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Eggs & Issues 11/16 – “Stuck – Why Portland Has Stopped Building”

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Eggs & Issues 11/16 – “Stuck – Why Portland Has Stopped Building”

Matt speaks with Todd Morse – President, Urbanist Coalition of Portland

  • Event Name: “Stuck – Why Portland Has Stopped Building” 
  • Topic Summary: After a decade of rapid growth, Portland’s housing boom is slowing while nearby communities surge, and Eggs & Issues will explore why development is stalling and how the city can meet the needs of residents and employers.
    • What to Expect: A lively discussion on Portland’s housing future, the challenges and opportunities facing developers and city planners, and insights into the policies shaping what gets built—and what doesn’t.
      • Key Questions to Be Addressed:
        • Why is Portland’s housing development slowing down?
        • How do city policies, inclusionary zoning, and market conditions affect new construction?
        • What can Portland learn from nearby communities that are growing more quickly?
        • How can the city continue to meet the needs of residents, businesses, and future growth?
      • Featured Speakers:
        • Kevin Kraft – Planning & Urban Development Director, City of Portland
        • Jonathan Culley – Principal, RedFern Properties
        • Todd Morse – President, Urbanist Coalition of Portland 

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