Developers make it sound so simple: “Rezone your neighborhood for more density, and we’ll build you more housing (and make…
The larger media outlets in Portland have largely ignored RIP or acted as mouthpieces for RIP’s supporters. Does money have…
The Planning & Sustainability Commission (PSC) received more public testimony on the Residential Infill Project than on any other re-zoning…
We know the Residential Infill Project is supported by real estate developers, the lawyers and planners and consultants who work…
Listen to this interview with Soren Impey, an organizer and representative of Portland Tenants United (PTU). PTU leads the…
The city has claimed that the Residential Infill Project isn’t actually “re-zoning” neighborhoods, because they will still call it a…
Did you know that, according to Mayor Wheeler’s lead planner Eric Engstrom, the Residential Infill project (RIP) is not required…
What follows is one architect and planner’s comments on RIP. This opinion was published in the Portland Tribune on September…
Here is a detailed update on the current status of RIP – called here “Revised RIP” – written by an…
Did you know there are almost 16,000 vacant rental units (apartments, houses) in Portland? That over 95% of current housing…