Home Forward partnered with Catholic Charities and St. Francis of Assisi Parish on an affordable housing community located in a rapidly gentrifying area of inner Southeast Portland.
Year Completed:
2017
Hope IV Property?:
0
Home Forward partnered with Catholic Charities and St. Francis of Assisi Parish on an affordable housing community located in a rapidly gentrifying area of inner Southeast Portland. We served as developer and continue as a special limited partner in the new housing.
The community reserves some of its apartments and provides services for women transitioning from homelessness and for women escaping domestic abuse or sexual violence.
Home Forward has completed the largest affordable housing building developed in Multnomah County in over 50 years.
Year Completed:
2019
Hope IV Property?:
0
With 240 homes, this new development is Multnomah County's largest apartment building financed with low-income housing tax-credits during the past 50 years. The Louisa Flowers is a 12-story building in a perfect transit-oriented location on the half block fronting NE Grand Avenue, between Hassalo and Holladay.
Home Forward partnered with non-profit LifeWorks NW on a development in Northeast Portland that provides permanent apartment homes with supportive services and expands a culturally-focused residential treatment program, Project Network.
Year Completed:
2014
Hope IV Property?:
0
Home Forward partnered with LifeWorks NW on a development in Northeast Portland that provides permanent apartment homes with supportive services and expands a culturally-focused residential treatment program, Project Network.
New Columbia is a diverse 82-acre neighborhood built on the former site of World War II public housing for defense workers, with the help of Home Forward’s first HOPE VI federal grant.
Year Completed:
2006
Hope IV Property?:
Yes
New Columbia is a diverse 82-acre neighborhood built on the former site of World War II public housing for defense workers, with the help of our first HOPE VI federal grant.
This award-winning mixed-income apartment community in downtown Portland resulted from an innovative public-private partnership between Home Forward and Gerding Edlen Development.
Year Completed:
2007
Hope IV Property?:
0
This award-winning mixed-income apartment community resulted from an innovative public-private partnership between Home Forward and Gerding Edlen Development.
Located next to Jeld-Wen Field, The Morrison is part of a mixed-use development that was completed in 2007, replacing a 1940s building that was well past its useful life. The site also includes 261 market-rate condominiums, extensive ground-floor retail space, underground parking, and a central pedestrian plaza featuring public art created by renowned Oregon sculptor Lee Kelly.
Humboldt Gardens is a groundbreaking green community of townhomes, flats, and apartments built around a central pocket park in North Portland.
Year Completed:
2008
Hope IV Property?:
Yes
Humboldt Gardens is a groundbreaking green community of townhomes, flats, and apartments built around a central pocket park.
Developed to replace the badly aging and inaccessible Iris Court apartment complex off Vancouver Avenue in North Portland, Humboldt Gardens is Portland’s second redevelopment effort anchored by a federal HOPE VI grant. Designed from the ground up with input from the entire community, the site incorporates a high number of green features such as low-flow showers and toilets, storm water swales, and Energy Star appliances.
This historic Portland landmark served as a low-income residential hotel since it was built in 1907. Over one hundred years later, Home Forward completed a renovation that brought it up to code and returned it to safe and decent service.
Year Completed:
2008
Hope IV Property?:
0
This historic Portland landmark served as a low-income residential hotel since it was built in 1907. One hundred years later, Home Forward completed a renovation that brought it up to code and returned it to safe and decent service.
Newly constructed in 2008, The Jeffrey is a modern, LEED Gold certified, mixed-use development with 80 apartments and street-front commercial space in the heart of downtown Portland’s West End.
Year Completed:
2008
Hope IV Property?:
0
Newly constructed in 2008, The Jeffrey is a modern, LEED Gold certified, mixed-use development with 80 apartments and street-front commercial space in the heart of downtown Portland’s West End.
Although it is new construction, The Jeffrey is considered a preservation project, serving as replacement housing for the former Jefferson West Apartments formerly located around the corner from this site.
This building in downtown Portland was developed by Home Forward as a new home for Multnomah County’s Bridgeview program, providing short-term housing stabilization for people experiencing homelessness.
Year Completed:
2010
Hope IV Property?:
0
This building in downtown Portland was developed by Home Forward as a new home for Multnomah County’s Bridgeview program, providing short-term housing stabilization for people experiencing homelessness.
In 2009, Home Forward added a public housing subsidy to 25 units in this affordable housing community in Gresham and made improvements to the property.
Year Completed:
2009
Hope IV Property?:
0
In 2009, Home Forward added a public housing subsidy to 25 units in this affordable housing community.
Building upon our successful experience with implementing public housing subsidy at Fairview Oaks in 2008, the majority of new public housing residents were comprised from rent-burdened residents currently living in one of Rockwood Station’s 195 affordable housing apartments. Improvements as a result of the subsidy change focused on making the site more accessible and adding physical accommodations to some of the public housing apartments for accessibility.
