This 27± acre development site is located near I-84 Exit 164 and South Main Street, with excellent access to nearby Port of Morrow Industrial Park which employs over 4,000. There is a shortage in Boardman of work force housing to accommodate growing employment, with an estimated 70% of workers commuting to work from more than 25 miles away.
The property has access from Oregon Trail Blvd. and Anderson Road. The Residential Zoning will allow single and multi-family along with a Manufactured Home Park. Please see Supplemental Information Package for detail. Minimum lot sizes for single family homes are 6,000 to 8,000 square feet, duplexes are 4,000 square feet, and attached townhomes are 3,000 square feet. Overall, the 27± acre site could accommodate over 100 single family lots, or a mix of single family and multi-family housing.
The property is located next to an older manufactured home development. There is access from SE Sonoma Street, SE Alvord Court, and SE Dunes Street along the western boundary of the property. City of Boardman has a small playground located next to the property on SE Dunes Street. A B.P.A. powerline bisects the northern portion of the property. All utilities are available by the property.
A retail center with Harvest Town Foods, Murray’s Boardman Pharmacy, Bank of Eastern Oregon, library, and professional offices is located nearby on South Main Street, along with the new Boardman City Hall on City Center Blvd. Windy River Elementary School, and Sam Boardman Elementary School, are both within a ten minute walk from the properties.
The new Tuscany subdivision, and Chaparral Park subdivision, are being developed by Riverwood Homes of Boise, Idaho and Tri-Cities, Washington, to meet workforce housing needs, with homes starting at less than $200,000. Both subdivisions are planned for over 160 homes.
City of Boardman also has a shortage of affordable housing, especially rentals, and offers a new home buying incentive program through the Boardman Community Development Association.
