housing

Advocates fear that cutting funds for rental assistance and legal aid could propel many more Oregonians into homelessness.

Ongoing trade tensions and slow economic growth have left state lawmakers with less to spend. That could make it harder to fulfill Gov. Tina Kotek’s housing vision.

Eugene is seeking a developer to build housing on the North Butterfly Lot, a vacant half-acre parcel next door to the Farmer’s Market Pavilion.

The fees will increase the costs of different types of building permits, as well as the cost of electrical, plumbing, and other types of construction fees in hopes of helping the county close a deficit in its land management department.

Lane County will soon decide whether to increase building fees by about 21% over the next three years in hopes of closing a budget gap in the county's land management division.

Oregon lawmakers are considering banning the use of AI to set rents, and limiting the exceptions to the state’s rent stabilization law.

In her first address as Mayor, Kaarin Knudson said she hopes to double Eugene’s housing production over the next five years.

A recent state law gives the Central Oregon city a tool to expand its urban growth boundary. Not everyone is happy with the result

A new state report has found housing prices have far outpaced wage growth in Oregon, leaving many unable to buy a home and struggling to pay rent.

Through a round of $18 million in investments from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, one housing nonprofit in McMinnville will rehabilitate two dozen housing units to address some of those shortfalls.

The Lane County Board of Commissioners showed more signs of division this week. It came during a discussion about a report on how the county could remove barriers to affordable housing.

Lane County Commissioners have voted to loosen overnight sleeping rules in the urban areas just outside of Eugene.