Beaverton One Step Closer to Having Multi-Generational Housing Complex

An organization planning to bring a 41-unit housing complex that will offer homes to three generations to Beaverton is one step closer to reality.

Bridge Meadows, which currently operates a community in North Portland, announced that they received a $100,000 donation from real estate company Windereme Stellar.

Bridge Meadows is building Bridge Meadows Beaverton with groundbreaking scheduled for July.

“Windermere Stellar believes in the permanency, community and caring relationships that Bridge Meadows builds for its residents, and we are proud to have been their partner since the beginning,” Windermere Stellar co-owner Joan Allen, who also serves on the Bridge Meadows Board of Directors, said in a statement. “With the Beaverton expansion, Bridge Meadows will further extend its reach, creating a sustainable solution that does not continually tap public dollars.”

Bridge Meadows says that the complex's 41 residential units will include 32 elder apartments, nine family townhouse, and a community center.

"Bringing more affordable housing, particularly for seniors, is a top priority for the city, and the Bridge Meadows model of serving families who are in the process of adopting foster youth makes it all the better,” Beaverton Mayor Denny Doyle said.