Sara Edwards

3 weeks ago | bizjournals.com | Sara Edwards

The permit, filed by Lever Architecture, is valued at over $17.3 million. New details for a planned Live Nation music venue on the Central Eastside have emerged as developers file permits and prepare for construction. A building permit filed with the city shows the venue will be three stories with a mezzanine for a “single-occupant music venue” along with space for food services, locker rooms for performers, a loading dock, offices and artist lounge.

4 weeks ago | bizjournals.com | Sara Edwards

The first three sites on the 205-acre development site will bring housing to the area. The first three developers have been selected for the Heights District development in Vancouver. Edlen & Co., Palindrome and Related NW were chosen to develop three city-owned sites in the Heights District, at Mill Plain Boulevard and Devine Road. The developers were selected through a Request for Proposals by the City of Vancouver and the Heights Community Investment Committee last year.

1 month ago | bizjournals.com | Sara Edwards

The nonprofit behind the James Beard Public Market has submitted a design advice request from the city of Portland for both properties. The James Beard Public Market is a step closer to reality as the nonprofit behind the project begins to finalize plans for its buildout. The long-anticipated market will be 38,000 square feet in the historic Ungar Building on Alder Street downtown and the first floor of the adjoining Sellers Building.

1 month ago | bizjournals.com | Sara Edwards

The project will replace apartments built in the 1940s on a 4-acre plot of land. An affordable housing group's redevelopment will bring 166 housing units to Southeast Portland. Home Forward wants to replace an existing housing project, at 2835 S.E. 47th Ave., that was at the end of its building lifetime. The property's current residents were relocated and will be able to return to the new apartment building once it's completed.

1 month ago | bizjournals.com | Sara Edwards

The project will be the first development at the Broadway Corridor site, which has been ongoing for years. Plans for the first housing development at the former United States Postal Service site in the Broadway Corridor are taking shape as developers inch closer to breaking ground. Home Forward plans to build a 14-story building with 229 units of housing for households making 60% or less of the area median income. It’s the first of several planned for a 34-acre site.