
ALT Newly constructed blue gray multi story housing buildings sit behind a modern outdoor play area with climbing equipment and yellow play structures. A dark blue text box overlays the bottom of the image with job details for a Housing Director position, including salary, a brief role description, and a link to apply at Portland.gov/Jobs.

ALT Graphic with illustration of house and key, reads: "Rental Education Week - October 5-9, 2026. Free lunchtime webinars on: Conflict management, fair housing basics, sale/purchase of occupied rentals, property maintenance. All sessions via Zoom. Overview of PHB and RSO at every session. Register by 9/30 at portland.gov/phb/rental-ed-week-2026"

ALT Portland Housing Bureau graphic reading: "Metro Housing Bond: Portland Score Card. GOAL: 1,475 TOTAL UNITS - EXCEEDED: 2,154+ UNITS. GOAL: 300 UNITS OF PSH - EXCEEDED: 393+ UNITS. GOAL: 737 FAMILY-SIZED UNITS - EXCEEDED: 988+ UNITS. GOAL: 605 UNITS AT 30% AMI - EXCEEDED: 698+ UNITS. $211 million = affordable homes for 5,300+ Portlanders. All funds allocated or earmarked, additional units TBA."

ALT Portland Housing Bureau graphic reading: "Metro Housing Bond: Portland Score Card. GOAL: 1,475 TOTAL UNITS - EXCEEDED: 2,154+ UNITS. GOAL: 300 UNITS OF PSH - EXCEEDED: 393+ UNITS. GOAL: 737 FAMILY-SIZED UNITS - EXCEEDED: 988+ UNITS. GOAL: 605 UNITS AT 30% AMI - EXCEEDED: 698+ UNITS. $211 million = affordable homes for 5,300+ Portlanders. All funds allocated or earmarked, additional units TBA."

ALT Portland Housing Bureau graphic showing a rendering of M Carter Commons overlaid on a map of PHB projects in Portland. Reads: M Carter Commons. Opened May 2026. 62 affordable units, studios and 1-bedrooms. 21 deeply affordable units for <30% AMI. Targeted to seniors, located near medical services.

ALT Project representatives and guests, including former State Senator Marget Carter, Congresswoman Suzanne Bonamici, former Governor Ted Kulongoski and former First Lady Mary Oberst, as well as leaders from Urban League, Northwest Housing Alternatives, and the City of Portland cut the ribbon at M Carter Commons, in front of a large mural depicting Carter among civil rights icons and Portland scenery.

ALT Map of Portland showing the 27 current Metro Bond projects and their statuses as of July 2026. Sidebar reads: "$211 million allocated to Portland. 1,475 unit goal. 2,154+ units open or in development. 5,300+ Portlanders housed. 1,392 units open. 104 units expected 2026. 658 units expected 2027-2029. 988+ family-sized units. 393+ Permanent Supportive Housing units. 698+ deeply affordable units. All funds allocated or earmarked, additional units TBA."

ALT Map of Portland showing the 27 current Metro Bond projects and their statuses as of July 2026. Sidebar reads: "$211 million allocated to Portland. 1,475 unit goal. 2,154+ units open or in development. 5,300+ Portlanders housed. 1,392 units open. 104 units expected 2026. 658 units expected 2027-2029. 988+ family-sized units. 393+ Permanent Supportive Housing units. 698+ deeply affordable units. All funds allocated or earmarked, additional units TBA."
























