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Updated at 12:17 AM increase font size Portland city councilors affirm support for 200-bed shelter, with referendum looming The council commits the city to paying $250,000 to the Developers Collaborative to investigate whether a city parcel on Riverside Street can be developed into a homeless service center, even as residents seek a November referendum to block the project. Share The Portland City Council voted 6-3 to enter into a second agreement with a developer to build a 200-bed homeless shelter and service center in the Riverton neighborhood, even as residents seek a November referendum...

Local firm recommended to develop new Portland homeless shelter The city staff says Developers Collaborative of Portland scored highest among three proposals for the 200-bed facility on Riverside Street Share The city of Portland is expected to select a local firm to develop a new, 200-bed homeless service center on Riverside Street. Members of the City Council’s Housing & Economic Development Committee will discuss at a meeting Tuesday a staff recommendation to hire Developers Collaborative, which scored highest among three development proposals, the city said in a news release Friday. St...

If it makes it through the planning and finance process, a new development of 48 affordable and market-rate rental apartments is expected to help fill the city of Belfast’s housing shortage. Developers Collaborative of Portland has proposed the project on approximately 4.3 acres at 115 Congress St., in  a zoning district that allows multifamily housing. The site was formerly home to the city’s public works facility. Environmental cleanup and demolition of the facility took place in 2020 in order to prepare the site for redevelopment. At that time, the mayor and City Council determined th...

Estimates for a new homeless shelter in Portland approach $20 million The expected cost of building a new homeless services center on Riverside Street is more than double the city's $8 million estimate in 2017. Share The cost of building and leasing a new homeless services center could be more than twice the amount estimated by Portland officials four years ago. Estimates received by developers interested in building a 200-bed homeless services center and leasing it back to the city estimate the project could cost nearly $20 million, which could require an annual lease payment of about $1.5 ...

Thu, 04/29/2021 - 9:15am BELFAST — The City of Belfast is working to secure a grant from the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Housing Assistance Program on behalf of Developers Collaborative, a developer that is planning to construct new housing at the site of City of Belfast’s former public works facility at 115 Congress Street. This program can award grants of up to $500,000 that can be used for the rehabilitation of occupied or vacant multi-family housing units and for the conversion of non-residential structures to multi-family housing, but which also can be used for...