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  1. Portland Housing Bureau works to help people maintain stability

    Portland Housing Bureau works to help people maintain stability From Margaret Van Vliet is the director of the Portland Housing Bureau With its recent pieces on the West Hotel, Street Roots continues its diligent reporting on issues concerning some of the ...

    22 Dec 2010 - Street Roots

  2. Clock winds down on remaining West Hotel residents

    Clock winds down on remaining West Hotel residents [caption id="attachment_4394" align="aligncenter" width="500" caption="The West Hotel on Northwest 6th Avenue."] [/caption] by Amanda Waldroupe, Staff Writer With o ...

    30 Nov 2010 - Street Roots

  3. Every time we say goodbye, or what I've learned about relocation

    Every time we say goodbye, or what I've learned about relocation [caption id="attachment_4375" align="aligncenter" width="500" caption="A lodger caught in the closure of the Royal Hotel"] [/caption] by Martha G ...

    26 Nov 2010 - Street Roots

  4. Editorial: Lessons in housing relocation demand change

    Editorial: Lessons in housing relocation demand change In “Times up at the West,” (Street Roots, Nov. 12) we highlighted both the challenges and successes of the Macdonald Center to create 42 units of affordable housing in downtown Portland. They’re doing ...

    26 Nov 2010 - Street Roots

  5. Street Roots calls for city, state to change relocation policy to mirror federal law

    Street Roots calls for city, state to change relocation policy to mirror federal law The story about the West Hotel sheds light on a small but significant loophole in Oregon’s housing system that can have a major impact on the lives of people experiencing ...

    17 Nov 2010 - Street Roots

  6. Times up at the West with less than a month left to find housing

    Times up at the West with less than a month left to find housing [caption id="attachment_4329" align="alignnone" width="500" caption="West Hotel on NW 6th between Davis and Couch"] [/caption] By Amanda Waldroupe, St ...

    17 Nov 2010 - Street Roots

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