Safe Place to Sleep

How an Experimental Village for Homeless Women Defied Portland’s Expectations

City Fees on Airbnbs Could Benefit Affordable Housing Programs

These costs could incentivize short-term hosts to become long-term landlords

The Latest Solution to Portland's Housing Crisis? Cheaper Water.

Brick By Brick

Many of Portland’s Historic Brick Buildings—And Their Residents—Won’t Survive an Earthquake. What Can Be Done?

Portland's Renter Relocation Policy Is Now Permanent—And Stronger Than Ever

Lloyd Cinemas to Be Replaced by 1,300-Unit Mixed-Use Development

The "1400 NE Multnomah" Development Won't Be Required to Include Any Affordable Units

Portland’s Trying to Bring Displaced Residents Back to Their Old Neighborhoods.

Why Isn’t It Working?

In Other News

Sorel Is Staying Downtown and the City Might Get More Sweep Authority

Hall Monitor: The Relo War Approaches

Landlords and Tenant Groups Are Gearing Up for Their Biggest Skirmish Yet.

Columbia Sportswear Says It Won't Move Its Sorel Brand out of Downtown, After All

The City Might Modify its Renter Relocation Payment Policy. Here Are the Highlights.

Severe Weather Homeless Shelters Will Open the Next Two Nights—And Donations Are Needed

Portland Has Settled Its Years-Long Beef with HomeAway

In Texts to Business Lobby, Mayor's Office Pledged to Dramatically Increase Portland's No-Sit Sidewalks

"Whatever It Takes," Mayor Ted Wheeler Wrote Last Year, After Columbia Threatened to Pull Out of Downtown

Hall Monitor: The Housing Bureau Goes Fishing

As Apartment Projects Slow, Can the City Convince Developers to Offer Cheap Units?

Wheeler's Change of Heart on Renter Protections Has Property Managers Ditching a City Committee

A Crumbling Roof Has Closed the County's Largest Homeless Shelter for Families

As the City Increases Camp Cleanups, It Wants Permission to Sweep State Land, Too

A Bill Before the Oregon Legislative Assembly Could Make That Happen

In Other News

Quanice Hayes’ Family Plans to Sue. Landlord Loophole Will Close

In An Early-Morning Crackdown, the City Swept the New Village of Hope Today

Portland’s Bet on Forcing Developers to Build Affordable Housing Is Getting Lackluster Results

Now, Mayor Ted Wheeler Wants to Offer a Sweeter Deal

A New Self-Managed Homeless Village Just Sprang Up in Northeast Portland

The "Village of Hope" Sits on City-Owned Land, and Is the First Such Community to Emerge Under Mayor Ted Wheeler

KGW Homelessness Poll Reveals Most Portlanders Would Rather Complain About Homelessness Than Do Anything About It

After a Heated Hearing, the County is Moving Forward with a Homeless Shelter on SE Foster

Portland’s Small-Time Landlords Don’t Have to Follow Renter Protections

But as City Council Prepares to Reconsider, a New Study Suggests Thousands of Tenants Are at Risk

A New Report Suggests More than 24,000 Rental Units Aren't Subject to Portland's Strongest Tenant Protections

Mayor Ted Wheeler Isn't Sure a Change Is Called For

R2DToo Is No Longer in the Epicenter of Portland’s Homelessness Crisis

Seven Months After the Village Moved, A Lot Has Changed. And A Lot Hasn’t.