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Real Estate Corner: Judging a house by its number
Home Energy Score program provides useful information but its scoring system can also miss the point. Ashland homeowners may have noticed growing conversation around the city’s Home Energy Score program. As someone who works in real estate and is naturally curious, I recently decided to experience the process firsthand.
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Ashland City Hall Tidbits 2/23/2026: Repairs to 27 City Properties Will Cost $15.4 Million
Repairs to 27 City Properties Will Cost $15.4 Million, Consultant Finds. A “conditions assessment” of the city’s 27 buildings by McKinstry, a national consulting firm, identified $15.4 million in needed upgrades to the facilities, and also revealed that 11 city owned sites require more expensive work than the historic City Hall’s $395,560 cost estimate.
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The Overlooked City In Oregon Where Apartments Rent For Just $600 A Month
Imagine finding a place where your monthly housing payment doesn’t cause heart palpitations every time you check your bank account. Klamath Falls exists as that rare financial oasis in Oregon’s increasingly pricey real estate desert. Tucked away in the southern reaches of the state, this overlooked gem delivers...
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Fire Marshal Responds to City Hall Questions On City Website
Following are some questions, including several asked by Chronicle readers, along with some answers from Fire Marshal Mark Shay. Two questions, however, were not answered. Q. Has the split rafter cited as the reason for closing City Hall been replaced? And if not, why wasn’t that the immediate first step taken by the city rather than closing the building? No response.
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Mayor says Rogue River must balance heritage and growth
Rogue River Mayor Pam VanArsdale said the town is working to balance its historic identity with ongoing economic pressures, including an aging population and rising service costs. The city, incorporated as Woodville in 1910, adopted the name Rogue River in 1912. Before that, early settlers referred to the area as...
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In split decision, Ashland Planning Commission gives partial approval to North Main Street housing project
Three building plans approved on four lots; footprint of fourth structure deemed too big for lot at corner of North Main Street and Nursery Street. Ashland Planning Commission Chair Lisa Verner cast the deciding vote to partially approve, partially deny a housing project at 431 N. Main St., at the prominent corner of N. Main and Nursery Streets in the city’s nationally registered Skidmore Academy Historic District in a dramatic ending to the meeting of Tuesday, Feb. 10.
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North Main Street Eyesore Headed Toward Demolition – Take a Look at the Location
North Main Street Eyesore Headed Toward Demolition. A four-lot project at the corner of North Main Street and Nursery Street was approved this week by the Planning Commission with the condition that the size of the house in the Historic District facing Main needs to be reduced. The new houses...
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New affordable homes in Portland tackle high living costs
SALEM, Ore. - Oregon Housing and Community Services is making strides to address the state's housing shortage. They have approved funding for 208 affordable rental homes across Portland, Hillsboro, and Phoenix. According to OHCS, these developments will cater to diverse groups, including wildfire survivors and older adults. FHX62, one of...
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Habitat for Humanity kicks off home build
MEDFORD, Ore. – Habitat for Humanity Rogue Valley is celebrating the start of a new affordable housing project with a wall-raising ceremony. Homes numbers 91 and 92 are two of the first in Habitat for Humanity’s new subdivision in North Medford. The project was made possible by a $100,000 donation from Westminster Presbyterian Church. Habitat for Humanity described the event as an exciting milestone and the beginning of a life-changing opportunity for a local family.
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North Main tear-down, subdivide, build proposal comes to Planning Commission
Historic Preservation Committee makes final recommendations before Tuesday hearing. Plans to tear down a sprawling house-like apartment structure at 431 N. Main St., split its lot into four lots and build three single-family units and a six-unit structure at the corner of Main and Nursery streets are up for review by the Ashland Planning Commission Tuesday night.
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City of Cave Junction forecloses on Junction Inn
CAVE JUNCTION, Ore. – The city of Cave Junction is officially foreclosing on the Junction Inn. The motel has been non-operational since 2019, and has posed safety concerns in the past due to squatters. Mayor of Cave Junction Jesse Dugas said the city had previously attempted foreclosure three times,...
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New 130-room downtown Medford hotel begins to rise
The $25 million Element by Westin property overlooking Pear Blossom Park is targeted for spring 2027 completion. Visible progress is underway along downtown Medford’s North Bartlett and Apple streets with walls and trusses quickly taking shape since last week on a more than $25 million Element by Westin hotel.
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LRE & Co Plans New Commercial Development in Medford
LRE & Co, a family-owned real estate development and construction firm based in San Rafael, California, announced its plans for the Medford project, a new commercial development in Medford, Oregon. This marks the company’s ongoing growth and expansion into the Oregon market over recent years. Located along Crater Lake...
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Talent picks developer for long-awaited Gateway project
Redevelopment of 4.3-acre urban renewal site, once used for 2020 Almeda Fire survivors, targets residential and commercial construction, plus city-owned business incubator. Talent officials have selected a development firm to negotiate with for development of the 4.3-acre Gateway urban renewal site at the east entrance to downtown. Edlen & Co....
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Pacific Rental Properties Evicting Dozen of Tenants in Ashland: Council Must Do Something about This Rental Monopoly
Pacific Rental Properties is drawing the ire of at least one Ashland City Councilor and dozens of its tenants for sending out eviction notices based on what the company alleges are unpaid bills which tenants claim they’ve never been billed for or are fraudulent. “Am a disabled senior, and...
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Klamath Indigenous Land Trust Buys 10,000 Acres Along the Klamath River From PacifiCorp
Press release from the Klamath Indigenous Land Trust and PacifiCorp:. Klamath Basin, CA/OR — Today, as salmon return to the headwaters of the Klamath River for the first time in over a century, the newly formed Klamath Indigenous Land Trust (KILT) and PacifiCorp announced the landmark purchase of 10,000 acres in and around the former reservoir reach of the river. This transaction represents one of the largest private land purchases by an Indigenous-led land trust in U.S. history.
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Real Estate Corner: Could smarter infill make Ashland more affordable?
More ADUs and second-story apartments might add vitality along with affordability. Picture this: You’re walking downtown, grab a coffee, and instead of driving across town to your friend’s house, you wander one block over to their charming backyard cottage. Upstairs from the café, soft lights glow from second-story apartments. The block feels alive, people on foot, neighbors who actually know each other, energy that says this is a town where people live, not just visit.
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Fast Food Prices Hit Home for Grants Pass Residents Four Years After COVID
Four years after the COVID pandemic disrupted everyday life, one of the most noticeable reminders of how the economy has changed shows up right here in Grants Pass, at the drive through window or the counter of a familiar fast food restaurant. What was once an easy and affordable option for a quick meal has steadily become more expensive, forcing many local residents to rethink how often they rely on fast food as part of their weekly routine.