- Woodstock Corner Revived by Developer
- ‘Urban Revival’ Demolition and Partition in Woodstock
PORTLAND, Ore. – Construction on a lot formerly home to a single-family home in the Woodstock neighborhood has begun to take shape, with two more homes in the works in addition to the already-completed skinny house.
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The site, reported on by the Portland Chronicle in January, is located at the corner of Southeast 45th Avenue and Nehalem Street.
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A house built in 1946 occupied the property until it sold in 2013 for $200,000 to Scotland Holdings LLC and was demolished by the developer later that year. The applicant on the demolition and subsequent construction permits was Michael Vaughn of Urban Revival LLC.
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Skinny house completed as part of the same development project visible in the background. Photo credit: Portland Chronicle
Since then three lots of record have been confirmed on the site, with construction already complete on a skinny house at the north lot. That skinny house sold in February for $367,000.
Two more houses are under construction on the two lots along Southeast Nehalem Street, both two-story single-family homes with attached tuck-under garages.
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At present the sidewalk along Nehalem Street is torn up and is blocked by construction materials, debris and a portable toilet.
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There are no posted notices of sidewalk closure.
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Scotland Holdings LLC is registered to Scot Harger.