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Old Posted Nov 14, 2021, 10:48 AM
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That will be some good infill and needed affordable housing
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Old Posted Mar 15, 2022, 8:27 PM
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New Goose Hollow housing going up. Tiller Terrace Apartments. See post #320 in this thread for more info.

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Tiller Terrace will provide 214 apartments in the Goose Hollow neighborhood of Portland, OR. Located directly across from the Providence Park TriMet light rail station, the project is a mixed-use, six-story midrise on 20,000 square feet of land. The development includes 3,500 square feet of retail space, a community room, an outdoor terrace, and classroom space. The project will obtain the nationally recognized Green Globes® certification.

Initially designed as a market-rate project, Guardian repositioned the development to help meet the growing need for affordable housing in central Portland. Tiller Terrace will serve households who earn no more than 60% of the Area Median Income (AMI), providing needed housing for central Portland’s workers.

For more information on Tiller Terrace visit: www.tillerterrace.com




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Thanks for the photos. Random thought: it would be cool if they could cover 405 and use that space for more housing and other amenities. There just isn’t much space left over there.
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Thanks for the photos. Random thought: it would be cool if they could cover 405 and use that space for more housing and other amenities. There just isn’t much space left over there.
Totally, there used to be a plan to do this.

https://chatterbox.typepad.com/portlanda...ther-look-at-capping-i-405-downtown.html

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This is not the first time the idea of capping I-405 has been floated. In the 1990s, then-mayor Vera Katz proposed capping 28 of the 36 blocks that were destroyed by the creation of the freeway in the 1950s. That was a much more ambitious proposal and would have cost many hundreds of millions.
MANY HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS! This is why we should strike while the iron is hot. Do you think we could do it for under a billion or two now? We missed out.
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Totally, there used to be a plan to do this.

https://chatterbox.typepad.com/portlanda...ther-look-at-capping-i-405-downtown.html



MANY HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS! This is why we should strike while the iron is hot. Do you think we could do it for under a billion or two now? We missed out.
Capping 405 is something I really wished Vera Katz would have been able to get done in her time in office. She was involved in a number of great projects, but this one would have made such an impact on Portland.....well that and getting a MLB team.
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Notice Of A Type II Proposal for alterations to the Artist Repertory Theater
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Really nice to see a proposal on this site. This street really needs it
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Really nice to see a proposal on this site. This street really needs it
Yeah, that’s a really encouraging thing to see.

I wish something would be done with the surface lot at Burnside/SW 20th Ave.
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Yeah, that’s a really encouraging thing to see.

I wish something would be done with the surface lot at Burnside/SW 20th Ave.
Do you mean the lot serving the one-story strip mall with a Wells Fargo bank branch? You probably would need to demo the strip mall to redevelop the whole site that includes the parking.

Alternatively, the strip mall could remain with a dedicated pedestrian walkway between the new development and the strip mall storefronts.
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Damn, some tenants are gonna have one hell of a view of the Volvo sign.
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Damn, some tenants are gonna have one hell of a view of the Volvo sign.


Seriously though, I used to live in Portland Towers on SW 21st and Salmon and my apartment looked right out at the sign, although a bit further away than this proposal. Provided a nice light glow at night. Always regret I moved out.
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Damn, some tenants are gonna have one hell of a view of the Volvo sign.
Ah, the Ovlov! Back in 2006, I dated a woman who lived in an apartment directly behind that sign. Wow, time flies! I took this shot from her balcony.



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Damn, some tenants are gonna have one hell of a view of the Volvo sign.
Based on the building section, I think the VOLVO sign would be over their heads. https://goo.gl/maps/gz1LUn44zPN69HCa8
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Projects at 911 SW 15th Ave (1500 SW Taylor) and 930 SW 15th Ave (1440 SW Taylor St) appear to be moving forward after a long hiatus.

911 SW 15th Ave (1500 SW Taylor) - Under Review
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Review w/ 19-178918-MT New construction 7-story apartment building. 5-story Type IIIA residential building over a 2-story Type 1A podium. The building contains 105 residential units and amenity spaces. The Podium level structure has parking for 19 cars, 2 loading spaces 71 bicycle parking spaces, a leasing office, a small retail tenant shell space and apartments. ***PROJECT USES TYPE III CONSTRUCTION CODE GUIDE EXCEPT AERIAL ACCESS PER CONDITION 11 AND SACRIFICIAL STUD REQUIREMENTS OF CONDITION 17.***
930 SW 15th Ave (1440 SW Taylor St) - Approved to Issue
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NEW 7 STORY, 107 UNIT APARTMENT BUILDING WITH ONSITE PARKING, INCLUDES ASSOCIATED SITEWORK. USES TYPE III CONSTRUCTION CODE GUIDE EXCEPT AERIAL ACCESS PER CONDITION 11 AND SACRIFICIAL STUD REQUIREMENTS OF CONDITION 17. *** W/18-169035-MT PERMIT ***
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Tiller Terrace apartments at 1670 SW Alder St

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Old Posted Apr 11, 2023, 7:01 PM
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It appears the 7-story housing project at 930 SW 15th Ave is abandoned after sitting in Approved to Issue since 2019.

Its "sister building" across the street at 911 SW 15th Ave remains Approved (for now).
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