Portland Infill | Southeast Portland

[cityscapes]

Galaxie Sellwood & 7510 SE Milwaukie.




Meetinghouse Apartments.


Spokane 13 Apartments.


Wheel House Lofts & HOLM Sellwood.


1313 SE Lambert.


Solterra SE Division.


The Truman SE Hawthrone.


St. Francis Park Apartments.

I live in Sellwood and there are a lot of smaller infill projects going in near the Orange Line. I will post more updates when the weather starts to get better.

[cityscapes]

Division is becoming quite the canyon of apartments. Let's take a closer look at the newest one:








Another new Division building.


And another.

[maccoinnich]

That block on the north side of Division, between 32nd and 34th, is ~750' long; something you don't see in Portland often. I wouldn't want a whole city that was like that, but it makes for an interesting variation in our urban form, where there's room for four apartment buildings (so far) on a single block face.

[cityscapes]

Lennox Apartments on SE Colgate & 52nd.


Oliver Station & Lents Commons in the background. The transformation in Lents is pretty impressive.


Asian Health & Services Center.


Lents Commons.


72 Foster.

[MarkDaMan]

SE Grand and Pine proposal from Sturgeon Development. 8 floor office building, tentative 100' height.

[maccoinnich]

Revised drawings [40 MB] and memo for 3000 SE Powell.

[AdamUrbanist]

I haven't looked into it but I'm curious what's going on with the multi modal trail here. Seems like it would be a lot more successful if they brought it through the middle of the site and used buildings to frame it rather than taking it around the edge. the way it's shown it just looks like a discreet place to get mugged.

[MarkDaMan]

Landon Crowell is submitting a new and much larger development for his Ankey L-shaped lot.



While not extensive, WW has a recent article about the struggles to develop this lot.

https://www.wweek.com/news/2020/06/17/who-prospers/

[maccoinnich]

Revised Drawings [35 MB] and Staff Report (which recommends approval) for 3000 SE Powell.

[urbanlife]

Originally Posted by maccoinnich

Revised Drawings [35 MB] and Staff Report (which recommends approval) for 3000 SE Powell.

This version of the design looks really good, I also like the amount of 2 bedroom units, though some more 3 bedroom units would have been nicer had they been able to keep the building the taller height that was originally proposed.

It's great to see the old Safari's finally being redeveloped with much needed affordable housing with lots of family housing within the building. These kinds of developments is what Portland needs more of to help increase the amount of available affordable housing.

[jb111120]

Two apartment buildings under construction on the corner of E Burnside St and 60th Ave

[MarkDaMan]

^Is this where the old 7/11 used to be?

[uncommon.name]

Originally Posted by MarkDaMan

^Is this where the old 7/11 used to be?

I think so?

[MarkDaMan]

^Thanks, missed seeing that post. Yeah, old 7/11.

Saw this on Reddit and confirmed on Portland Maps, looks like the Jolly Roger lot is being redeveloped:

https://www.portlandmaps.com/detail/...did/?p=R176921

[maccoinnich]

Here's the site plan and details of the required public meeting: https://www.portlandmaps.com/bps/nei.../detail/90403/

[jb111120]

100 units of affordable housing next to the SE Fuller Road MAX Station. This project is part of TriMet's Transit-Oriented Development Program.

[AdamUrbanist]

I hate to say it but I think the back looks better than the front

[eric cantona]

Originally Posted by MarkDaMan

^Thanks, missed seeing that post. Yeah, old 7/11.

Saw this on Reddit and confirmed on Portland Maps, looks like the Jolly Roger lot is being redeveloped:

https://www.portlandmaps.com/detail/...did/?p=R176921

https://mcguirldesigns.com/project/098

[pdxsg34]

Originally Posted by eric cantona

https://mcguirldesigns.com/project/098

looks inspiring

[jb111120]

2706 SE Powell Blvd. 27 units.