Oregon lawmakers are considering amending the state's land-use law to allow cities to expand their urban growth boundaries, with 30% of new housing to be affordable, in response to the housing crisis.

Oregon's strict land use law, aimed at preventing sprawl, is being reconsidered due to a housing shortage, driving lawmakers to debate potential changes.

Mid-century modern condo in Portland's Fontaine building is for sale at $339,000, featuring historical design by Mid Barbour and contemporary updates by Joshua Matthews.

The Multnomah County Board of Commissioners voted to extend tax breaks and zoning regulation updates to boost affordable housing and help lower- and middle-income families.

Portland's new program uses a 311 call service to connect the homeless with outreach workers, aiming to assist those ready for help but not providing immediate shelter.

Portland's Joint Office of Homeless Services is opening a day center in St. Johns to aid the homeless with services like showers, laundry, and housing assistance.

Portland is expanding its homeless shelter capacity, aiming for 780 beds by year-end, and implementing new long-term housing solutions, alongside Oregon's progress in addressing homelessness statewide.

A North Portland warehouse fire demanded a major response from firefighters early Wednesday, while separate initiatives advance affordable homeownership in the greater Portland area.

Real estate markets in major US cities are facing high vacancy rates and economic challenges, with weak demand and landlords adapting via flexible leases and property conversions.

REI closed its Pearl District location in Portland due to safety concerns and a rise in thefts. The decision coincides with a larger corporate restructuring resulting in nationwide layoffs. A new store is planned for Beaverton in spring 2024.

Inner Southeast Portland's top sale was $985,000, while Summit County's and Carbon County's top sales were $559,000 in Reminderville and $485,000 in Weatherly, respectively.

Daisy's family faced financial turmoil after her husband's accident, but Portland's rapid re-housing programs helped them secure a new apartment and start rebuilding their lives.

The Eugene Weekly prepares to reissue its print edition on Feb. 8 after a pause due to an embezzlement incident, thanks to community fundraising efforts.