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Old Posted Sep 18, 2025, 4:28 PM
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Same site, client, and architect (but a new program):

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Market shift spurs developer’s ‘very necessary pivot’



Urban developers have struggled to pull off office-to-residential conversion projects in the face of steep costs for reworking existing buildings.

Sturgeon Development Partners had one advantage: Flatworks, a proposed 120,000-square-foot office building, existed only in architectural drawings.

Vanessa Sturgeon, CEO of the Portland-based company, has yielded to an unforgiving market for office space and redesigned plans for its proposed eight-story development in the Central Eastside. Instead, the building at 234 S.E. Grand Ave. will hold 143 apartments, all of which will be rent-restricted affordable units.
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