MUPTE

The Eugene City Council has approved three motions to help redevelop the former Lane Community College building at 1059 Willamette Street.

Obie Companies, which owns 5th Street Public Market, plans to expand with two more buildings. In addition to street level storefronts, the two new buildings will include a total of 325 market-rate housing units.

Eugene City Councilors took action on three housing ordinances Tuesday night. This includes the Downtown Riverfront redevelopment project, the Multi-Unit…

The Eugene City Council Wednesday approved a 10-year property tax exemption for a developer to build apartments downtown. This is the first time the city…

The Eugene City Council voted Wednesday to sell city property to a developer that wants to put workforce housing downtown. But, the proposed 5-story…

Student housing projects will no longer be eligible for a property tax waiver in Eugene.The City Council suspended MUPTE or the Multi-Unit Property Tax…

The Eugene City Council will hold a public hearing Monday on its controversial Multi Unit Property Tax Exemption or MUPTE program. The city is shifting…

A controversial tax exemption program for housing in downtown Eugene has been suspended since 2013. Yesterday (Wednesday), the City Council voted to let…

The Eugene City Council Wednesday voted to extend the suspension of giving tax breaks to developers of multi-unit housing projects.The City Council…