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{{Project | <div style="display:inline-block; margin:0;">{{Project | ||
| image = | | image = Cully Affordable Housing Project.jpg | ||
| image_caption = | | image_caption = Nesika Illahee in the Cully neighborhood in Portland OR | ||
| brief_description = Acquiring existing market-rate housing for conversion to regulated affordable housing. | |||
| problem_statement = This project aims to address the rising cost of housing and prevent displacement in the Cully neighborhood, ensuring long-term stability for residents. | | problem_statement = This project aims to address the rising cost of housing and prevent displacement in the Cully neighborhood, ensuring long-term stability for residents. | ||
| goals_objectives = To preserve and create affordable housing, foster community-led development, and enhance economic opportunities for Priority Communities. | | goals_objectives = To preserve and create affordable housing, foster community-led development, and enhance economic opportunities for Priority Communities. | ||
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| followup_participants = Annual community reports, participant surveys, and CLC oversight meetings. | | followup_participants = Annual community reports, participant surveys, and CLC oversight meetings. | ||
| project_location_map = 45.5570, -122.5912 | | project_location_map = 45.5570, -122.5912 | ||
| voter_turnout_data = | | voter_turnout_data = | ||
| | | voter_turnout_comment = Community engagement saw 389 survey responses and 500 focus group participants during the TIF district planning. | ||
| votes_low_income = 40% | |||
| votes_BIPOC = 60% | |||
| demographic_vote_comment = | |||
| timeline_milestones = Initial CLC planning (Jan 2025), Ground-breaking (Q3 2025), First units completed (Q4 2026). | | timeline_milestones = Initial CLC planning (Jan 2025), Ground-breaking (Q3 2025), First units completed (Q4 2026). | ||
| team_organizations = Hacienda CDC, | | team_organizations = Prosper Portland, Hacienda CDC, Native American Youth and Family Center, Habitat for Humanity Portland Region, Verde, Cully Association of Neighbors | ||
| point_of_contact = Jessi Conner (cullytif@prosperportland.us), Kathryn Hartinger (khgartinger@prosperportland.us) | | point_of_contact = Lisa Abuaf, Jessi Conner (cullytif@prosperportland.us), Kathryn Hartinger (khgartinger@prosperportland.us) | ||
| participating_municipalities = Portland | | participating_municipalities = City of Portland | ||
| sector = Housing, | | sector = Housing, Community Development, Community Engagement | ||
}} | }} | ||
</div><div style="display:inline-block; margin:0;">{{Milestone |date=January 1, 2025 |milestone=Initial CLC planning}}</div><div style="display:inline-block; margin:0;">{{Milestone |date=September 30, 2025 |milestone=Ground-breaking}}</div><div style="display:inline-block; margin:0;">{{Milestone |date=December 31, 2026 |milestone=First units completed}}</div> | |||
Latest revision as of 21:52, June 30, 2025
Cully Affordable Housing Project   
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| Point of Contact |  Nesika Illahee in the Cully neighborhood in Portland OR | |
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| Participating Municipalities | ||
| City of Portland | ||
| Sectors | Team Organizations | |
| Housing Community Development Community Engagement |
Prosper Portland Hacienda CDC Native American Youth and Family Center Habitat for Humanity Portland Region Verde Cully Association of Neighbors | |
| Project Description | ||
| Brief Description | Acquiring existing market-rate housing for conversion to regulated affordable housing. | |
| Problem Statement/Need | This project aims to address the rising cost of housing and prevent displacement in the Cully neighborhood, ensuring long-term stability for residents. | |
| Goals and Objectives | To preserve and create affordable housing, foster community-led development, and enhance economic opportunities for Priority Communities. | |
| Detailed Description | The project involves acquiring existing market-rate housing for conversion to regulated affordable housing, and developing community-held commercial spaces for small businesses. | |
| Location/Scope | Focused within the Cully Tax Increment Financing (TIF) District, Northeast Portland. | |
| Estimated Costs | $5,000,000€ 4,400,000 <br />£ 3,700,000 <br />CA$ 6,350,000 <br />CNY 31,650,000 <br />KRW 6,127,250 <br /> | Initial Phase |
| Implementation Plan | Phase 1: Land acquisition and initial community engagement (Q1-Q2 2025).
Phase 2: Construction and rehabilitation (Q3 2025 - Q4 2026). | |
| Community Benefit | Will provide stable, affordable homes and economic prosperity for low-income residents and people of color, aligning with anti-displacement goals. | |
| Budget & Funding | ||
| Participatory Budget Allocation | $750,000€ 660,000 <br />£ 555,000 <br />CA$ 952,500 <br />CNY 4,747,500 <br />KRW 919,087.5 <br /> | From the 2025 Participatory Budget. |
| Feasibility | High | Supported by TIF funds and strong community backing. |
| Funding Alignment | High | Directly aligns with the Cully TIF District Plan's goals for affordable housing and economic development, which allocates at least 45% of TIF resources to affordable housing. |
| Community Engagement | ||
| Proposed Engagement Activities | Regular community meetings, online surveys, and workshops led by the Community Leadership Committee (CLC), with multi-lingual outreach. | |
| Targeted Outreach | Prioritized engagement with African American, Indigenous, people of color, renters, mobile home residents, and low-income individuals. | |
| Inclusivity Measures | Multi-lingual materials, childcare at meetings, and stipends for community members leading engagement. | |
| Evaluation & Monitoring | ||
| Success Measurement | Measured by the number of affordable units created/preserved, reduction in displacement rates, and increased access to local jobs. | |
| Follow-up with Participants | Annual community reports, participant surveys, and CLC oversight meetings. | |
| Geospatial Data | ||
| Project Location |
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| Milestones | ||
| Initial CLC planning (Jan 2025) Ground-breaking (Q3 2025) First units completed (Q4 2026). | ||
| January 1, 2025 | Initial CLC planning |
| September 30, 2025 | Ground-breaking |
| December 31, 2026 | First units completed |