JOLENE'S FIRST COUSIN | KGW8

Portland developer hopes to break the cycle of poverty with affordable, transitional housing

BY: BLAIR BEST

JOLENE'S FIRST COUSIN | KGW8

One woman’s journey from homelessness to housing in Portland

BY: BLAIR BEST

PATTY'S MY MOM | WILLAMETTE WEEK

Following WW Story, the Former Home of Pattie’s Home Plate Cafe Has a New Tenant

BY: AARON MESH

JOLENE'S FIRST COUSIN | KGW8

Portland development company houses the homeless, one apartment building at a time

BY: BLAIR BEST

DOUBLE SCRUB | DJC OREGON

New life envisioned for old Portland landmark

BY: CHUCK SLOTHOWER

TREE FARM | WILLAMETTE WEEK

The City’s Most Daring Developer Is Growing Trees on the Side of His New Building

BY: MATTHEW SINGER

FAIR-HAIRED DUMBBELL | PORTLAND BUSINESS TRIBUNE

PORTLAND'S BEST ARCHITECTURE OF THE 2010s

BY: BRIAN LIBBY

GUERRILLA DEVELOPMENT | KOIN 6

Portland Boss Takes Cut To Make Equal Pay a Reality

By Eileen Park

FAIR-HAIRED DUMBBELL | BLOOMBERG

After Portlandia, Oregon’s Culture Capital Is Ready for a New Narrative

BY HANNAH WALLACE

GUERRILLA DEVELOPMENT | DESIGN WEEK PORTLAND

Homelessness is Not Normal

GUERRILLA DEVELOPMENT | DESIGN WEEK PORTLAND

ONE CITY: MANY FUTURES

KEVIN CAVENAUGH | KGW-8

Here's who's appearing at TEDxPortland 2018

GUERRILLA DEVELOPMENT | TWIN CITIES BUSINESS

Inside the Upsides Minneapolis Could Face if it Broke from Tradition and Built Smaller

BY PETER CALLAGHAN

GUERRILLA DEVELOPMENT | ULI URBAN LAND

Encouraging Aspiring Developers to Think Both Big and Small

BY Beth Mattson-Teig

KEVIN CAVENAUGH | DJC OREGON

Developer of the Year: Kevin Cavenaugh, Guerrilla Development.

JOLENE'S FIRST COUSIN | WILLAMETTE WEEK

With Plans to Build Housing for the Homeless, a Portland Developer is Privatizing Socialism

Reason no. 16 to love Portland right now!

ATOMIC ORCHARD EXPERIMENT | PORTLAND BUSINESS JOURNAL

Portland's homeless crisis: Why big ideas from businesses are meeting a dead end

THE FAIR-HAIRED DUMBBELL | PORTLAND ARCHITECTURE BLOG

Colorful, whimsical and contrarian: visiting the Fair-Haired Dumbbell

SANDY BLVD | The Oregonian

Is Sandy Boulevard the next Hawthorne? Some developers would like you to think so

KEVIN CAVENAUGH | Oregon Business

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