Taffy, this is great information! Did all the residents facing displacement attend this meeting to see what options they have? I acknowledge the need for affordable housing. I'm always concerned about

Hi, Trina, Yes, two buildings built in the 1940s that now house 14 people would be torn down and replaced with an 11-story building with an estimated 290 units that would house an estimated 500

As I read this approximately 14 units would be torn down in favor of this large project. The age of the current dwellings is significant. Where will the current residents go while its being built?

Thanks for your supportive comments! The proposed building site is the two lots at 1810 and 1838 N Argyle Street at N Fenwick. The project will be presented at the Kenton Neighborhood Association

Elise I’ve heard good things about this lawyer: https://underdoglawyer.com/

I also think it's relevant for the forum. I think it's problematic if we only focus on things once someone has nowhere to live, rather than look at the systems that create that scenario. And the case

Just my opinion but I think it is very appropriate for this venue. I could find out which Developer if I can get a street name and cross street.

Do you know who the Developer is?

I’m not sure this is the right forum for this question, but I’m wondering whether low-income folks displaced from affordable housing have any right to replacement housing. A developer wants to

Hi all, In my opinion Well Said Tim, all the way to the end. There are many reasons why national policy remains in service of its own interests, with little touch,

I am following up the initial video I shared on the Denver campsites with a video giving a more in-depth tour (apparently of a demo village Colorado Village Collaborative set up). The speaker in the

Thanks, Tim, for those clarifications and corrections and the context and deeper observations missing from the NBC segment. That this is a grassroots, village effort definitely did not come through

There must be a way to regulate out at least some of the profit from the housing market to allow housing to go back to being for people instead of pocket books. I have no brilliant ideas, sorry. Just

Thoughtful comments I continue to believe that there is an abundance of housing in this country. To experience real housing shortages requires visiting the many countries torn apart by war. I

thanks Elise. This is the work of and run by Colorado Village Collaborative, led by Cole Chandler, longtime active members & friends of Village Collaborative network

I want to express my appreciation for this medium of education and communication. I believe that the underlying cause of homelessness is the fragmentation of community in our nation; ironically

I am sharing a news video on Denver's City-run campsites - that they've been deploying across their city and expanding since the pandemic, as it's likely to be referenced as a model in Portland and

Barb, this comment is inappropriate and a false accusation: > "I am the one you told last month you don't know me, so my answers don't count." I believe you are referring to the last A Home For

Hi Tim, thank you for posting this. Thank you for running PDXshelterforum. I have been around AHFE for several years. Mostly at coordinating board and SOS workgroup meetings. I am the one you told

general or on-agenda-item public comment is open at start, up to two minutes for 5 speakers, and possible additional comment time at end. This is a top opportunity to be heard on Portland/Multnomah