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Lane County and Eugene are losing around 60 homeless shelter beds. One shelter in Eugene that provides longer-term services could close entirely.
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State Attorneys General allege that Greystar Management Services took part in price-fixing via tech company RealPage.
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The effort is backed by the mayor of Salem and Oregon’s largest business lobby.
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The university is living up to its promise as OSU and Oregon Coast Community College students and university staff begin moving into the 34,000-square-foot 77-unit building.
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Corvallis and Eugene rank among the least affordable college towns in the U.S., with home prices far above the national median, impacting students and local workers alike, according to a Redfin report.
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Everyone Village in Eugene opens on-site medical clinic to serve unhoused residents and recuperating patients.
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Oregon housing budget cuts are forcing nonprofits across the state to slash homeless services and tenant advocacy programs. As evictions rise, fewer resources are available to support vulnerable communities.
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A new program in Eugene’s Whiteaker neighborhood will preserve aging homes in hopes of improving public health and protecting vulnerable community members against the impacts of climate change.
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After a year of construction, Homes for Good has officially opened a new supportive housing project in downtown Eugene.
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A heatwave has hit much of western Oregon. In the Willamette Valley, an “Extreme Heat Warning” is now in place through at least Tuesday evening.
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Benton County has helped 54 households find housing in the past year through a collaboration with a flexible housing program.
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The Central Oregon county and land use nonprofits disagree on how many acres have shifted from agricultural land to residential development.