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City Council approves Main Street changes; Housing project moves to court
MEDFORD, Ore. – The Medford City Council discussed changes to Main Street and heard from residents about a controversial development proposed for an East Medford neighborhood. The council voted to rescind a prior decision to restripe Main Street back to three lanes, instead approving a new configuration. The selected...
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Southern Oregon Native Dustin Way Builds Trust One Client at a Time
Dustin Way is a real estate broker with John L. Scott in Ashland, Oregon. He was born and raised in Southern Oregon and has spent most of his life serving the people who live there. Before entering real estate, he owned a coffee shop in Ashland for over 16 years. That business taught him how to listen, build relationships, and treat people honestly. He sold the cafe two years ago and has been working full-time as an agent since 2021.
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Fate of large rural property owned by city up for discussion Wednesday, April 15
Imperatrice property and some of the Hardesty property have been declared surplus by the city. The future of a pair of properties on the north side of Ashland will be up for informal discussion Wednesday, April 15, at the Bellview Grange. The deets. A community conversation about property deemed surplus...
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Phoenix Hills residents unhappy about project notifications
Meeting held related to approved low-income housing project and proposed fueling station and convenience store; ‘You’ve got a room full of angry citizens’. Phoenix Hills residents voiced their displeasure about what they see as a lack of notifications on development projects in their neighborhood at a Mayor’s Town Hall session Wednesday.
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UPDATE: Food plex at former New Far East restaurant site gains unanimous approval
The city of Medford Landmarks and Historic Preservation Committee on Tuesday granted unanimous approval of a two-phase commercial redevelopment plan to turn the commercial property at the corner of Front and 4th streets into a modernized food plex. The commission met on Tuesday to review plans for a “Jay’s on...
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Real Estate Corner: Inspections explained
Spring has arrived in Southern Oregon, and with it comes a noticeable shift in the real estate market. Activity is picking up, more homes are coming onto the market, and both buyers and sellers are stepping forward with renewed energy. Across Jackson County, inventory has increased approximately 16% compared to...
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Letter: Madrone Ridge is worth it
I was stunned to read that some of our city councilors are concerned about a possible $100,000 annual maintenance bill for upkeep on the 1,974-acre Madrone Ridge property, which might be given to the city of Ashland. Ownership of that property would be a golden opportunity for the city to...
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Medford’s New Far East restaurant property slated for food plex redevelopment
City of Medford Landmarks and Historic Preservation Committee to hold public hearing Tuesday night on redevelopment of former commercial property into ‘Jay’s on 4th’. The city of Medford Landmarks & Historic Preservation Commission will hold a public hearing Tuesday night to give the public a first look at renovation plans for the New Far East restaurant property at the corner of Front and 4th streets.
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Livestock auction returns to Rogue Valley after years without one
A new livestock auction is set to open in Williams for the first time in years starting in April, aiming to restore a missing piece of the economy for local ranchers. The auction will operate every second Sunday of the month at 1 p.m.
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Phoenix wetlands project part of open space expansion effort
City could gain its first open space east of Interstate 5 as volunteers, labor donors eye transformation of property. Phoenix could gain its first public open space east of Interstate 5 under a proposal that would see a wetland revitalized, a trail system added and a transfer of property ownership to the city.