Place matters. Where we live as children has impact for our whole lives. Interesting project from the U.S. Census Bureau mapping opportunity. This is why access to housing and home ownership matter. bit.ly/2NhuB95

Housing Market Slows, as Rising Prices Outpace Wages nyti.ms/2Onizzn

The Fix-It Fair is a FREE City of Portland event where you can learn simple ways to save money and connect with resources. Join your neighbors and talk to the experts about how to spend less and stay healthy. facebook.com/PortlandHousin…

We're continuing to see some slowing in the market.

We're hiring! PHC is currently seeking an IDA Program Administrator and Loan Officer. Visit our website for job descriptions and how to apply. bit.ly/yb1bza #portland #pdxjobs

Portland-area home sales rebounded in October after a slow September, but the housing market remains sluggish compared to a year ago. by Elliot Njus bit.ly/2qQhN0w

We were happy to assist with this great story from The Oregonian last week. bit.ly/2Tz2566

Portland Housing Center will be closed Monday, January 21st for Martin Luther King Day.

"Portland area home prices grew slower than the national average in the year leading up to November, a sign of continued cooling in the once red-hot market."

All PHC offices and classes are closed on 2/5/19 due to inclement weather.

Has student loan debt forced you or a loved one to delay #homeownership? npr.org/2019/02/01/689…

Great news for first time homebuyers!

Portland Housing Center offices will be closed Monday, February 18th for Presidents' Day.

Join us next Wednesday, Februrary 27th for Way Back Wednesday at Elevated Coffee PDX! Check out the flyer for all the details for this fun event to round out Black History Month. #BlackHistoryMonth2019 #BHM

Our Black History Month event with Elevated Coffee PDX scheduled for tonight has been cancelled due to inclement weather.

Great resources for new homeowners to start working on emergency preparedness.

Thanks Willamette Week for including us in the "Four Financial Services Every Oregonian Should Know About." We appreciate the mention! bit.ly/2F41x2I

Action required. Share with your friends and family and make a difference! actionnetwork.org/letters/raise-…

More from NNA Legislative Day, Suzanne Bonamici of #OR1, w/ Emily Reiman of NEDCO, Peg Malloy of PortlandHousingCntr and Daniel Valliere of REACH Community Development discussing affordable housing and the impact of NeighborWorks orgs in Portland and beyond! #NetworkOfExcellence

By 2035, city planners estimate that Portland’s population will grow by nearly 40 percent. Without a serious increase in housing, the population boom is almost certain to cement the city’s ugly legacy of displacement and homelessness. portlandmercury.com/news/2019/04/1…