OHCS and the Corporation for Supportive Housing are rolling out a new program in 2019 to provide technical assistance and training to 10 groups focused on Permanent Supportive Housing. PSH provides service-enriched affordable housing to help the most vulnerable individuals and families lead more stable lives. Of the 29 applicants, the Alder House cohort was among the 10 selected to participate as they offer permanent affordable housing for the homeless population of Downtown Portland.
It’s that time again! On Tuesday night, Multifamily Northwest held the ACE Awards recognizing outstanding individuals for Apartment Community Excellence throughout 2017. At… read article »
Iconic ‘B’ is saved for posterity as demolition begins to make way for five-story mixed-use building The iconic sign for… read article »
By Elliot Njus | The Oregonian/OregonLive The Portland City Council is considering whether to allow a building up to 200… read article »
Multi-generational living benefits youth, seniors, community at new Beaverton location. A place of belonging and permanence is golden for foster… read article »
A proposal to remake a property with deep roots in Old Town Chinatown’s Chinese-American community has stalled after running into opposition from Portland’s Historic Landmarks Commission.
Guardian Real Estate Services aimed to reposition the Tuck Lung building, at 140 N.W. Fourth Ave. The developer purchased the building for $8.25 million in May from investor John Beardsley.
After receiving design advice from the Historic Landmarks Commission, Guardian President Tom Brenneke said it appears unlikely the commission would accept the project team’s proposed alterations. Now, the developer may give up on updating the existing building and wait until a larger one can be constructed on the property, he said.
“Our proposal was to improve the façade and install a new storefront,” he said. “We don’t feel we’re going to be successful to convince the Landmarks Commission to allow us to do that. We’re unsure of our path. It’s frustrating.”
It’s official: some developers are setting up huge projects outside Portland’s city limits in other suburbs to avoid the Inclusionary Housing affordable residential unit requirement.
On Tuesday Sept. 12, a new large project being developed by Guardian Real Estate Services was approved by a 5-0 vote at the Milwaukie planning commission in the southeast suburb of Portland.
Plans include 110 units, 7,500 square-feet of retail space, 78 parking spaces for cars, a fitness facility and a club room for residents. The building will have 7,190 square-feet of retail and commercial space on the first floor and 110 multifamily dwelling units on the top four floors.
Jamie Bradley appointed Senior Asset Manager at Guardian Real Estate Services LLC Bradley provides key asset management and financial support… read article »
Affordable Community in NE Portland, OR Offers Unique Programming Community Development Partners (CDP) (communitydevpartners.com) is pleased to announce that it… read article »
Kris Bryant has been named senior development project manager at Guardian Real Estate Services. Before he joined Guardian, Bryant was senior… read article »
The 40-unit NAYA Generations has opened in Portland’s Lents neighborhood. By Donna Kimura A new affordable housing community aims to bring… read article »
The company represented Guardian Real Estate Services and Broadreach Capital Partners in the deal for the northeast Portland asset.
Portland, Ore.—HFF recently announced that it has secured the $47 million sale of The Ellington, a 263-unit apartment community in Portland, Ore.. Managing Director Ira Virden and Director Carrie Kahn led the company’s investment sales team.
Guardian Real Estate Services 2017 Leadership Conference was held on Wednesday, January 18th through Friday, January 20th, 2017 at the DoubleTree by Hilton… read article »
Downtown Portland’s sleek new Park Avenue West tower is going to be home to the flagship store of one of the state’s oldest and most iconic brands.
Pendleton Woolen Mills, the 153-year-old company renowned for its blankets, throws and apparel, has signed on for just over 3,000 square feet of retail space in the base of Park Avenue West. It will occupy the space in the southeast corner of the building across from Director Park and Nordstrom.
A resident had some nice words to say about her Park Avenue West apartment. Take a moment to find out… read article »
