5215 SE Duke Street
Portland, OR 97206-6839
(503) 788-8052  
FAX: (503) 788-9197
www.rosecdc.org

AGENCY INFORMATION
Nick Sauvie, Executive Director                       
Total Number of Staff: 9                    
Housing & Community Development Staff:  5
Total Cost of Development: $40,000,000
Annual Operating Budget: $1,200,000      
Area Served: Outer Southeast Portland (Brentwood-Darlington, Lents, Foster-Powell and Mt. Scott-Arleta neighborhoods)
Year Incorporated: 1991

Total Number of Units Developed: 337 (Rental-297; Homeownership-40)            
Total Number of Units Under Development: 110 (Rental-60; Homeownership-50)

PROGRAMS AND SERVICES OFFERED

• Child Care
• Youth Programs
• Community Safety
• Economic Development
• Community Organizing
• Mixed Use Development
• Green Building

MISSION
ROSE CDC builds community and strengthens neighborhood economics to Revitalize Outer South East Portland.

KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS

• Developed 337 units of affordable housing
• ROSE is leading the Lents Homeownership Initiative, a collaboration of more than 40 private and public sector partners that aims to increase homeownership in the Lents Urban Renewal Area
• Child Care Networks provide training and other resources for family child care providers, improving the viability of these small businesses and the quality of care for more than 300 children
• Leander Court, a 37-unit family apartment with on-site child care
• Lents Village, a 63-unit senior apartment building including a new Lents Loaves and Fishes Center; developed in partnership with Northwest Housing Alternatives, Inc.
• Cooper Street Bungalow Courts, 12-unit courtyard condominium project, joint venture with Portland Community Design
• Johnson Creek Commons, a 17-unit environmentally sensitive apartment rehabilitation and new construction
• Lents Town Center project, a scattered site project with 36 apartment units
• Clinton Ridge, 29 units for people with a mental illness, developed with Cascadia Behavioral Health Care

CURRENT PROJECTS

• Acquisition and rehabilitation of 50 multi-family homes in Lents.
• Woodmere Homes provides 15 affordable homes near Woodmere School.

PARTNERS IN DEVELOPMENT
Albina Community Bank •  Bank of America  •  Chase Bank  • Children’s Investment Fund •  City of Portland — Bureau of Housing and Community Development  •  Enterprise  •  Federal Home Loan Bank of Seattle  • Kaiser Permanente •  Key Bank •  Meyer Memorial Trust • Multnomah County • Northwest Health Foundation • Oregon Community Foundation: Vivian S. Abbott, Louise Minty and Jerome S. and Barbara Bischoff Funds and Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation • Oregon Housing and Community Services •  Network for Oregon Affordable Housing  •  Portland Development Commission  •  ShoreBank Pacific •  US Bank •  Wells Fargo  

STAFF PARTICIPATING IN INDUSTRY SUPPORT PROGRAMS
Mike Masat Homeownership Development
Teisha Parchment Resident Services
Nick Sauvie Multi-Family Development
Carolyn Thurman Fiscal Managers
Jennifer Will-Thapa Resident Services
Sue Wiswell Property & Asset Managers