The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) manages the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) and local governments must comply with FEMA requirements for property owners in their community to be eligible…
The housing market is poised for a potential rebound in 2025, with industry experts expressing cautious optimism about rising inventory and stabilizing mortgage rates. After two years of sluggish sales,…
Oregon Housing and Community Services announced a $165 million investment to address the affordable housing shortage, supporting eight developments that will create over 550 homes. The initiative emphasizes stability for families, including rental assistance and community support services, enhancing overall quality of life for diverse communities across the state.
2425-2475 25th St SE | Salem, OR 97302 Property Details Sale Price: $3,300,000 Year Built: 1977 Property Type: Industrial Building Size: 15,000 SF Property Description Introducing 2425-2475 25th St, an exceptional investment opportunity…
The Salem Housing Authority (SHA) received prestigious awards for transforming Yaquina Hall into supportive housing, providing 52 units for those experiencing homelessness and disabilities. Recognized for excellence in historic preservation, the project highlights the effective use of historic tax credits to revitalize historic spaces while addressing urgent housing needs in the community.
The Latino Business Alliance (LBA), founded during the Great Recession in Salem, Oregon, supports small Latino business owners by providing essential resources and a community network. Co-founders Jose Gonzalez and Balthazar Molina aim to empower underserved entrepreneurs, helping them thrive amidst challenges, as exemplified by success stories like Andres’ mobile repair service.
Property Description Own a piece of Salem’s history with this impressive 43,280 SF office building. Originally built in 1912, this historic property features 34 separate leasable units, offering ample space…
Moody’s Investor Service has assigned an Aa2 rating to Salem, Oregon, for its 2023 General Obligation Bonds following the approval of a $300 million bond measure for community improvements. The funding will support various projects over ten years, enhancing infrastructure, emergency services, and affordable housing in the city.
Fuego Latin Club, the Mid-Willamette area’s first Latin dance club, opened in October in Keizer, founded by Jose Luis Pantaleon. With a focus on Latino music and themes each night, the club aims to provide a welcoming space for the local Latino community. Enhanced security and parking are also prioritized.
