Projects
From vision to action.
Oak Harbor Downtown Waterfront Development Strategy
Cascadia Partners tested the market for Oak Harbor's downtown waterfront and its City-owned brownfield, setting up a Downtown Specific Plan.
Bay Area Hospital Surplus Land Feasibility Study
Cascadia Partners designed and tested the Through Hike neighborhood for Bay Area Hospital's 16-acre surplus site in Coos Bay.
City of Boardman Comprehensive Plan and Development Code Update
Cascadia Partners is leading Boardman's first Comprehensive Plan update since 2003, with bilingual engagement for a majority Spanish-speaking city.
Talent Railroad District Feasibility Study
Cascadia Partners tested whether Talent's Railroad District could deliver the housing the city needs, and at what public cost.
Confluence Development Solicitation Assistance
Cascadia Partners ran Troutdale's developer solicitation for the Confluence site, which led the City to select Capstone Partners as master developer.
Walnut Park Redevelopment Feasibility Study, Phase 2
Cascadia Partners shaped a redevelopment concept for Multnomah County's Walnut Park that keeps its health and social services and adds affordable housing.
Elk Grove Affordable Housing Sites
Real Estate + Feasibility
Feasibility analysis and a developer offering drew more than 23 proposals and put Elk Grove on a path to about 300 affordable homes.
Beaverton Urban Renewal Portfolio Strategy
Real Estate + Feasibility
Strategies for five downtown sites led to a successful public-private partnership in Beaverton, now planning 231 homes at Lombard West.
Omaha Growth Scenario Planning
Urban Analytics + Scenario Planning
Building a custom fiscal model that shows how each growth scenario would affect nine City funds, before Omaha chooses how to grow.
“Our Juneau” Comprehensive Plan
Visioning + Long-Range Planning
Testing where Alaska's capital should grow, with residents favoring a Multiple Centers scenario for a plan built to hold up across many futures.
"Bend Made" Growth Plan
Visioning + Long-Range Planning
Building one Growth Plan from eight state-required plans, written with the people of Bend.