Deadline extended Offer feedback on the Affordable Housing Opportunities Project

Portland, ORLocal News

The Affordable Housing Opportunities Project (AHOP) proposes zoning changes across Portland to tackle the pressing need for affordable housing. This initiative follows the successful Expanding Opportunities for Affordable Housing project, which targeted zoning adjustments for faith-based and community properties. AHOP specifically focuses on properties owned by nonprofit housing providers and public agencies, aiming to enhance their capacity to deliver affordable options. Community feedback is crucial; residents can share their thoughts on the project Discussion Draft through the MapApp until July 8, 2025. Two virtual informational sessions will be hosted by city staff to discuss the project and address any questions.

The proposed zoning changes align with Portland's broader housing goals by removing barriers that restrict affordable housing development. This effort is essential as it seeks to bolster organizations that are pivotal in preserving and creating affordable housing solutions. By engaging the community in this process, AHOP fosters a collaborative approach to addressing housing challenges.

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