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Oregon Cottage Clusters

Stephen Shigematsu
  • Los Angeles
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Hi All,

My wife and I will be moving to Oregon soon and are looking into starting a type of Airbnb. I read in the Oregon legislature, 

“Cottage Clusters. A “cottage cluster” is a group of four or more detached housing units not larger than 900 square feet that share a common courtyard.26 By June 30, 2021, the Portland Metropolitan area and cities with a population greater than 25,000 must allow cottage clusters on land zoned for residential use within the urban growth boundary.” 

So if I understand this correctly, as long as I’m within the urban growth boundary in a city with more than 25,000 people, I can use a residential-zoned lot to build 4 or more detached housing units as long as they’re less than 900 sq ft and share a common courtyard?

does anyone know anything that I’m missing that would prevent me from turning this sort of setup into an Airbnb? 

Thanks I’m advance for the input! 


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Steve Morris
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Steve Morris
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Do a search first on Oregon sfr zoning changes. New law says you can't make zoning exclusively SFR on a tax lot and allow 4 per (within zoning lines).

I think throwing 4 together as VRBSOs might be pushing it since you're going to need a great location and those are expensive and I'm not sure lenders are crazy about seasonal housing.

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