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Old Posted Mar 9, 2018, 9:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Leo View Post
I don't really see any evidence of developers curtailing building in Portland. There are plenty of buildings under construction in this part of Portland. An entire neighborhood of rentals is going up just a few blocks from this location. The time for being picky about development is exactly now, when market forces would otherwise overbuild.
Washington County is seeing a lot more urban-style infill development, especially in downtown Beaverton and nearish to MAX stops (the massive Baseline 158 development near Nike, for instance). I don't know if this has any direct correlation to the inclusionary zoning in Portland or if it's just indicative of the market as a whole. All I know is I'm seeing a lot more units coming online that don't look like your stereotypical garden style suburban apartment complexes.

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