Gray’s Landing
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0650 SW Lowell St, Portland, OR, 97239
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Gray’s Landing, located on the corner of SW Lowell and SW Bond, offers affordable apartments in the South Waterfront and will provide residents with easy access to sophisticated urban living in a natural setting along the Willamette River. Gray’s Landing is the first affordable housing development in the South Waterfront community. Gray’s Landing provides affordable housing to households earning 60% of Median Family Income. Forty two (42) of the apartments are targeted to veterans. Gray’s Landing offers studio, one and two bedroom apartments. This is a tax credit, affordable building. Learn more about Tax Credit units. Breathe easy. Smoking is not allowed in any REACH property.
Units are available for households with incomes at or below 60% of the Area Median Income. The rent for a one-bedroom 60% AMI unit is $1,018.
Units are available for households with incomes at or below 60% of the Area Median Income. The rent for a one-bedroom 60% AMI unit is $1,102.
Units are available for households with incomes at or below 60% of the Area Median Income. The rent for a two-bedroom 60% AMI unit is $1,290.
Amenities
Community Features
- Community Room
- Courtyard
- Non-smoking property
- Free Wi-Fi
- Exercise Room
- Onsite Laundry Facilities
- Secure Keyless Access
Pet Policy
No Pets Allowed
Public Transit
Gray’s Landing offers an array of transportation options, including the Portland Aerial Tram, Portland Streetcar NS Line, bus services #35 and 36, and biking and walking trails.
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Property Types
What do we mean by affordable?
All REACH communities are affordable as they are income-restricted based on each property’s building criteria.
Income-restricted housing is available to renters earning within a specified range which varies by property. Private owners, like REACH Community Development, receive government subsidies to manage income-restricted homes.