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Rendering of Tigard Senior Housing South West View
The City of Tigard is home to people of all ages and incomes and is working hard to meet the housing needs of all its residents. This project will help keep seniors in our community who are facing rising rents and increased living costs.
Project The proposed project is located on a site owned by the City of Tigard at 8815 SW O’Mara Street alongside the Tigard Senior Center and Meals on Wheels, and close to the Fanno Creek Trail, Tigard Public Library, Downtown Tigard and several bus lines. The project is anticipated to be a four-story building with 50-60 one-bedroom units, and would house seniors 62 and older, including seniors getting by on Supplemental Security Income or Social Security Disability (often less than $16,000 per year). Additionally, the project will prioritize housing for veterans and seniors with disabilities.
Funding In September 2020, Washington County awarded $6,270,000 in METRO Housing Bond funds to the Senior Housing Alongside the Senior Center project. Project Based Vouchers were also awarded assuring that 23 units' tenants pay no more than 30% of their income in rent. This is incredible news and means that Northwest Housing Alternatives (NHA) can proceed with the design of this project in cooperation with the community.
In September 2021, the project was awarded $250,000 in Metro Transit Oriented Development (TOD) grant funds to Senior Housing Alongside the Tigard Senior Center. Metro’s TOD program strategically invests to help more people live, work and shop in neighborhoods served by high-quality transit. The program provides funding to stimulate private development of higher-density, affordable and mixed-use projects near transit.
Also in September 2021, the project was awarded $83,820 in solar incentive funds from the Energy Trust’s Solar program to install a 55.88 kW solar electric system.
Housing Partner Northwest Housing Alternatives (NHA) will develop the project. A non-profit affordable housing developer, NHA currently operates 16 affordable senior housing properties serving more than 900 seniors around the state of Oregon. Each NHA property is designed to help families and older adults lead healthy and stable lives.
Rendering of Tigard Senior Housing South West View
The City of Tigard is home to people of all ages and incomes and is working hard to meet the housing needs of all its residents. This project will help keep seniors in our community who are facing rising rents and increased living costs.
Project The proposed project is located on a site owned by the City of Tigard at 8815 SW O’Mara Street alongside the Tigard Senior Center and Meals on Wheels, and close to the Fanno Creek Trail, Tigard Public Library, Downtown Tigard and several bus lines. The project is anticipated to be a four-story building with 50-60 one-bedroom units, and would house seniors 62 and older, including seniors getting by on Supplemental Security Income or Social Security Disability (often less than $16,000 per year). Additionally, the project will prioritize housing for veterans and seniors with disabilities.
Funding In September 2020, Washington County awarded $6,270,000 in METRO Housing Bond funds to the Senior Housing Alongside the Senior Center project. Project Based Vouchers were also awarded assuring that 23 units' tenants pay no more than 30% of their income in rent. This is incredible news and means that Northwest Housing Alternatives (NHA) can proceed with the design of this project in cooperation with the community.
In September 2021, the project was awarded $250,000 in Metro Transit Oriented Development (TOD) grant funds to Senior Housing Alongside the Tigard Senior Center. Metro’s TOD program strategically invests to help more people live, work and shop in neighborhoods served by high-quality transit. The program provides funding to stimulate private development of higher-density, affordable and mixed-use projects near transit.
Also in September 2021, the project was awarded $83,820 in solar incentive funds from the Energy Trust’s Solar program to install a 55.88 kW solar electric system.
Housing Partner Northwest Housing Alternatives (NHA) will develop the project. A non-profit affordable housing developer, NHA currently operates 16 affordable senior housing properties serving more than 900 seniors around the state of Oregon. Each NHA property is designed to help families and older adults lead healthy and stable lives.
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Neighborhood Meeting
On February 25th 2021, Northwest Housing Alternatives held a neighborhood meeting about the proposed project. Neighbors were notified about this virtual meeting to learn about the status of the project, see new site plans developed with community feedback and ask questions.
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NHA Project Open House
On October 8th 2020, Northwest Housing Alternatives held an open house. The community and adjacent neighbors were invited to learn more about the project and the kinds of services offered, and ask the project team questions.
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Tigard Senior Housing - Creating an Age Friendly Community
On June 25th 2020, the City of Tigard and partners Northwest Housing Alternatives and the AARP held a webinar to discuss creating a more liveable future for Tigard's aging residents. View the webinar and leave your feedback on this initiative.