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Permit issued for this 19 unit building.

Well Joey - the trivia host, wedding dj and part-time realtor - needed to turn in a story about something.

The Cumberland Ave/Washington Ave corner lot along with the recently renovated building at 106(?) Cumberland is for sale - here's to hoping the corner lot gets developed too.

There's now substantial fabric-covered fencing around the parking lot across from the marina and a Turner sign hung by the automatic barrier gate. I found that in July of this year McClure announced that they are going to be the civil engineers on the project. CSS looks quiet to me, Major Site...

I was wondering if this was ever going to be finished - supposed to be 'mostly done' by the end of November and the soccer field/obstacle course will be put in next summer.

Yes, they would. Unfortunately.

Mid $2M (!) to start Did that penthouse on the corner of India and Middle ever sell? How about the Hobson top end units? They must have at least a few LOIs signed.

I feel like chains have been having a rough time for awhile due to changing preferences - add to that the high cost of food and labor, so location closures. The local places, the Slab PPH article mentioned that fewer people are buying alcohol - I think I've seen that reported nationally too - so...

Looks like that plot would be rezoned for 325.

Oh, interesting

Not bad. I could do without the lime green accents.

Are there any historic photos of this? Hopes to open in 2026, but seems aggressive since they have to navigate tax credits and it hasn't gone through planning. Also, the article mentions 385 Congress:

New CU app, Fathom working on this as a hotel, 92 rooms. I wonder if this would change anything about the proposed development just down the street.

180 Washington currently being demolished - looks like the same owner as the proposed 4 unit from 2022, but those plans never made it to review.

:rolleyes:

Vegetation on the right now gone, grading continues:

Since this was taken they've started cutting open the other side of the roof:

But it will block the skyline view of City Hall!

I think it's mainly about making it more pedestrian friendly

A few days ago the PPH reported the city has restarted the conversation about converting High and State to two-way roads. I'm wondering if this will slow down the restart. Portland considers reverting High and State streets to two-way traffic