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Oregon funds 293 new affordable homes across state, including in Roseburg, Lincoln City
SALEM, Ore. — Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS) continues to expand housing opportunities, investing in the creation of 293 affordable homes, including 222 rental homes and 71 homes for purchase. Over the past three months, the Oregon Housing Stability Council approved funding for projects in Lincoln City, Bend, Phoenix, Roseburg, and Portland, the agency said.
hereisoregon.com
This Oregon city with the southernmost Amtrak station celebrates a huge railroad milestone
A 195-mile segment of Amtrak’s Coast Starlight train offers one of the most scenic and steepest journeys in the United States, connecting Eugene with Klamath Falls through Oregon’s Cascade Range. The first passengers rode the challenging Cascade Line north out of Klamath Falls on Aug. 19, 1926. The...
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Relief For Warm Springs’ Farm Animals, One Bouquet At A Time
As the Bench Fire surpassed 67,000 acres this past Sunday, the smoke from the Warm Springs reservation’s burning brush and timber hovered far from the forested region of Eugene’s South Hills area, more than three hours’ drive away. At the Lox, Stocks & Bagels eatery, the doors...
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Road Trip to Bankruptcy – Eugene Weekly
When pub owners Kyle and Tena Wildfang abruptly shut their Wildfang’s Grill House in Springfield last week, they told customers on Facebook: “Life has presented us with a new opportunity that will lead us on a different path and onto new adventures… we are excited to embrace what lies ahead.”
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Two southeast Eugene homes that were damaged by a 2025 landslide are back on the market
Two houses in the Moon Mountain subdivision of southeast Eugene are back on the market, more than a year after they were damaged by a landslide that destroyed the house in between them. The houses are at 3704 and 3726 Rockcress Road. Construction permits filed with the City of Eugene...
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Oregon Rainmakers: Developing Eugene’s Butterfly Lot and building homes in downtown
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Junction City explains $1.395 million property purchase as future wastewater plans take shape
JUNCTION CITY, Ore. — A 62-acre property purchased by the City of Junction City for nearly $1.4 million is drawing questions from some residents as city leaders explain the long-term purpose behind the investment. The city purchased the property off High Pass Road in 2023 for $1.395 million. While...
philomathnews.com
Corvallis mid-year housing market review
Seven months into 2026, the housing market is showing signs of unwinding from the pandemic-era frenzy that drained supply, pushed prices to record highs, and brought activity to a standstill. Buyers have more homes to choose from than they did at the start of the year, competition has balanced in a few slower markets, and price growth has remained relatively modest. Affordability is still a key issue and is limiting activity, though.
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Locals Say This Charming Oregon Town Is The Most Affordable Place To Retire In The State
When locals start bragging about their town’s affordability, you should probably pay attention. Lebanon, Oregon has earned a reputation as the most affordable retirement destination in the state, and the people living there aren’t shy about sharing that secret. Nestled in the heart of the Willamette Valley, this...
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Perfect storm of big construction projects squeezes small campus-area shops
Sai Pituk can’t see her business from Alder Street anymore. For several months, building materials have been stacked just steps from the entrance of her Eugene eatery, Cluckin Dog, so that it can’t be seen from across the street. Most days, the air is filled with the sounds...
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Hospital To Move Bulk of IT Responsibility; Hoyle Visits Florence; Air Academy Cancelled – Focus Turns to ’27 Event
PeaceHealth has announced plans to outsource several Information Technology functions beginning in November. The healthcare system says Tech Mahindra and its healthcare subsidiary, The HCI Group, will assume responsibility for infrastructure and network operations, applications and data services, and service desk support. PeaceHealth says the move is intended to improve system reliability, speed technical support, and expand access to new technology tools. The organization will continue to oversee IT strategy, cybersecurity, and patient information protection. Officials say a small percentage of the workforce will be affected, primarily within the Shared Services Center, and many impacted employees are expected to have opportunities with the new providers.
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A subdivision of planned ‘entry-level’ houses
The streets have been paved, trees have been planted, and even the mail boxes are ready in the Honey Grove Subdivision in East Albany. Houses will come next. In May, the Albany Planning Commission approved a request by developer Matthew Conser to reduce the required side yard setback of houses in the subdivision to 3 feet and the side street setback on a few corner lots to 7 feet.
Daily Journal of Commerce
272-unit student housing project progressing near UO in Eugene
A 272-unit, 1,002-bed student housing development is coming to property near the University of Oregon in Eugene. Landmark Properties, headquartered in Athens, Georgia, partnered with CrossHarbor Capital Partners of Boston to acquire the 2.62-acre parcel that formerly held a PeaceHealth hospital. The firms are developing The Mark Eugene at 1290 Alder St., where ground will be broken later this month.
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Retirees Say Moving To This Oregon Small Town Was The Best Decision They Ever Made
Retirement regrets usually involve not saving enough or retiring too late. In Cottage Grove, Oregon, the only regret you’ll hear is not moving here sooner. Picture this: you’ve spent decades working, saving, and planning for retirement, imagining some perfect place where you can finally relax and enjoy life.
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JLL Completes $50M Monetization of Eugene Medical Outpatient Building
JLL announced the $50.3 million monetization of a fully leased, 157,296-square-foot multi-specialty medical outpatient building located at 1200 Hilyard St. in Eugene, positioned two blocks from the University of Oregon. JLL represented the seller, PeaceHealth, as part of the disposition of its larger University District campus. This large outpatient building...
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This gorgeous Oregon town lets retirees live comfortably on social security alone
Tucked along the Oregon coast where the Siuslaw River meets the Pacific Ocean, Florence is a small town with a big heart for retirees. With its mild climate, stunning natural beauty, and surprisingly low cost of living, many seniors are discovering they can stretch their Social Security checks further here than almost anywhere else.
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Eugene passes new tax exemptions for housing developers
The City of Eugene has passed new tax exemptions for housing developers. The city needs more than 26,000 new units in the next two decades, according to a recent Oregon Housing Needs Analysis produced by the state Office of Economic Analysis. But Eugene’s Development Programs Manager, Amanda D’Souza, said there...