The City of Portland celebrated the achievements of its Design and Historic Landmarks Commissions, which presented their annual reports highlighting key urban projects that blend design excellence with cultural heritage preservation.

Portland's Bureau of Development Services published a notice of a land use proposal for 8638 N Van Houten Ave, signaling possible changes in local zoning and inviting public input.

A new land use proposal, LU 23-090305 MLDS, sets to expand housing options in Southeast Portland, reflecting the city's infill project goals to tackle housing issues and increase density. Public feedback is encouraged on the plan.

The SSCC in Portland actively tackles homelessness, referring people to shelters, assessing campsites, and ensuring the safety of the streets according to a city report.

Portland is seeking applicants for its Structural Engineering Advisory Committee, emphasizing diversity and specific qualifications for a three-year term to advise on building standards. Deadline is April 25.

Portland seeks public input on proposed changes to a historic building at 520 SW Yamhill Street. Comments are due by March 29, 2024, and can influence the Historic Resource Review's decision.

Portland is recruiting experienced plumbers for its Plumbing Code Board of Appeals to uphold building safety standards and mediate code compliance disputes.

Portland's Bureau of Development Services approved a design review for a new development at 127 NW 6th Ave, signaling progress in the Old Town area's revitalization efforts.

Portland's Bureau of Development Services is reviewing a land use proposal, LU 24-007280 AD, for modifications at 3717 N Interstate Ave and seeks public feedback.

Portland real estate developer Walter Bowen listed his private 40-acre estate for $15 million, while Baltimore Orioles owner Peter Angelos put up his waterfront condo for sale at $1.7 million.

Oregon's Legislature passed a $376 million housing package to tackle housing and homelessness, with Gov. Kotek's approval pending. The initiative includes funding for infrastructure and affordable housing projects.

The Portland Bond Oversight Committee meeting on March 7 offers both in-person and remote participation via Zoom, with necessary registration, and provides downloadable meeting materials for transparency.

The Multnomah County Board has extended a tax incentive for developers to include affordable housing in Portland, with expanded benefits under the MULTE program.