Russellville Commons

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Find out about this three-phase, 576-unit transit-oriented development in the Gateway Regional Center.

Southeast 102nd Avenue at East Burnside Street
Portland, Ore.
located in Gateway Regional Center

Russellville Commons has the largest number of housing units in a Transit-Oriented Development built by a single developer in the entire Metro area. It was also the first higher density housing in the Gateway Regional Center, with a total of 576 units developed in three phases.

The first phase of the project consists of 283 units of market rate rental housing. The second phase is a five-story building with 154 senior independent living units. Phase III is currently under construction and will include a four story building with 139 units of senior housing, just over 20,000 square feet of ground floor retail that will include medical offices, a fitness center, salon, coffee shop, deli and a restaurant. The entire development is organized along a central greenway that physically connects the pedestrian environment with the East 102 Avenue MAX light rail station.

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Phase I: Pedestrian Easement

Phases II and III: Metro Transit-Oriented Development Program, transit-oriented development easement

For more information on the Metro transit-oriented development easement and other tools, see the Community Investment Toolkit. To get a copy, call Susan Patterson Sale at 503-797-1735.

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Pamela Blackhorse
503-797-1757
pamela.blackhorse@oregonmetro.gov

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