ANNOUNCEMENTS! - Affordable/Subsidized Housing Openings

ANNOUNCEMENTS! - Affordable/Subsidized Housing Openings

ANNOUNCEMENTS! - Affordable/Subsidized Housing Opportunities and Waitlist Openings

9/8/26

  1. Home Forward will Open Project Based Waitlists at 5 Subsidized Affordable Housing Properties on Sept 9th

    • Home Forward, Oregon’s largest public housing authority, will begin accepting applications from community members for project-based waitlists at Meadowlark Place and four additional properties starting Wednesday, September 9 at 9:00am through Monday, September 21 at 11:59pm Pacific Time.

    • A project-based waitlist is for rent assistance that is tied to a specific Home Forward community instead of an individual household. To get this support, the household must live at that property. These vouchers cannot be moved to another place. Home Forward will accept applications for 5 property-based waitlists, and community members can apply for one or more of these waitlists.

    • Home Forward will randomly pick enough applicants to fill spots for the next three years, based on the number of people currently on each list and waiting, how often units become available, and other factors. Individuals are selected off the waitlist as units become vacant. Once chosen, an applicant must pass an eligibility screening.

    • Properties: Home Forward will be opening waitlists at the following properties:

    • Eligibility: Anyone can apply and must qualify when they are selected from a waitlist and a unit is available. We encourage anyone that thinks they might qualify to apply!

      • A household must earn less than 50% of the Area Median Income (AMI).

      • The head of the household must be at least 18 years old or an emancipated minor.

      • At least one person in the household must be a U.S. citizen or have eligible immigration status.

      • Every adult in the household must agree to a criminal background check.

    • About the Application:

      • The application process is not first-come, first-served—once someone applies, they will be entered into the lottery with an equal chance of being selected for the waitlists they have applied to. Every qualified applicant who applies during the application period has the same chance in the lottery. Being added to a waitlist does not guarantee rental assistance or housing placement.

      • Community members can create an account in Rent Café before the application opens, and are encouraged to prepare their documents and materials.

      • Once the application opens, there will be a dedicated Applicant Helpline community members can contact for support.

      • Please remember this housing resource is not immediate. If you are placed on a waitlist, it may take months to years to obtain housing assistance.

    • Helpline Information: Applicant Helpline: 503-415-8050, Hours: Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–4 p.m., Dates: September 9–21, 2026

      • If you have limited access to technology or need help completing your application, you can apply by phone with a Home Forward staff member.

      • Translation services are available.

  2. Portland Housing Bureau is hosting Rental Education Week 10/5/26 - 10/9/26. All sessions via Zoom.

    • Join us for the 2nd Annual Portland Rental Education Week, hosted by PHB's Rental Services Office! FREE educational sessions held every day about important topics in rental housing. Learn about conflict management strategies, fair housing, the sale and purchase of occupied rentals, and property maintenance standards. Each 1-hour lunctime webinar is led by a partner agency and will also include an overview of PHB and the Rental Services Office.

    • October 5-9, 2026

    • All sessions Via Zoom

    • Overview of PHB and RSO at every session

    • Learn more and register by 9/30 at portland.gov/phb/rental-ed-week-2026

    • Free lunchtime webinars on:

      • Conflict Management

      • Fair HOusing Basics

      • Sale/Purchase of Occupied Rentals

      • Property Maintenance

  3. Immigrant Family Resilience & Stability Program (FY27)

    • To Multnomah County partners and Community-Based Organizations,

      • We are excited to announce the launch of the Immigrant Family Resilience and Stability pilot program for Fiscal Year 2027. This initiative represents a strategic evolution from past support of newly-arrived asylum seekers and immigrants, which primarily focused on initial placement, sheltering and resettlement of families. 

    • Program Overview: The Immigrant Family Resilience and Stability Support initiative is relatively small in scope, intended to serve 130 families in FY27. We plan to launch on Sept. 1, 2026. The initiative is designed to support housing stability and resilience among immigrant families living in Multnomah County, who are struggling‌ with housing stability or family resiliency after losing a family member to detention by federal agents. 

      • We aim to provide financial support to families with at least one child under age 18 (or third-trimester pregnancy) residing in Multnomah County who, within the last year, have been impacted by the detention of an immediate family member who was a household financial contributor and living in Multnomah County at the time of detention.

    • Eligibility Criteria: To qualify for a referral, households must meet the following:

      • Family Composition: Must be a family with at least one child under age 18.

      • Residency: Families must reside in Multnomah County.

      • Federal Impact: Must be a family with an immediate household member directly related to the applicant and household financial contributor who was deported or detained by federal immigration agents within the last year. 

      • Income (rent assistance only): Under 60% AMI using current Portland Housing Bureau limits. There are no income limits for direct client assistance.

    • Referrals: Two Google Form referral forms (links below) must be used for program referrals. The window for referrals opens at 9 a.m. on the first business day of each month starting Sept. 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027, and may temporarily close when capacity is reached.

      • Once a referral is received, DCHS Director’s Office staff will reach out to the referring agency and/or family members to confirm eligibility (including requesting documents to establish identity and confirm detention and residency) and follow up with next steps. 

      • Referrals can be sent by an advocate or professional contact, or a family can self-refer.

    • Funding:

      • The total amount available to DCHS in this program for FY27 is $271,330. 

    • Rent assistance: $210,000 will serve a minimum of 70 families with one-time rent assistance, to a maximum of $3,000 per household. DCHS Director’s Office will coordinate with Bienestar de la Familia staff for rent assistance.

    • Direct client assistance: $61,330 will serve a minimum of 60 families with one-time direct client assistance, up to a maximum of $1,000 per household. The funds can be used to support a wide range of needs, ranging from groceries to energy assistance to baby items to legal documents, court fees/costs, certifications or trainings.

    • Referral Forms Full URLs (Please submit one or the other, not both): 

    • Rent Assistance 

    • Direct Client Assistance

    • Thank you for your help in connecting our most vulnerable families to this resource. Please reach out to DCHS Director’s Office Program Specialist Thacher Schmid at thacher.schmid@multco.us or (971) 865-1824 with any questions. Staff speak Spanish and English and can facilitate interpretation services as needed.

  4. Affordable Housing with availability:

    • Legin Commons

      • This is a new affordable housing property located in SE Portland. They are currently accepting applications and anticipate having approved applicants begin moving into the property in late September. The property has income restrictions of 30% and 60% Median Income. Their 30% subsidized waitlist is full, however they still have many 60% units still available. Visit their website linked below for income limit details and more information. 

      • Located at 7755 SE Division St., Portland, OR 97206

      • Rent prices are as follows and include all utilities including electric, water garbage and internet

        • Studio - $1032

        • 1bd - $1106

        • 2bd - $1593

        • 3bd - $1841

      • Contact: https://www.legincommons.com/

    • Kentwood Dimensions

      • Kentonwood Dimensions is an affordable housing community located in Portland, OR. Kentonwood Dimensions is an income restricted property (must be under 60% Median Income). Applicants must meet these income requirements to qualify for affordable homes at Kentonwood Dimensions. Kentonwood Dimensions offers quality and affordable studio and 3-bedroom floor plans in North Portland. This affordable property features a full kitchen, on-site laundry, on-site management, and all utilities included with rent. Schedule a tour today!

    • Argyle Gardens

      • Looking for a safe, stable, and affordable place to call home? Argyle Gardens could be the right fit for you. We offer furnished SRO units, studios and 1-bedroom apartment homes. We accept Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers and follow income eligibility guidelines to ensure affordability. Our application process is designed to be straightforward, and we’re here to help every step of the way. Contact us for a tour today. Our on-site management team is ready to welcome you home!

      • Argyle Gardens is conveniently located near many neighborhood amenities. The affordable housing property is a close distance to Jantzen Beach Supercenter. The shopping center hosts a variety of shopping and restaurant options. Grocery stores near the affordable community are Plaid Pantry and Fred Meyer. Schools near Argyle Gardens are Peninsula Elementary School, Cesar Chavez Middle School, and Roosevelt High School. Postal service at USPS is also near Argyle Gardens.

      • Residents have access to our Resident Rewards Program. Join our Resident Rewards Program and earn rewards for helping keep our community neat, clean and a joyful place to call home!

        • Participate in community improvement activities

        • Contribute to a stronger, cleaner neighborhood

        • Earn rewards for your efforts

      • 8550 N Argyle Way, Portland, OR 97217

      • Rent Prices:

        • SRO units - $506 (furnished. Shared kitchen and bathrooms)

        • Studio - $897 (Full kitchen. Private bathroom)

      • Onsite laundry and 24/7 staff.

      • Contact: 971-867-2144

    • Barbur Place

    • Dolph Court

    • Broadway Vantage

      • In 2005 IHI acquired a two-acre site on 82nd Avenue that was formerly a freeway on-ramp. IHI completed construction of 58 new units at the Broadway Vantage Apartments in 2008, with a smaller building fronting 82nd (containing studio and one-bedroom units) and a large building that contains family-sized units (2, 3, and 4-bedrooms). Fifteen units are set aside for formerly homeless families, who receive case management services from Impact NW through the Bridges to Housing Program. 

      • The ground floor of the large building includes indoor/outdoor community space, meeting rooms, a community kitchen, and a Creative Minds Learning Center. IHI also constructed a playground that is open to the public and facilitated a community art project that resulted in a tile mural that represents contributions from over 150 neighborhood residents and stakeholders. 

    • Modern Rich

    • The Yards

      • Kick back, relax and enjoy the good life at The Yards At Union Station. Our studio, 1, and 2 bedroom apartments in Portland, Oregon, come in a variety of floor plans so you can choose your ideal living space. Our convenient location places you moments away from popular dining, shopping, and outdoor recreation. The home you’ve been searching for is waiting for you at The Yards At Union Station.  

      • 945 NW Naito Pkwy

      • Available apartments: Studio $899; 2 bedroom - $1250

      • Contact: 

    • Hazel Heights

    • King and Parks Apartments

      • King Park Apartments is an affordable housing community in Portland, OR that features 1, 2, and 3 bedroom apartment homes. King Park Apartments is an income restricted property. Residents must meet these income limits to qualify for affordable homes at King Park Apartments.

      • Schools near King Park Apartments are Irvington Elementary School, Ockley Green Middle School, and Jefferson High School. Postal service at USPS is also near King Park Apartments. Come and see what King Park Apartments' affordable housing community has to offer. Schedule a tour today!

    • Beatrice Morrow Apartments

      • Beatrice Morrow is an affordable housing community in Portland, OR that features studio, 1, 2, and 3 bedroom apartment homes. Beatrice Morrow is an income restricted property. Residents must meet these income limits to qualify for affordable homes at Beatrice Morrow.

      • Schools near Beatrice Morrow are Woodlawn Elementary School, Ockley Green Middle School, and Jefferson High School. Postal service at USPS is also near Beatrice Morrow. Come and see what Beatrice Morrow's affordable housing community has to offer. Schedule a tour today!

8/10/26

  1. SENATE BILL 1523: Property managers can not require use of electronic portals for housing applications or payments

    • Senate Bill 1523, which went into effect in early June 2026, landlords cannot require tenants to use online payment portals, debit/credit cards, or other electronic methods as the exclusive way to pay rent. Landlords must provide a non-electronic, reasonable alternative like paper checks. 

    • Key Details of the Law

      • No Digital-Only Mandate: Landlords are barred from forcing tenants or housing applicants to use a digital tenant portal or electronic funds transfer to pay rent or submit applications. 

      • Required Alternatives: Property managers must accommodate tenants who opt out of online systems by accepting traditional, commercially reasonable payment methods like paper checks without charging a fee to accept them.

      • Processing Fees: If a tenant voluntarily chooses to use a credit card or online portal, landlords are allowed to pass through the exact processing fees charged by the payment company, provided they keep and share records of those fees upon request.

      • Common Area Access: The legislation also requires landlords to offer analog options (such as a physical key, fob, or code) for building or common area entry if the primary access relies exclusively on a smartphone app or digital portal.

    • Tenants Rights under SB 1523 regarding Tenant Portals and Electronic Systems:

      • Request a paper or printable rental application rather than applying through an online portal.

      • Submit required tenancy documents through alternatives to an online tenant portal when requested.

      • Pay rent by check or another commercially reasonable non-electronic payment method. 

      • You cannot be required to pay rent exclusively through an online portal or electronic payment system.

      • Request a non-digital alternative for certain access systems when electronic access methods are offered.

    • You can read the measure language here: SB 1523 Measure

  2. Housing eLearning Modules

  3. Applications Open for Veteran Home Repair - 0% interest loans for home repairs for eligible applicants.

    • Habitat for Humanity’s - Veteran Restore Health and Safety Program is open and accepting applications. The program provides essential health and safety home improvements for qualified veterans. 

    • Eligible repairs focus on safety, accessibility, and preventing further damage.
      Examples include: 

      • Roof replacement and repair 

      • Plumbing and electrical 

      • Heating/cooling (HVAC) systems 

      • ADA ramps and fall prevention improvements 

      • Wheelchair accessible flooring  

      • Window replacement and repair 

      • Water intrusion mitigation and moisture repair 

      • Other health and safety related improvements 

    • How Habitat’s Home Repair program works

      • Habitat manages the entire repair project from start to finish. 
        We hire and work directly with licensed contractors. Skilled Habitat volunteers are also utilized.  

      • Homeowners do not receive cash; Habitat pays our contractors directly. 

      • To keep repairs affordable for homeowners, Habitat offers 0% interest loans. 

    • Visit the Veteran Restore Health and Safety Program website for information about the program, eligibility and to access the link to apply. 

  4. New Homeownership Opportunities on the Way

  5. Affordable Housing with availability:

    • The Bria Apartments

    • Gretchen Kafoury Commons

      • Gretchen Kafoury Commons is a nine-story apartment community with 129 studio, one and two-bedroom homes.  Built in 2000, this conveniently located downtown Portland community serves residents with incomes between 40% and 80% of the area median income. They have a combination of subsidized (12 units) and affordable housing units (117 units).

      • With views of the West Hills, Mt. Hood, and downtown Portland, Gretchen Kafoury Commons offers convenient living in the downtown area. Shopping, grocery, restaurants, bus lines, MAX light rail and Portland Streetcar are just outside this community. It offers laundry facilities, a fitness center, indoor bicycle storage, controlled building access, a garden terrace, parking garage, and easy access to freeways. 

      • 1240 SW Columbia St, Portland, OR 97201 

      • Studio - $900; 1 bedroom - $1100

      • Contact: Wes Hoffman

    • Jim and Salles Place

    • Pearl Court

    • 73 Foster

      • On September 1, REACH will welcome the first residents to 73Foster, their newest affordable housing community in Southeast Portland. Located in the Foster-Powell neighborhood, the 64-home development will provide quality, affordable housing for individuals and families, with on-site amenities and resident services designed to help people thrive.

      • 73Foster was made possible through strong community partnerships, including our collaboration with El Programa Hispano Católico (EPHC), which supports leasing referrals, language access, applicant assistance, and ongoing resident services for future residents.

      • 5005 SE 72nd Ave., Portland, OR 97206

      • Contact: 971-466-0526

      • Click Here to Apply

    • Provi Apartments

      • Nestled in Portland’s charming and historic Laurelhurst neighborhood this modern apartment community boasts beautiful finishes such as walnut wood cabinets, granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances. With easy access to freeways, cafes, shops, bistros, public transit and more Provi is where you want to be! Provi offers spacious and unique floor plans right in the center of the city, close to all your urban desires. 

      • 4720 NE Glisan St.

      • Available - 1 bedroom apartment - $1175-1195

      • Contact: Angelica Santos 503-617-6414

    • 143 Apartments

    • Celio Apartments

      • Step into the historic charm of Celio Apartments and experience a cozy lifestyle in the heart of Goose Hollow apartments. Nestled in Portland’s historic King's Hill District, our community blends city excitement with classic character. Wake up to scenic views of downtown and the West Hills, and soak in the natural light from expansive picture windows. Thanks to flat-rate utilities, 24-hour emergency maintenance, and a smoke-free environment, you’ll enjoy comfort without the extra hassle. Plus, with conveniences like our 24-hour fitness center, on-site laundry facilities, and complimentary coffee waiting for you, every day feels a little easier. 

      • 901 SW King Ave.

      • Available apartments: Studio $1045-1125; One bedroom - $1165-1170; two bedroom - $1855-1875

      • Contact: Meghan Barry 844-220-5981

    • Lents Village

      • Lents Village is for residents 55+ years of age and has many incredible features including an on-site laundry facility and community room. Welcome home to Lents Village, where life just got a bit more comfortable! 

      • 10325 SE Holgate

      • Available Apartments: One bedroom - $991-1005

      • Contact: Lents Village Manager 503-954-2884

  6. N/NE Preference Policy Rental Housing Update

    • A Lasting Legacy: The Luther Strong Jr. & Dr. Jackie Strong Empowerment Village Opens in North Portland!  A new chapter is beginning in North Portland with the opening of the Luther Strong, Jr. & Dr. Jackie Strong Empowerment Village, also known as the Strong Building. Located at the corner of N. Alberta St. and N. Williams Ave., the new development brings 75 affordable apartment homes to Portland's Humboldt neighborhood while honoring the lasting contributions of the Strong family.  

      • Developed by Self Enhancement, Inc. (SEI) and Community Development Partners (CDP), the Strong Building offers one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments for households earning between 30% and 60% of the area median income (AMI). More than two-thirds of the homes—54 apartments—feature two or more bedrooms, helping meet the growing need for affordable housing for families with children.  

    • About the N/NE Neighborhood Housing Strategy - The N/NE Neighborhood Housing Strategy is an initiative by the Portland Housing Bureau to address a legacy of displacement in North and Northeast Portland through investments in new affordable rental housing, opportunities for first-time homebuyers, and home retention programs for longtime residents 

    • Preference Policy Rental Housing Opportunities

7/17/26

  1. WESHINE’S SHELTER WAITLISTS OPEN 7/16/26-7/21/26

    1. Due to limited space across our three locations, our application window will open on Thursday, 7/16 at 5:00pm, and close on Tuesday, July 21st at 5:00pm.  

    2. Please be sure to complete our referral form or submit paper referrals before 5:00 PM on 7/21 to be considered. (PDF version of application is attached)

    3. Note: Only our waitlist is open at this time. Our three shelter sites are still currently at capacity. 

    4. https://weshinepdx.org/

    5. WeShine creates safe, supportive micro-villages that help Portland’s unsheltered adults find stability, community, and a path toward permanent housing. Together, we’re transforming lives and neighborhoods—one home at a time. 

    6. For more information about their Micro-Villages visit: https://weshinepdx.org/villages/

    7. Contact: info@weshintepdx.org

  2. NEW IDD FAIR HOUSING RESOURCES FOR LANDLORDS AND ADVOCATES

    1. With the support of the KUNI Foundation, FHCO developed new resources that address specific fair housing concerns and education for providers working with Individuals with Developmental Disabilities (IDD).  

    2. How to Assist Tenants with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities: Best practices for landlords and housing providers 

    3. Be a Fair Housing Advocate for People with IDD: Best practices for service providers working with people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD)

    4. Fair Housing Disability Rights Brochure (Spanish)

    5. Reasonable Accommodation Interactive Tool (Spanish)

    6. Fair Housing for Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities and their Families Guide (Spanish)

      Please reach out to education@fhco.org if you are interested in bringing an IDD-focused training to your organization or group! 

  3. AFFORDABLE HOUSING: 

    • Hotel Alder 

      • Hotel Alder is a five-story historic apartment building consisting of 99 single-room occupancy units located in the heart of downtown Portland. Hotel Alder is an alcohol- and drug-free community. All units are income and rent restricted, with some Project-Based Section 8 rent subsidized units available. 

      • 415 SW Alder St., Portland, OR 97204 

      • SRO units: $491/mo

      • Contact: CCC Housing Office: (503) 525-8483 located at 523 NE Everett St. 

      • https://centralcityconcern.org/housing-location/hotel-alder/

      • Application fee $20, $100 of first 3 months, No Security Deposit

      • No Waitlist, Application’s Processed Immediately

      • Documentation to bring: Photo ID, 60-day recovery verification, Proof of income 

      • Screening Requirements: Urinalysis, Background Check, Income must be between $737-$2260/mo      

    • Milepost 5 

    • The Henry 

    • Alcove Northwest 

    • Erickson Fritz

    • Ascend Apartments

6/11/26

  1. HRSN CLIMATE SUPPORTS CAN PURCHASE AIR CONDITIONERS FOR QUALIFYING OHP MEMBERS

    • Home changes for health are a health-related social needs (HRSN) benefit. They are devices to help keep members who qualify, healthy in their homes during extreme weather. These include:
      • Air conditioners, heaters, and air filters to provide clean air and healthy temperatures
      • Mini fridges to keep medication cold during a power outage
      • Portable power supplies to operate medical devices like ventilators during a power outage
    • Who Qualifies for HRSN Home Changes for Health? OHP covers devices for members who:
      • Have a living situation that qualifies them for HRSN services,
      • Have a health condition that makes climate events challenging or dangerous, 
      • Live in a place with electricity, and 
      • Can use the device safely.
    • Covered devices are only for use in the member's home or primary residence. Visit the Oregon Health Authority’s Climate Supports website for additional information. You’ll find information about the benefit, eligibility and contact information for the OHP Coordinated Care Organizations where members can apply. Read the HRSN home changes overview, click the links below: 

    • English, Spanish, Russian, Vietnamese, Arabic, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese

  2. RENT ASSISTANCE IN WASHINGTON COUNTY OPENING JULY 2026: Community Action’s Emergency Rent Assistance program reopening in July.

  3. EAST PORTLAND HOUSING RESOURCES

  4. BARRIER REDUCTION RESOURCES: 3 resources to address common housing barriers

    • Criminal History

      • Drop-In Clinics — CLEAR Clinic

        • What - Free clinics for criminal & eviction record expungements, court fine waivers, legal name changes, and SB 819 applications for non-expungeable felonies.

        • Where - 2–3 times/week across Portland metro — recovery centers, community orgs, and CLEAR’s office.

        • How - No appointment needed. Check the online calendar for current locations and times.

        • Contact - 503-389-5919 ✉ info@clear-clinic.org

        • View clinic calendar

      • Legal Aid Services of Oregon — Expungement Clinic

        • What - Free attorney review of criminal and eviction records. Attorneys determine eligibility and complete all court paperwork for qualifying clients. Income eligibility applies.

        • Where - Virtual and in-person clinics in Gresham, Multnomah, and Clackamas counties.

        • How - Call the Portland office to apply. Have client income information ready.

        • Contact - 503-224-4086

        • Find local Legal Aid office

      • Metropolitan Public Defender — Community Law Project

        • What - Single-visit clinics covering expungements, eviction record clearing, felony reductions, court debt relief, warrant lifts, license reinstatement, and immigration legal services.

        • Where - Hosted at community organizations in Multnomah, Clackamas, and Washington counties.

        • How - Call MPD’s main line to find the next clinic near your client.

        • Contact - 503-225-9100

        • Contact MPD Community Law

    • Eviction & Rental Debt

      • Portland Eviction Legal Defense Program

        • What - Free legal representation for low-income tenants. Clients can access help as soon as they receive a Notice of Termination — no need to wait for a court filing.

        • Where - Oregon Law Center, MPD, Legal Aid Services, and PCC. Court defense at Multnomah County and East County courthouses.

        • How - Call or email as soon as a client receives any termination notice.

        • Contact - 888-585-9638 ✉ evictiondefense@oregonlawcenter.org

        • Call 888-585-9638

    • ID & Documentation

      • Oregon DMV Homelessness ID Fee Waiver (HB 3026)

        • What - Waives the $44.50 state ID fee for clients experiencing homelessness. Case managers can sign DMV Form 735-7183 directly. Covers initial issuance and up to two replacements

        • Where - Any Oregon DMV location. Referring agency signs the form; client submits it at the DMV.

        • How - Email ODOT to request Form 735-7183. Must be submitted to DMV within 60 days of signing.

        • Contact - Customerconnect@odot.oregon.gov

        • Watch: how to complete the form - Watch on YouTube →

  5. HOME OWNERSHIP OPPORTUNITY: REACH Home Ownership Program

    • As part of the NeighborWorks network, REACH is expanding access to homeownership through a model that connects housing, financial education, and long-term support. Through REACH for Homeownership, buyers receive:

      • Access to below-market homes

      • Down payment assistance

      • Financial coaching and homebuyer education

    • REACH is selling 62 homes in SE Portland to first-time homebuyers—prioritizing current tenants, partner non-profit clients, and others historically locked out of homeownership. This initiative promotes wealth building and long-term community stability. 

    • LEARN MORE ABOUT REACH FOR HOMEOWNERSHIP

  6. MORTGAGE ASSISTANCE: Homeowner Assistance Fund accepting final applications until June 15th 

    • Homeowners who have struggled to make mortgage payments due to the COVID019 pandemic may still be eligible for assistance, but June 15 is the last chance to apply.

    • Because program funds are running low, Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS) will close the Homeowner Assistance Fund (HAF) program to new applications at 8 a.m. on June 15. Applications are processed in the order they are completed, meaning OHCS has received all required information from both the homeowner and servicer. Applicants are not guaranteed to be funded even if they are eligible.

    • “We’ve received a tremendous response since we reopened the program earlier this year,” said Talia Kahn-Kravis, acting director of Homeownership at OHCS. “We encourage anyone who hasn’t applied to do so as soon as possible before funds run out.”

    • In February, OHCS reopened HAF to support eligible homeowners who have experienced severe financial hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic. To be eligible for assistance, homeowners must have a primary mortgage with a participating mortgage servicing company that is 90 days or more past due.

    • Eligible homeowners can qualify for up to $50,000 in grant funds, regardless of whether they’ve previously received HAF payments. Payments will be made directly to their servicer to reinstate their mortgage.

    • Homeowners can learn more about eligibility criteria and application requirements at oregonhomeownerassistance.org. 

  7. FREE LEGAL CLINIC IN GRESHAM: Portland Metropolitan Public Defender, Expungement and Barrier Reduction Clinic 6/29/26

    • Metropolitan Public Defender is hosting an expungement and barrier reduction clinic June 29th, 2026 from 10am - 1pm at Club Hope, 100 SE Cleveland Ave., Gresham, OR 97080. 

    • For more information Contact - 503-225-9100, MPD Community Law

5/22/26

  1. AFFORDABLE HOUSING: Madrona Studios $700, no deposit.

    • Central City Concern - Madrona Studios
      • $20 Application fee & no security deposit
      • Studios starting at $700/month
      • 10 N Weidler St., Portland, OR 97227
      • Contact: Jen.Hansen@ccconcern.org (click their email to send an inquiry); CCC Housing Office: 503-525-8483 
      • Website: Madrona Studios

  2. AFFORDABLE HOUSING: Louisa Flowers $899, no deposit.

    • Pinehurst Property Management - Louisa Flowers
      • No application fees or security deposits
      • Studios starting at $899/month with 1-month free
      • 515 NE Holladay St., Portland, OR 97232
      • Contact: louisaflowers@pinehurstmanagement.com (click their email to send an inquiry); Pinehurst Management: 503-484-7564
      • Website: Louisa Flowers

  3. AFFORDABLE HOUSING: The Aurora $1034 - 1 bd, $1482 - 2 bed.

  4. AFFORDABLE HOUSING: Alder 9, 2 months free if lease is signed in May

    • Alder 9

      • Alder 9 is providing 2 months of rent for free for anyone who signs their lease in May 2025. These are mostly studio and one bedroom Low Income Housing Tax Credit units. 

      • Rents starting at: Studio - $950; One Bedroom - $1120; Two Bedroom - $1300; Three Bedroom - $1885

      • Please reach out to the property directly with any questions. 

      • Email: alder9mgr@quantumres.com

      • Phone: 503-951-4843

      • Website: https://www.alder9.com

  5. MORTGAGE ASSISTANCE: Homeowner Assistance Fund still accepting applications. 

    • The Homeowner Assistance Fund (HAF) is still accepting applications for mortgage relief as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. To be eligible for assistance, homeowners must have a primary mortgage with a participating mortgage servicing company that is 90 days or more past due.  

    • Eligible homeowners can qualify for up to $50,000 in grant funds, regardless of whether they’ve previously received HAF payments. Payments will be made directly to their servicer to reinstate their mortgage. Funds will be available until they are fully allocated, but no later than Sept. 30, 2026. 

    • OHCS reviews and funds applications once all required information is received from both the homeowner and their mortgage servicer. Funds are distributed on a first-completed, first-served basis, so applicants are encouraged to submit any outstanding documents as soon as possible. 

    • To learn more, visit oregonhomeownerassistance.org.

  6. RESOURCE FAIR: Project Homeless Connect, Washington County. 7/24/26 from 9AM - 3PM

    • Friday, July 24th, 9AM - 3PM

    • Sunset Church, 14986 NW Cornell Rd, Portland, OR 

    • One-stop-shop events that provide extensive, critical services such as dental care, haircuts, and housing connections. These events happen tri-annually in Hillsboro, Beaverton, and Tigard. 

    • This event will offer a variety of free services, resources, and community support for individuals and families in need. We would greatly appreciate your help in sharing this flyer with anyone in the community who may benefit from attending. 

    • For more information about Project Homeless Connect Washington County visit: https://www.phcwc.org/. 

  7. RESOURCE FAIR: Portland Community Resiliency Fair, David Douglas High School, 5/30/26 from 11AM - 2PM

    • Saturday, May 30, 2026; 11:00 AM  2:00 PM; David Douglas High School (North Building); 1001 Southeast 135th AvenuePortland, OR, 97233United States (map)

    • Discover resources to strengthen your household and community at the Portland Community Resiliency Fair!

    • Join us for a day of connection, learning, and family fun on Saturday, May 30, 2026, from 11 AM to 2 PM at David Douglas High School (North Building), 1001 SE 135th Ave, Portland, OR 97233. This free event is designed to connect you with valuable nonprofit resources to build a more resilient future.

    • Enjoy a variety of activities and benefits, including:

      • Nonprofit Resources

      • Free Dental Screenings

      • Summer heat prep workshops with Community Energy Project

      • Bill Discount Sign Ups

        • Bring your utility bill to see if you qualify for assistance

      • Free lunch and groceries for attendees

      • Electric Bike test rides

      • Electric Vehicle test rides

      • FLIP Museum (Children’s activity)

      • Free Lead Testing (Español)

        • Bring soil or household items (up to 3) to test for lead

    • *Don't forget to bring a copy of your utility bill for potential discount opportunities.

       DOWNLOAD FLYER: ENGLISH -  SPANISH  -  VIETNAMESE - CHINESE - RUSSIAN

 

4/21/26

  1. FAIR HOUSING TRAINING: Fair Housing for Long-term Care, Thursday, April 23, 9-11 a.m.

    •  In this session, we will review Fair Housing Law and how it specifically applies to long-term care facilities. There will be special focus given to the protected class of disability, reasonable accommodations, modifications, and screening and termination as it relates to fair housing. Click here to register for Fair Housing for Long-Term Care Facilities

  2. UTILITY ASSISTANCE: Our Just Future opening utility assistance line 4/24 at 9am. Our Just Future will open their energy line at 9am on Friday, April 24th, 2026. At that time, they will accept requests for assistance with Pacific Power and Northwest Natural gas ONLY. Must be a Multnomah County resident to apply. Applicants should call 503-405-7877 to apply when the program opens.

  3. TENANT EDUCATION: Free Rent Well class at Central City Concern 5/7-5/28

    • This is a free, in-person 4-week course focused on building the skills needed to successfully secure and maintain housing.
    • Program Details:
      • Orientation (required): May 7, 1:00–2:00 PM
      • Class Dates: May 7 – May 28 (Tuesdays & Thursdays)
      • Time: 1:00 – 3:30 PM
      • Location: Central City Concern – Employment Access Center (Basement Classroom)
      • Participants will learn about: Tenant rights and responsibilities, Landlord expectations, Completing housing applications, Understanding lease agreements, Eviction prevention strategies
    • Sign-Up Link: https://forms.gle/aXYyuXi8S6c4seHp9

     

  4. SUBSIDIZED HOUSING: Home Forward’s updated list of Project Based voucher units is now available. 

    • Home Forward recently updated their Project Based voucher building list. This list features properties owned by Home Forward that have rent subsidies attached to the property and provides details regarding which waitlists are open or closed, unit sizes available at the property, where to apply and any wait list preferences. Tenant’s living in subsidized units will pay approximately 30% of their income for rent. Click here to access a PDF download of the updated Project Based Voucher building list (updated 3/26/26) 

 

3/13/26

  1. AFFORDABLE HOUSING VACANCY LIST : 

    • Click here to access Central City Concern’s current vacancy list. There is a combination of subsidized and affordable housing units with links for each property and where you can apply online.

    • Please reach out directly to CCC if you have questions about the housing or application process. https://centralcityconcern.org/contact-us/ 

  2. HOMEOWNER ASSISTANCE FUND: Oregon Housing  & Community Services has reopened the Homeowner Assistance Fund 

    • OHCS has reopened the Homeowner Assistance Fund (HAF) program to support Oregon homeowners at risk of foreclosure to keep their homes. The program, created under the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021, provides mortgage assistance to homeowners who experienced hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic. 

    • To be eligible for assistance, homeowners must have a primary mortgage with a participating mortgage servicing company that is 90 days or more past due. Eligible homeowners can qualify for up to $50,000 in grant funds, regardless of whether they've previously received HAF payments. Payments will be made directly to their servicer to reinstate their mortgage. Funds will be available until they are fully allocated, but no later than Sept. 30, 2026. 

    • For information on how to apply, visit the OHCS website.

      For additional support, homeowners are encouraged to work with a housing counselor. A list of housing counselors in your area can also be found on the OHCS website. 

  3. AFFORDABLE HOUSING: Sabin CDC apartment vacancies

    • 1309 NE Emerson – Duplex Unit
      • Unit: 1 bed / 1 bath
      • Address: 1309 NE Emerson St., Portland, OR 97211
      • Rent: $1,234/month
      • Available: March 31st, 2026
      • Amenities: Renovated unit, resident parking, laundry hookups, WSG included
      • Notes: Non‑smoking property; animals allowed only with valid ESA/companion documentation; first month’s rent and deposit required.
    • Alberta Street Apartments – Studio Unit * Upper Level Unit
      • Unit: Studio / 1 bath
      • Address: 5010 NE 19th St., Portland, OR 97211
      • Rent: $1,086/month
      • Available: April 16th, 2026
      • Amenities: Renovated unit, resident parking, on‑site laundry, WSG included
      • Notes: Non‑smoking property; animals allowed only with valid ESA/companion documentation; first month’s rent and deposit required

    • Contact: Sabin CDC — 503‑724‑6703, Darius@sabincdc.us, or 503‑706‑9908, jenniferr@sabincdc.us

       

  4. AFFORDABLE HOUSING: Rose CDC apartment vacancies (Updated March 9, 2026)

  5. AFFORDABLE HOUSING: REACH CDC hosts Open House at Wy’East Plaza 3/19/26 + $600 off first mo rent. (*Applies to first month’s rent for new leases only; exclusions apply.)

    • Wy’East Plaza

      • Studio: $1,001.00/month
        1 Bedroom: $1,163.00/ month

      • Apply in person on March 19th, 10 am - 4 pm.  

      • 12370 SE Ash St, Portland, OR, 97233

      • View an apartment and complete a rental application. Units are income-restricted. Applies to first month’s rent for new leases only; exclusions apply. Qualifications are listed below.

      • Household income must be at least 1.5 times the monthly rent. No security deposit. Application & Screening Fee: $40.00 (non-refundable), per applicant. Security Deposit: $0+. Term: Minimum 12-month lease. Prorated Rent: Per Rental Agreement. Rental rates do not include utilities paid by the resident.

      • LEARN MORE 

    • CLICK HERE TO VIEW ALL PROPERTIES

 

2/20/26

  1. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR LOW INCOME PREGNANT MOTHERS: 

    • The Bridge Project is a cash transfer program for pregnant moms who will receive assistance for 3 years. Eligibility:

      • Live in Multnomah County

      • Be at least 18 years of age

      • Be at most 27 weeks pregnant

      • Make less than $39,000 annually

      • Click here to apply

  2. AFFORDABLE HOUSING: REACH CDC affordable housing vacancies  

  3. AFFORDABLE HOUSING: Hacienda CDC leasing new property, the Dolores in Hillsboro.

    • The Dolores is a new development located in Hillsboro that is currently leasing new 1 ($1396), 2 ($1675), and 3 ($1936) bedroom units. Click here to see available units, floor plans and amenities. 

 

2/6/26

  1. SHARED HOUSING: Pine Street Recovery Housing has shared rooms for $550.

    • Pine Street Recovery Housing is now accepting men in recovery for shared rooms. 

      • Beds starting at $550 per month

      • Must be willing to participate in a 12 step program, pass a UA and have funding or ability to pay rent. 

      • They can provide referrals to treatment resources. 

      • Currently shared rooms are only available to men and homes are generally located near SE 119th and SE Pine street. 

    • Contact Devon Andrade 971-291-3993

  2. TENANT EDUCATION: Rent Well classes in April through Cultivate Initiatives 

    • Cultivate Initiatives is offering Rent Well classes in April and will start enrolling participants as of 2/23/26.
    • Rent well is a tenant education program that helps empower OR & WA residents with the knowledge and skills to navigate renting successfully. The lessons cover budgeting, the application process, communication skills, tenant rights, landlord expectations, unit maintenance, moving tips, and much more.
    • Graduates have access to up to $5000 through the Landlord Incentive Fund! This fund covers unpaid rent and other related charges if the student vacates the unit within the 1st year of lease. 

     

  3. SHELTER RESOURCE: Now Open: Centennial Neighborhood Overnight Shelter

    • Located at Eastside Imago Dei Community, 3130 SE 148th Ave., Portland, OR 97236

    • Anyone over 18 can access the shelter. 

    • Couples will sleep on separate mats.  

    • Shelter Operates from 9pm - 7am and has capacity for approximately 80 guests.

    • One leashed pet per person is allowed. 

    • Contact the shelter line directly for intake and waitlist information: 503-343-0690 x 1008

1/9/26

  1. UTILITY SERVICE PROTECTIONS IN MULT. CO.

     

  2. RENT ASSISTANCE: St. Vincent De Paul Rent/Utility Assistance Applications Opening 1/12/26 from 9:00am - 9:15am. 

12/5/25

  1. AFFORDABLE HOUSING: Portland Housing Bureau’s N/NE Preference Policy Rental Housing Update

    • The Portland Housing Bureau is currently accepting Preference Policy rental applications for affordable rental housing opportunities in North and Northeast Portland. Properties currently accepting applications are listed at the bottom of this post. The Preference Policy gives preference to residents that have been harmed by Portland city action through urban renewal practices within the Interstate Corridor Urban Renewal Area (ICURA). The waitlist is open to everyone, however, current and former residents of North and Northeast Portland will be considered before those that have not resided in the area.
    • Coming Soon to Overlook Neighborhood: M. Carter Commons
      • M. Carter Commons is an upcoming affordable apartment building for adults 44 and older planned for North Interstate Avenue near Overlook Park. The Urban League of Portland and Northwest Housing Alternatives are working together to develop this new community.
      • The building is planned to include 62 affordable, accessible homes, plus one on-site managers unit. Future residents will be able to enjoy a community room, laundry facilities, on-site staff, and an outdoor courtyard.
      • Named after Margaret Louise Carter, Oregon’s first Black woman legislator, M. Carter Commons will be located next to a light rail stop, close to medical services, and near the historic Albina District—an ideal location for senior housing that supports Preference Policy candidates, including communities of color.

      • Funding sources include Metro, the Interstate Corridor Urban Renewal Area, and Home Forward. Support from the Portland Clean Energy Community Benefits Fund (PCEF) will help the building include energy-efficient systems and appliances to improve comfort and help keep utility costs low once it opens.

         

    • Now Referring Families to Strong Empowerment Village - We are excited to share that families/households will now be referred to the Luther Strong, Jr. & Dr. Jackie Strong Empowerment Village (the Strong Building). This new apartment community is located at 4985 N Williams Avenue (corner of N Alberta St. and N. Williams Ave). The building honors the Strong family, longtime neighborhood residents, and supports the N/NE Preference Policy by prioritizing households displaced or impacted by urban renewal. Below are the estimated rents for each unit type:
    •  
    • One Bedroom31-3 people30% AMI$656
      One Bedroom181-3 people45% AMI$995-$1,015
      Two Bedroom52-5 people30% AMI$784
      Two Bedroom272-5 people45% AMI$1,195-$1,215
      Three Bedroom33-7 people30% AMI$905
      Three Bedroom193-7 people45% AMI$1,395-$1,415

  1. AFFORDABLE HOUSING: Rose CDC is announcing vacancies at their properties.

  2. FIRST TIME HOME BUYER PROGRAM: Portland Housing Bureau’s Neighborhood Housing Preservation Program Update

    • Partnering for Homeownership — How PHB and Local Agencies Support Preference Policy Homebuyers

      • The Portland Housing Bureau (PHB) continues to expand homeownership opportunities for residents with historic ties to North and Northeast Portland through the N/NE Preference Policy. This initiative connects eligible homebuyers with trusted local agencies that provide counseling, education, and access to down payment assistance. These partnerships are helping families rebuild roots, achieve stability, and reclaim a sense of belonging in neighborhoods shaped by decades of displacement.

      • A key partner in this work is the Portland Housing Center (PHC), which helps first-time buyers become mortgage-ready through financial coaching, classes, and one-on-one support. PHC guides Preference Policy clients through every step. From improving credit to securing down payment assistance to helping families purchase homes in the neighborhoods they once called home.

      • PHB also works closely with other community-based partners. If you or someone you know may qualify for the N/NE Preference Policy or want to explore first-time homebuyer resources, contact one of PHB’s homebuyer partners:

        • Portland Housing Center (PHC)

        • African American Alliance for Homeownership (AAAH)

        • Hacienda CDC

        • NAYA Family Center

    • To learn more or start your homeownership journey, visit: Portland Housing Center: www.portlandhousingcenter.org

    • PHB Preference Policy: www.portland.gov/phb

  3. UTILITY BILL DISCOUNT PROGRAM TRAINING LINK 

    • The Community Service Network hosted a training in April of 2025 with several utility providers in which each provider discussed their utility discount and assistance programs. The following utility providers participated: PGE, NW Natural, Portland Water Bureau, Oregon Black Resource Network

    • Click here to access the video recording on YouTube. 

  4. TENANT LANDLORD LAW UPDATES

    1. The Oregon State Legislature has recently passed changes to Oregon Statute governing landlord-tenant laws, which may affect Portland landlords and tenants. The Portland Housing Bureau is providing the below notice to inform Portland tenants and landlords of these changes at the State level.

      HB3251 has modified ORS 90.300: Effective 01/01/2026, if a tenant does not make necessary steps to enter into a rental agreement, due to habitability defects under ORS 90.320, the landlord must return the security deposit.

    2. HB2134 has modified ORS. 90.427: Effective 01/01/2026, if a tenant issues a 30-day notice to vacate after their landlord has made an action under ORS 90.427 (typically a "no-cause" lease termination requiring a 90-day notice to vacate), the landlord may not collect a termination fee (commonly referred to as a "lease break fee") or collect rent after the tenant's termination date.

    3. The following changes do not apply within Portland City limits, as Portland City Code 30.01.085 and 30.01.086 already apply: 

      1. SB586 has modified ORS 90.427: Effective 09/26/2025, a landlord may give a 60-day notice, instead of a 90-day notice, upon sale of a residential rental dwelling unit as long as the tenant is provided an amount equal to one month's periodic rent.

      2. SB599 has modified ORS 90.303: Effective 06/06/2025, a landlord may not inquire, reject (provided the applicant can give other means to verify their identity), or discriminate against an applicant or member of the applicant's household on the basis of actual or perceived immigration or citizenship status.

  5. SHELTER RESOURCE LISTS: Call to Safety Shelter Resource List AND City of Portland Overnight Shelter real-time availability.

    1. Sharing a few shelter website resources that may be helpful for clients in need of this support especially given cold weather in the winter. 

      1. City of Portland Overnight Shelter Availability - Map of overnight shelters (City run only) that shows real-time availability of open beds. 

      2. Call to Safety - Shelter Space Resources for survivors of DV (updated regularly)

      3. Care for When It’s Cold - Severe weather shelter information can be found here when a Severe Weather thresholds are met and information on criteria used to determine when severe weather resources will be deployed.  

      4. Winter Weather and City of Portland Services 

      5. Homeless Services Department - Emergency Shelters 

      6. Shelter and Homeless Services - Overview of shelter resources

 

10/29/25

  1. SUBSIDIZED HOUSING: Project Based Voucher & Public Housing waitlists opening in Washington County 11/4/25 - 11/10/25. This is the first-ever “zone waitlist,” dividing the county into four regional areas: Forest Grove/Cornelius, Hillsboro, Beaverton/North of 26, and Tigard. You may apply to more than one list. Very low-income and extremely low-income households may qualify. Learn more or apply online: washingtoncountyor.gov/housing/housing-waitlists

  2. SUBSIDIZED HOUSING: Home Forward Project Based Voucher Property List (Multnomah County). Home Forward maintains a list of their subsidized housing properties that are funded through Housing Choice Voucher Project-Based funds. These are subsidized housing units in which the subsidy is attached to the unit and does not transfer with the tenant if the tenant leaves the property. Tenant rent amounts would be approximately 30% of their gross monthly income. Home Forward published an updated list on 7/3/25 of their Project-Based Voucher properties. Click here to access the list.  The list indicates which properties have open or closed waitlists and if there are waitlist preferences or referral requirements.

  3. AFFORDABLE HOUSING: REACH Community Development Units Available at Ritzdorf Court and Grand Oak/Wilshire. Visit www.reachproperties.org for more information about housing with REACH CHC and vacant units. 

  4. Rent Well - Free Tenant Education Classes Available through Cultivate Initiative starting 11/3/25. Rent Well is a 15-hour tenant education program where tenants learn to: • Identify potential screening barriers, • Understand the screening process, • Review your own background report, • Improve your credit, • Review and understand rental agreements, • Move-in and move-out in a way that maintains, • your rental record, • Understand the eviction process and how to avoid it. 

  5. Reunification Now - The City of Portland offers the Reunification Now program which can help an unhoused person to return to family or a previous home in a different city/state and is needing help getting there. The program can help with the cost of a bus ticket or possibly a plane ticket. 

    • To access the program call 311 and ask for a referral to the Reunification Now program 

    • OR access the following City Street Outreach Worker link and fill out the online referral form. https://www.portland.gov/sscc/homelessoutreach

      • On the link above you will see a question titled “Do you want to go back to family or a previous home, but need help getting there?” Select yes to this question.  

      • The referral form can be completed by the individual themselves, or by another individual supporting them. A contact phone number and email address will be needed. Response times are estimated to be approximately 2 weeks. 

  6. 9.5% State Wide Rent Increase limit for 2026

    • The State of Oregon has published an updated limit on rent increases of 9.5% for most rental units in the State, effective in 2026, in accordance with Oregon Senate Bill 611. Additionally, The lower maximum rental increase established by HB3054 (6%) is only applicable to manufactured home parks and floating home marinas containing more than 30 spaces.

    • For tenants of rental units within City of Portland limits, any rent increase of 10% or more triggers Mandatory Rental Relocation Assistance. Landlords must provide a written notice for any rent increase that triggers Mandatory Relocation Assistance at least 90 days before the effective notice, and must include the amount of Relocation Assistance tenants are eligible to receive.

    • This mandatory payment is owed by the landlord to the tenant to assist with moving costs. To qualify, tenants must provide landlords with written notice that they are requesting Relocation Assistance within 45 days of receiving the notice of rent increase. More information about Mandatory Rental Relocation Assistance can be found here on our website. Rental Services Office Staff can help with technical questions about these changes. Contact our Helpdesk via phone or email for assistance.

  7. Winter Preparedness Fair at Parkrose High School 11/15/25

    1. Winter is coming—are you ready? Join us at Parkrose High School for a Winter Preparedness Fair on Saturday, November 15, 2025, from 11 AM to 2 PM for a day packed with essential tips, resources, and fun activities to help you and your family stay safe and cozy all season long. Whether you’re a seasoned winter warrior or new to the area, this event has something for everyone. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to connect with your community and prepare for the colder months ahead. 

    2. Attendees – A friendly reminder to bring a copy of your utility bills so we can help you potentially access discounts (income-eligible). For vaccinations, if you can bring your medical card if you are insured, that would be super helpful. All offerings at this event are on a first-come, first-serve basis. We look forward to having you join us!

  8. Fair Housing Updates Training sponsored by Oregon Housing and Community Services 12/6/25 from 10am-12am

    1. Oregon Housing and Community Services will be hosting a Fair Housing training on 12/9/25 from 10am-12pm to discuss new developments in Oregon and federal Fair Housing Developments. Click here to register for the training. For questions or session accommodations, please contact Shyle Ruder at sruder@fhco.org.

9/15/25

  1. Rental Education Week, hosted by the Portland Housing Bureau: October 6-9, 2025. Join us for the inaugural Portland Rental Education Week, hosted by PHB's Rental Services Office! FREE educational sessions held every day about important topics in rental housing. Learn about conflict management strategies, fair housing, disability-related housing rights, and property maintenance standards. 

    • Each 1-hour webinar is led by a partner agency and will also include an overview of PHB and the Rental Services Office.

    • WHEN: October 6-9, 12-1 pm, one session per day of Portland Rental Education Week
      WHERE: Online, via Zoom

    • Learn more and register through the link below. We recommend registering by September 30 to allow a helpful estimate of number of interested participants.

    • Click Here to Register

    • Portland Housing Bureau, 1900 SW Fourth Ave., Suite 7007, Portland, OR 97201, 503-823-2375 

     

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