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Public Domain/Oregon’s Eviction Moratorium Will Expire Next Week. Here’s What That Means For Tenants And LandlordsThe looming expiration has brought a host of new questions to the forefront as tenants and landlords contend with the deadline, and local agencies scramble to get millions of dollars in rent assistance out the door. -
Shaundd via Wikimedia Commons/With Eviction Moratorium Set To Expire, Oregon Lawmakers Aim To Get Rental Assistance ‘Out The Door'Proposal to ‘pause’ evictions draws stark criticism from Oregon landlord associations.
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Last September’s Almeda Fire burned hundreds of homes in Southern Oregon, many of them low-income housing units. The Federal Emergency Management Agency partnered with local and state organizations to help rebuild. -
Senate Bill 8 will clear some hurdles for developers of affordable housing and religious institutions leveraging their land to provide creative housing solutions.
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Southern Oregon University owns over thirty properties on the fringes of the Ashland campus, and some of them are completely vacant. Given the Rogue Valley’s housing crisis, University leaders are considering turning them into rentals.
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Gov. Kate Brown Thursday toured areas burned by last year’s Almeda Fire in Jackson County.
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Vehicle camping in Eugene has surged over the past year with the city receiving hundreds of complaints from community members and businesses owners. The...
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Last fall’s Almeda fire burned down thousands of homes and left many unemployed. Several nonprofits have partnered with Jackson County schools to start the Bus Project: a program that invites students to help rebuild school buses into homes.
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Despite the ongoing political gridlock slowing progress in the Oregon statehouse, Democratic lawmakers managed to pass two of their priority housing bills in recent days — one to extend the state’s eviction moratorium and the other to expedite the siting of emergency shelters.
