The Broadway Corridor is an urban development project which will permanently change Portland’s downtown landscape, knit the city together, attract regional, national and international media attention, and catalyze significant private investments. It’s envisioned as a unique, diverse, vibrant, sustainable, mixed-use, dense urban district seamlessly integrated with a regional multi-modal transportation hub.
RECENT STORIES
“Broadway Corridor redevelopment enters next phase” (1/26/2024)
“Prosper Portland and Continuum Partners end negotiations on Broadway Corridor redevelopment” (9/08/2021)
“Broadway Corridor development reaches significant new milestones” (8/11/2020)
“Board endorses development concept for Broadway Corridor” (5/8/2019)
“What’s new with the Broadway Corridor project?” (10/31/2018)
“Broadway Corridor Open House, online forum and info sessions” (9/28/2018)
“Broadway Corridor Open House and Online Forum” (7/26/2018)
“Continuum Partners selected for Broadway Corridor project” (4/12/2018)
POPULAR RESOURCES
Current Work at Broadway Corridor site (1/26/2024)
Portland Housing Bureau: Request for Proposal (12/28/2023)
Broadway Corridor Rendering (ZGF Architects, 9/2020)
USPS Master Plan (8/2020)
Design Advice Request #1: Presentation (6/6/2019)
June 4, 2019 - Open House #4: Presentation, Program (English, Español), Community Input Board, Preferred Concept Board, Key Programming Opportunities Board (updated 6/4/2019)
View Refined Development Concepts (updated 11/2018)
View How Concepts Incorporated Stakeholder Feedback (updated 11/2018)
View the Open House #3 Presentation
PUTTING PEOPLE FIRST
“This urban project will launch a process now where decisions will determine tomorrow’s opportunities. We all have the collective power to influence that future. This project will focus on people first.”
“We must do better for all of our residents and make choices that have a positive effect on the lives of everyday Portlanders. The Broadway Corridor project offers us a once-in-a-generation opportunity to do this.”
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