WOODLAND — Helplessness washed over Woodland East Mobile Home Park residents last fall as they watched the eviction of their neighbor, a woman in her…
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Vancouver-based property-management owners told to pay $1M for unlawful eviction notices
By The Citizen on December 16, 2023
Vancouver-based property-management owners Denise and Michael Werner have been ordered to pay nearly $1 million in penalties for unlawfully issuing eviction notices and threatening to…
Multifamily construction: Occupancy rates in Clark County hit healthy level, rents remain steady, real estate company says
By The Citizen on December 14, 2023
With Clark County’s multifamily occupancy rate healthy after having been tight coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic, rents in the area have remained steady. And…
Is requiring new apartments to include affordable units the right move for Vancouver? It’s working in Redmond
By The Citizen on December 9, 2023
REDMOND — In chic apartments stacked above gyms, restaurants and shops near Microsoft and Nintendo, one-bedroom units rent for about $2,600. Read more… Source: The…
Nam’u qas apartments for people exiting foster care opens in Hazel Dell
By The Citizen on October 26, 2023
A Hazel Dell parking lot located just off the freeway used to be where Vancouver City Councilor Bart Hansen covered up graffiti. Read more… Source:…
Vancouver hires LA-based firm to develop downtown Waterfront Gateway project
By The Citizen on October 12, 2023
The city of Vancouver has hired Los Angeles-based developer LPC West to develop the city-owned Waterfront Gateway site directly south and west of City Hall.…
People, services connect during Vancouver resource fair
By The Citizen on August 11, 2023
A line of people in downtown Vancouver held squirming cats and dogs awaiting veterinary care while nearby hairdressers brushed away freshly cut locks off people’s…
Battle Ground OKs eight-year multifamily tax break for West Main Commons project
By The Citizen on August 9, 2023
Battle Ground’s city council on Monday begrudgingly approved an eight-year multifamily tax break for Deacon Development, the company behind the West Main Commons project west…
Living on the edge: Clark County’s high rents leave many vulnerable renters on verge of homelessness
By The Citizen on August 5, 2023
Judy Laughery opened her internet browser, and a poll popped up on her screen. Read more… Source: The Columbian
Street requirement could make ‘missing middle’ development in Walnut Grove smaller, more expensive
By The Citizen on August 2, 2023
A Hazel Dell-based developer wants to build 14 cottage houses in the Walnut Grove area of Clark County, but the county may require a public…