It may be they don’t have or feel they have much choice, especially if the city plans to “condo the waterfront” as stated.
Question is, assuming that was the case when they first made plans, is it still the case now given the current housing market?
(I have no idea what the market is in Portland myself, just saying it’s likely to have changed)
I do know the land/row in Gray was donated to them and they as much as own it now as they are likely to own any,
That’s tough to beat.
Question is, assuming that was the case when they first made plans, is it still the case now given the current housing market?
(I have no idea what the market is in Portland myself, just saying it’s likely to have changed)
I do know the land/row in Gray was donated to them and they as much as own it now as they are likely to own any,
That’s tough to beat.
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