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First housing project in 10 years underway in Eugene's downtown core
EUGENE, Ore. — More than a hundred apartments will take the place of a long-empty building in downtown Eugene in spring of 2028. "We haven't had new housing in the core in over 10 years," Project Manager Amanda D'Souza said. Crews will start tearing down the former Lane Community...
lookouteugene-springfield.com
Eugene’s riverfront steam plant could become five-story ’boutique’ hotel
Plans to redevelop the former Eugene Water & Electric Board steam plant are finally coming into focus. DeChase Miksis Development has long intended to redevelop the 95-year-old steam plant along the Willamette River into a mixed-use center, but a project consultation submitted to the city last week offers the most detailed look yet at its plans for the 28,000 square-foot site at 701 Annie Mims Lane.
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As a Laurel Hill Valley resident, I welcome more housing in my neighborhood | Letter to the editor
I am writing in support of the proposed DevNW affordable homeownership project on Floral Hill Drive in the Laurel Hill Valley neighborhood. I live immediately downhill of the project location, and will therefore be among the neighbors most directly affected by the proposed development. As is clear, quite a few...
Daily Journal of Commerce
Large student housing project planned near OSU in Corvallis
A Los Angeles developer is preparing to build a 13-story student housing structure on a vacant lot in downtown Corvallis — a short distance from the Oregon State University campus. Zev Corvallis would encompass 319,090 square feet, with 667 beds and 4,500 square feet of retail space. The developer...
lookouteugene-springfield.com
Developer bets on 13th Avenue near campus for new bar and restaurant
A new campus bar and restaurant is coming to East 13th Avenue. Eran Fields, the California developer behind the 14-story student apartment complex being built on the southwest corner of Alder Street and East 13th Avenue known as The Ellis, has bought the 0.38-acre property just across the street, on the southeast corner, for $7.5 million.
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Former SK hynix semiconductor fab with 170,000 sqft of cleanroom space hits the market in Oregon
A former semiconductor fabrication facility in Eugene, Oregon, has been listed for sale, offering potential buyers approximately 170,000 sqft of cleanroom production space alongside existing manufacturing infrastructure. The site, at 1830 Willow Creek Circle in west Eugene, was originally built for South Korean semiconductor manufacturer SK Hynix and opened in...
lookouteugene-springfield.com
Dispute over short-term rentals in Dunes City heads to a November vote
Dunes City voters will decide in November whether to halt new short-term vacation rentals and impose new requirements for the properties, a controversial proposal that has dominated the small coastal town’s election run-up. If passed, Measure 20-386 would bar the city from issuing permits for new rentals and require...
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Developers move ahead with downtown housing project across from Eugene bus station
A building that’s been vacant for almost a decade and a half in downtown Eugene will be torn down over the next few months. In its place, a new mixed-income housing project is planned. The former Lane Community College downtown center at 1059 Willamette St. has been vacant since...
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Eugene Closes Deal on 133-Unit Housing Project Across From Downtown Bus Station
The fenced-off, long-vacant former Lane Community College downtown center at 1059 Willamette St. is finally headed for demolition, after the City of Eugene and developers closed on a deal to replace it with a 133-unit mixed-income housing project. The site sits directly across from the downtown Eugene Lane Transit District bus station, and deconstruction work is already underway inside the old building.
lookouteugene-springfield.com
Eugene City Council candidate faces housing instability amid campaign
A candidate for Eugene City Council is currently living in an Airbnb and faces uncertainty over where she’ll live after the election. Athena Aguiar, a first-time candidate and progressive activist heading to a runoff election in November with five-term incumbent Mike Clark to represent Ward 5, said she has not been permanently housed for months.
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Developers move ahead with downtown housing project across from Eugene bus station
A building that’s been vacant for almost a decade and a half in downtown Eugene will be torn down over the next few months. In its place, a new mixed-income housing project is planned. The former Lane Community College downtown center at 1059 Willamette St. has been vacant since...
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Cardinal Group, PGIM Break Ground on Three Student Housing Projects Totaling 1,573 Beds
Denver — A joint venture between Denver-based Cardinal Group Development and PGIM has broken ground on three student housing projects totaling 1,573 beds in South Carolina, Illinois and Oregon. New developments include Heyday Columbia, a 544-bed project located at 875 Catawba St. near the University of South Carolina in...
Underscore News
After More Than 170 Years, Siletz Tribe To Reclaim Ceded Land
The largest Dungeness crab ever caught in Oregon was rumored to be from a stretch of coastal land south of Yachats back around the 1930s, according to historian and tribal council member Robert Kentta. Like many members of the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians (CTSI), Kentta hopes the notoriety for a record-breaking crab is as much fame and attention as the Rocky Shores get as the tribe prepares to become stewards of the land once again.
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Mixed-income housing coming to key downtown Eugene block
EUGENE, Ore. - The City of Eugene closed on a deal this week to transform the long-empty former Lane Community College building at 1059 Willamette Street into 133 new apartments. The development team, led by deChase Miksis and Edlen and Company, will soon start tearing down the building. Construction is...
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St. Vincent de Paul adds 10 HOPE homes to its Cottage Grove mobile home park, each costing less than $100,000
When Eugene-based nonprofit St. Vincent de Paul Society of Lane County bought Saginaw Mobile Home Park in 2017, it was in pretty rough shape, according to executive director Bethany Cartledge. “A bunch of potholes in the road, really hard to drive,” she said. “You have to really watch where you're...
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City, developers close deal on 1059 Willamette
The team will soon start demolition of the former LCC building, with construction slated to begin this winter. from Lindsay Selser, Eugene Planning and Development, and staff reports. The city of Eugene is excited to announce that 133 new apartments are moving forward at 1059 Willamette Street, transforming the long‑empty...