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Myrtle Point, OR · Real Estate
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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...
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Novak: University Housing should push forward with East Campus development
The new dorm building rising on East 17th Avenue and Moss Street will provide 804 beds to primarily first-year students as part of the first phase of University Housing’s Next Generation Housing Development Plan. The second phase includes another site expected to have 815 beds oriented to upper-division undergrad students. On May 11, the Eugene City Council approved the code amendment and zoning change needed to move that forward.
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Eugene shouldn’t rubber-stamp dangerous housing developments | Letter to the editor
Equitable, safe and accessible housing, as well as how Eugene is developed, should be a concern for everyone. For decades, citizens have fought for better planning and development because the need for more affordable housing should be in tandem with protecting the value, stability and character of the single largest repository of wealth a city’s taxpayers have: the neighborhoods they invested in, bought into, scraped together down payments and stretched budgets for, accepting decades of mortgage payments, betting their financial futures on a location — not merely on four walls and a roof, but on the stability of the neighborhood surrounding those walls.
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Luxury student housing breaks ground near U of Oregon
EUGENE, Ore. - Landmark Properties and CrossHarbor Capital broke ground on The Mark Eugene, a luxury student housing community near the University of Oregon. The first phase will bring 1,002 beds to the area, with the full project reaching 2,275 beds when complete. The community is set to open before the 2028-2029 school year.
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Eugene building that sparked data center concerns now for sale
The former semiconductor manufacturing facility that raised concerns about a possible data center in Eugene is for sale. The 1.19 million square foot building is listed for sale, along with four lots totalling 197 acres. The building is owned by Dayton, Ohio-based LED display manufacturer Stratacache, which bought it in...
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City Club of Eugene: Candidates for City Council’s Ward 5
As Eugene voters prepare for the November 3, 2026, general election, City Club of Eugene hosts a public candidate forum featuring contenders for Eugene City Council in Ward 5, Athena Aguiar and Mike Clark. Eugene faces a series of interconnected and high-stakes challenges. This forum provides voters with an opportunity to hear directly from candidates about their priorities, values, and governing approaches.
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Council extends 20th Street housing deadline, reopens 14th and Main RFP
The Philomath City Council took action on two city-owned development properties at its Sept. 14 meeting to give the city manager more time to close a deal on a long-planned affordable housing project and also to restart the search for a developer for the 14th and Main mixed-use site after both finalist firms backed out.
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Leadership Eugene Springfield Announces 2026-27 Cohort
Since 1986, the Eugene and Springfield Chambers of Commerce have promoted and fostered the development of civic leadership through Leadership Eugene Springfield (LES). This joint program prepares leaders to serve and advocate for their communities by expanding their networks, deepening their knowledge and awareness, and sharpening their leadership abilities across a wide range of topics. Participants attend monthly, full-day sessions from October to May, with the program concluding in a formal graduation.
Daily Journal of Commerce
DevNW housing development faces opposition in Eugene
Leaders of a Eugene neighborhood association last week laid out their case against an affordable housing development planned in the city’s east hills. As proposed, a 3.9-acre lot off Floral Hill Drive east of Hendricks Park would be subdivided to create Floral Hill Terrace: 16 single-family homes and six fourplexes in four rows. The 40 units would range in price between $230,000 and $275,000.
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Shelter has its eyes on the entire block
Helping Hands, the homeless shelter at 619 Ninth Ave. SE, still wants to buy three city-owned lots on the next block and is willing to pay $150,000 to get them. That’s the message David Steele, executive director of the homeless shelter, gave the Albany City Council Wednesday. The three...
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Atlanta-based storage facility developer buys land off I-5 in Glenwood
A new self-storage facility may be coming to Glenwood. A company that develops and owns self-storage facilities has purchased land next to Laurel Grove Cemetery. SAFStor, which is headquartered in Atlanta, bought two lots for $1.43 million, according to a deed filed Sept. 2 in Lane County. The land totaling...
lookouteugene-springfield.com
Affordable housing project draws pushback in Eugene’s Laurel Hill neighborhood
A 40-unit affordable housing development proposed for Eugene’s Laurel Hill neighborhood is facing early opposition from neighbors. Nonprofit housing developer DevNW wants to build a mix of townhomes and single-family detached homes on 3.89 acres east of Floral Hill Drive, a subdivision called Floral Hill Terrace. Households earning up...
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New Florence development tackles housing and child care gaps
FLORENCE, Ore. - A new affordable housing development on the Oregon coast opened last week with an early learning child care center built right into the complex, addressing two critical needs for local families in one location. Elm Park in Florence will provide 32 affordable homes for families and quality...
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The Underrated Oregon Town Where Rent Is Under $800 And The Living Is Easy
There’s a town in southern Oregon that doesn’t care whether you’ve heard of it or not, and that indifference is honestly part of its appeal. Roseburg just keeps being wonderful, quietly and without any fuss, while the rest of the state argues about parking and coffee prices.
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With budget and enrollment deficit, University of Oregon contemplates ‘Next Generation’ of housing
On the southeast side of the University of Oregon campus, an enormous seven-story building is rising above the low-density housing across the street. The surrounding roads and sidewalks are closed off, while a crane hangs over the site, carrying the university flag. In May of this year, UO President Karl...
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The Buyer Side of the MLS with Dan Cooper
The Listing Bits Podcast is now available on your favorite podcast player!. Greg Robertson sits down with Dan Cooper, founder of Gitcha and the Buyer Listing Service (BLS), to talk about his path from spec-home builder to real estate broker to proptech founder. They dig into why Dan built a platform that flips traditional reverse prospecting on its head — letting buyers broadcast exactly what they want instead of waiting to be matched — and how that product is rolling out at the MLS level.
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Oregon’s Overlooked Coastal Town Is Still Holding Onto Affordable Living As Prices Rise Nearby
Coastal real estate can turn a daydream into a very serious conversation. I find it interesting when a place offers the scenery people chase without the same level of attention. This Oregon Coast city sits near the Pacific, the Umpqua River, and the Oregon Dunes. It is not the only...