Portland Business Journal | Malia Spencer
The group devising a restorative plan to redevelop the Lower Albina neighborhood announced its first development project Wednesday.
The Albina Vision Trust plans to build affordable housing and a community theater between North Flint Avenue and North Wheeler Avenue in the district. It’s the group’s first project within the 94-acre neighborhood around the Rose Quarter.
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