72Foster
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5005 SE 72nd Avenue , Portland, OR, 97206
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Nestled in southeast Portland, this beautiful LEED Certified community officers: Studio, One Bedroom, Two Bedroom and Three Bedroom apartment homes. Each unit consists of EnergyStar® appliances, radiant heat and shared on-site laundry facilities on each floor. Located next to food carts, parks, public transit, and shopping, you are sure to feel at home at 72Foster Apartments.
72Foster is restricted for households at or below 60% of the area median income. Please visit the community website for availability status.
72Foster is restricted for households at or below 60% of the area median income. Please visit the community website for availability status.
72Foster is restricted for households at or below 60% of the area median income. Please visit the community website for availability status.
72Foster is restricted for households at or below 60% of the area median income. Please visit the community website for availability status.
Amenities
Unit Features
- Energy Star Appliances
- Air Conditioning
Community Features
- Computer Lab
- Free Wi-Fi
- Fourth Floor Lounge and Deck
Parking
Limited Onsite Parking
Public Transit
Walk Score 84% Bike Score 89% Transit Score 55% Large Community Room with Kitchen Free Wifi in Common Areas TriMet Frequent Service: Bus #14 Stops Outside the Building
Nearby Schools
- Marysville Elementary School
- Arleta Elementary School
- Franklin High School
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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.