Black Butte Ranch lodge wins Building a Better Oregon Award

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The Central Oregon Association of Realtors has chosen Black Butte Ranch's newly built lodge, covering an impressive 22,100 square feet, as the recipient of the 2024 Building a Better Oregon Award. This award acknowledges projects that significantly enhance the living experience in Oregon, reflecting the lodge's commitment to community development. Black Butte Ranch, a well-known recreational destination in Central Oregon, is celebrated for its breathtaking scenery and various outdoor activities, making the new lodge an integral part of its offerings. By providing enhanced facilities, the lodge is anticipated to draw more tourists, thereby boosting the local economy. This recognition not only highlights the architectural achievement of the lodge but also emphasizes the broader impact of thoughtful community planning and sustainable development.

The award ceremony will likely raise awareness of the importance of investing in quality infrastructure within the region. As the lodge opens its doors, it is expected to become a focal point for both residents and visitors alike. Ultimately, this accolade serves as a testament to the potential of local projects to foster growth and improve the overall quality of life in Central Oregon.

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