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Tiller Terrace Tiller Terrace is an affordable housing community in the Goose Hollow neighborhood in Portland, OR. Welcome to Tiller Terrace Apartments!

Your new affordable housing community in the Goose Hollow neighborhood in central Portland, Oregon. Located directly across from the Providence Park TriMet light rail station, Tiller Terrace is a mixed-use, six-story midrise serving households who earn no more than 60% of the Area Median Income (AMI). With 214 units in a variety of floor plans, you're sure to find your home here. Tiller Terrace will feature retail space on the ground floor, a community room, outdoor terrace, bike storage, and classroom space.

National Pumpkin Day to-do list:☐ Grab a pumpkin spice latte☐ Bake something pumpkin-flavored☐ Roast pumpkin seeds☐ Carv...
10/26/2026

National Pumpkin Day to-do list:
☐ Grab a pumpkin spice latte
☐ Bake something pumpkin-flavored
☐ Roast pumpkin seeds
☐ Carve a jack-o'-lantern
☐ Enjoy the season

Choose your own adventure.

Try a new pasta shape today. Fusilli instead of spaghetti? Rigatoni instead of penne? Orzo instead of rice?National Past...
10/17/2026

Try a new pasta shape today. Fusilli instead of spaghetti? Rigatoni instead of penne? Orzo instead of rice?

National Pasta Day is the perfect excuse to branch out.

Did you know that long before Portland was a city, the area was home to thriving Indigenous communities?The Multnomah tr...
10/12/2026

Did you know that long before Portland was a city, the area was home to thriving Indigenous communities?

The Multnomah tribe, a prominent group of Chinookan-speaking people, lived throughout the Portland basin and heavily populated Sauvie Island, which they called Wappatoo Island.

Here are a few quick facts about their rich history:
Plank Houses: They built permanent, beautiful cedar plank houses where multiple families lived together, especially during the cold winter months.
River Life: They navigated the Columbia and Willamette rivers in expertly carved canoes, fishing for salmon, sturgeon, and harvesting wapato roots.
Their Legacy: While disease outbreaks severely impacted their population in the 1830s, their descendants live on today as vital members of the Grand Ronde and Siletz federally recognized tribes.

Let's honor the original stewards of the land we call home today by taking the time to learn about all of the local tribes that called the Pacific Northwest their home. Link in the comments!

This historic 1841 illustration by artist Alfred Thomas Agate depicts the interior of a traditional Chinookan plankhouse similar to those used by the Multnomah people.

  the pages of the Impassable Wilderness directly into the Rose City.In celebration of Portland author Colin Meloy’s nov...
10/11/2026

the pages of the Impassable Wilderness directly into the Rose City.

In celebration of Portland author Colin Meloy’s novel Wildwood and the highly anticipated stop-motion film adaptation by our own LAIKA Studios, 30 giant crow sculptures have nested around town.

The trail brings the magical, hidden world of the book back into the real city that inspired it, featuring custom paint jobs by incredible Northwest artists—including the book's original illustrator, Carson Ellis!

You can find them lurking everywhere from downtown plazas to the actual Wildwood Trail in Forest Park.
Check them out, grab a map from the OHSU Foundation, and support a fantastic cause for Doernbecher Children's Hospital!
We have only seen about a third of them, but are excited to find the rest before the end of the month!

If you found crows that we have not, share your photo in the comments!
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10/10/2026

The Ghost Hunt begins NOW! Will you celebrate Halloween with an extra $200?
🎃 A Ghost a Day Keeps the Boredom Away!
We'll be hiding one ghost each day throughout the event.
👀 Expect the Unexpected
Ghosts can appear anywhere in the building! Keep your eyes peeled in:
Hallways
All Common Areas
The Garage
The Package Room
🔍 The Hunt Never Stops
The time we hide the ghost will be completely random, so stay alert. A ghost could appear when you least expect it!
🎉 Find It? Turn It In!
You don't have to wait. As soon as you find a ghost, you're welcome to turn it in right away.
🕸️ Stay on the Lookout
Whether you're checking your mail, grabbing a package, heading to the garage, or enjoying the terrace, keep those ghost-hunting eyes open!
👻 Remember: The ghosts are sneaky, the hiding spots are random, and the competition is spirited. Happy hunting and may the best ghost hunter win!

It's Taco Tuesday.Wait, no. It's National Taco Day!
10/06/2026

It's Taco Tuesday.

Wait, no. It's National Taco Day!

If you haven't made plans for the weekend, why not?Here are 3 big events you won’t want to miss:🏛️ Portland Greek Festiv...
10/02/2026

If you haven't made plans for the weekend, why not?
Here are 3 big events you won’t want to miss:
🏛️ Portland Greek Festival (Laurelhurst)
Indulge in authentic gyro, spanakopita, and loukoumades at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral! Plus, enjoy traditional dancing, music, and cultural exhibits.
🎨 Indigenous Arts Festival (Gresham)
Celebrate Native American culture with Portland Indigenous Marketplace vendors, live drumming and dancing, artist talks, and interactive craft activities.
🎃 Opening Weekend for Halloween Scare Events
Spooky season is officially here! Head down to Oaks Park for Scaregrounds PDX as thw scream park opens their doors for the season. FearPDX one the East side is the largest haunted venue in the area, with jump scares and gore galore!
What are your plans for this weekend?
Let us know in the comments!


Experience Greek culture and food in Portland every first weekend of October

There's no place like home on the first day of fall. Warm sweaters, cozy corners, hot drinks, and the comfort of slowing...
09/22/2026

There's no place like home on the first day of fall. Warm sweaters, cozy corners, hot drinks, and the comfort of slowing down.

Happy Fall!

On this day of remembrance, we honor the lives affected by September 11th and the resilience shown in the face of traged...
09/11/2026

On this day of remembrance, we honor the lives affected by September 11th and the resilience shown in the face of tragedy.

Happy Labor Day!Today is a reminder to slow down, rest, and recharge. You've earned it.
09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day!

Today is a reminder to slow down, rest, and recharge. You've earned it.

Address

1670 SW Alder Street
Portland, OR
97205

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 6pm

Telephone

+19718678299

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