Workforce/Family Housing
We own and operate several properties throughout the county which provide affordable rental housing for income-eligible families. Unlike our public housing units, these properties were developed with a variety of financial tools such as tax credits and construction grants, but operate without on-going subsidies from HUD.
 | In early 1994 we opened our first affordable housing development (serving households between 50 and 80 percent of median income). Located in McMinnville, this 88-unit apartment complex has 60 two-bedroom and 28 three-bedroom units. Tice Park was financed by our offering of revenue bonds. |
 | In 1996 we expanded our affordable housing inventory with the purchase of Silverado Inn in Newberg. Renamed Woodside Park, this complex provides 84 two-bedroom units in Yamhill County's second largest city. Like Tice Park, this complex was financed through revenue bonds. |
 | In 1999, we acquired Haworth Terrace Apartments in Newberg. This 38-unit complex has 18 one-bedroom units and 20 two-bedroom units. Rents are kept affordable due to funding received from the State of Oregon. |
 | In February 2006 the Housing Authority opened Sunflower Park Apartments which is a 33-unit, multi-family apartment complex consisting of 15 2-bedroom apartments and 18 3-bedroom apartments. Funding for Sunflower Park comes through Oregon Housing & Community Services. |