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Photos: New East County Library arrives in Gresham

AT A GLANCE: Multnomah County library will open to the public on Saturday Construction at Gresham site lasted almost three years Holst Architecture incorporated mass timber in building’s design...

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Affordable housing planned at Willow Creek transit hub

At a glance: 118-unit affordable housing development coming to Hillsboro Mercy Housing Northwest and IRCO are leading the project Metro housing bond money helping pay for $66.5 million project Early...

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A Better Red

Photo courtesy of Stacy WitbeckProject name: A Better Red Location: Portland to Hillsboro Size: 2,178,000 square feet Cost: $215 million Completion: September 2024 Owner/Developer: TriMet Engineer:...

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Redesign in progress for 72nd Avenue in Tigard Triangle

Improvements to a key arterial in Tigard are in the works. A team is redesigning Southwest 72nd Avenue from Oregon Route 99W to Oregon Route 217, in the Tigard Triangle. The current project will take...

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Transportation projects prioritized for Washington County

The latest Washington County Transit Development Plan was approved by the county on Tuesday. The post Transportation projects prioritized for Washington County appeared first on Daily Journal of...

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Affordable housing high-rise changes course

Plans presented for Hollywood HUB Housing to the Portland Design Commission on Thursday call for a 12-story, 120-foot building with 234 affordable units. It is the second design advice hearing for the...

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Library to purchase TriMet Park and Ride for new building

Multnomah County Library and TriMet have signed a Letter of Intent for the library to purchase Gresham City Hall Park and Ride at 1297 N.W. Eastman Parkway, Gresham. The post Library to purchase TriMet...

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Metro-area transit improvements on the way

Hundreds of millions of dollars are being invested in work to extend MAX light-rail service, reduce congestion and boost reliability. The post Metro-area transit improvements on the way appeared first...

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Building industry’s ‘complete silence’ called out

Changes are necessary in order to stamp out racism and economic disparity in construction, Portland executives say. The post Building industry’s ‘complete silence’ called out appeared first on Daily...

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Metro-area projects awarded federal funding

Two Portland-area transit projects will receive a total of nearly $125 million from the Federal Transit Administration, the U.S. Department of Transportation announced. The post Metro-area projects...

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Federal money arrives for Division Street improvements

The Federal Transit Administration on Thursday officially awarded TriMet $87.4 million in funding for the Division Transit Project. The post Federal money arrives for Division Street improvements...

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82nd Avenue changes hinge on Metro bond

Transportation agencies are considering a jurisdictional transfer that could potentially lead to improvements along the busy road in Southeast Portland. The post 82nd Avenue changes hinge on Metro bond...

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Transit-oriented development plans to go before city officials

A proposal for a two-building mixed-use development that could add 289 residential units to Portland’s South Waterfront District is set to receive a pre-application conference. The post...

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Industrial area gaining businesses, but little parking

An upcoming study will examine parking usage in Portland’s Central Eastside, which is continuing to attract commercial tenants. The post Industrial area gaining businesses, but little parking appeared...

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With tracks laid, development now following

Housing projects are sprouting up along the MAX Orange light-rail route, four years after it was completed between downtown Portland and Milwaukie. The post With tracks laid, development now following...

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TriMet eyes $200M plan to bring light rail to Hillsboro

TriMet is moving forward with an estimated $200 million light-rail project to extend Red Line trains into Hillsboro and bring more reliable service to and from Portland International Airport. The post...

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Contractor preparing to build bridge in Southeast Portland

Bidding is now open for subcontractors interested in performing work on the Gideon overcrossing project in Southeast Portland. The post Contractor preparing to build bridge in Southeast Portland...

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New Portland pedestrian bridge in the works

TriMet and the Portland Bureau of Transportation expect to break ground in Southeast Portland this spring on a new bridge for pedestrians and bicyclists. The post New Portland pedestrian bridge in the...

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Grant funding approved for Southwest Corridor housing program

The Portland City Council has approved an intergovernmental agreement with Metro to pay for planning and development of the Southwest Corridor Equitable Housing Strategy. The post Grant funding...

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Affordable housing development discussion on tap

The Portland City Council is slated to take up on Thursday an implementation plan for the Equitable Housing Strategy involving the planned Southwest Corridor light-rail line. The post Affordable...

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