Housing
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Portland’s Bet on Forcing Developers to Build Affordable Housing Is Getting Lackluster Results
Now, Mayor Ted Wheeler Wants to Offer a Sweeter Deal
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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
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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
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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
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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.
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Oregon’s Constitution Has Shackled Portland’s $258 Million Housing Bond
Now, State Lawmakers Say They Have the Key
