Housing News & Events

Metro HRA and the Metro Transit Police combined their expertise to meet the difficult challenge of connecting people who are homeless with housing and support services.

The two housing authorities will combine resources and regulatory flexibility to increase housing choice for low-income renters.

A $6.5 million investment will support six cities to create development that links housing, jobs and services, and demonstrates cost-effective use of land and infrastructure.

254 new affordable rental and ownership housing units will be built, and 48 existing units will be rehabilitated and preserved, with the support of $2.5 million in grants.

Metro Transit's Homeless Action Team connected Octavia and her son with our Housing and Redevelopment Authority.

Hundreds more people who have disabilities and are experiencing homelessness will be able to find safe, affordable housing in the metro area.

The grants support moderate- to high-density development near transit that is more affordable and walkable, fosters mobility, and encourages transit ridership.