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Stewart Hulick
  • Realtor
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Disheartened Portland Realtor

Stewart Hulick
  • Realtor
  • Portland Oregon
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Portland Realtor, investor and ADU developer struggling to watch what's going on with affordability. I've got lots of ideas and want to connect with other like minded folks. Don't get me wrong, I like making money and want to continue to do so but also want to continue to explore ways to help make Portland a more affordable city to live in! Are you an investor, builder, homeowner looking to be an investor, or a concerned resident of Portland who wants to help with these issues? I'd love to hear from you, let's connect!

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John Clarken
  • Contractor
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John Clarken
  • Contractor
  • Oregon
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Hey Stewart, I work in construction building multifamily projects. I think we need a combination of zoning allowances for creative building (3D homes, earthships, small SF homes under 500, etc). Contractors need flexibility to try and solve these housing problems The issue is also jurisdictions will soon be outpaced by the technology. So reviews and costs for inspections will increase. There is also a shortage of contractors, materials, and construction management which is escalating new build costs in this area.

I think a mass produced 3d printed and multifamily community could help put a dent in the shortage. Glad someone else is thinking the same way. 

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