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Development Opportunity: Former Fire Station Site at 150 South 4th Street Awaits Proposals
The City of Coos Bay is seeking development proposals for a property at 150 South 4th Street, previously a municipal fire station. Located at the intersection connecting the Downtown and Empire Districts, and three blocks from Highway 101, the site is close to major employers and educational institutions such as Bay Area Hospital and Southwest Community College, making it attractive for developers.
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Man's apartment doesn't have much to it when his sister and her son move in and Coos Bay moving tips
What happens when you're not prepared for people to live with you and you haven't really done much with your apartment? In today's post you'll find out but first we're going to cover a couple of Coos Bay moving tips.
As I See It
I've long been curious about the beautiful house on the corner of Fourth and Ocean Drive, which as long as I could remember, belonged to the Shindler family. I asked Otto and Geneva Shindler's grandson, Bo, to share some photos and a bit of history about the house, after finding an old postcard of Ocean Drive homes before the fire ... and wondering if they had rebuilt on the same site. It turns out they did. ...
New apartment building is leasing now
In an effort to ease the housing shortage in the area, one developer has opened a 94-unit apartment complex in North Bend. Eagle Crest Village Apartments in North Bend is now leasing units for rent. The former Bay Crest Village, built by the Catholic church in 1957, with an additional building added in 1976, is located at 3959 Sheridan Ave in North Bend. Ray Tate bought the building intending to turn it into an apartment complex. The complex is comprised of three separate buildings. After...
Coos Bay approves tax incentives to spur development
The city of Coos Bay recently approved a sweeping incentive to building affordable and low-income housing to address the reality of increasing numbers of rent burdened residents. Upon the recommendation of Mayor Joe Benetti, the council agreed to waive taxes for 10 years on multi unit affordable housing developments in order to incentivize building in an environment where a lack of housing has created hardships for employers to attract and retain workers. ...
Historic home to be torn down
A once grand old home in Coos Bay now sits on the precipice of destruction within the coming weeks. The once picturesque 1890’s home at 737 North Broadway facing highway 101 and the Pacific Ocean has five bedrooms and three bathrooms under its pitched roof and octagonal design feature which stretches out to nearly three thousand square feet. It’s perched on a small bluff with large bay windows overlooking the march of time. During its existence those who lived at the home watched Coos Bay...
Housing authority purchases old Bangor School
The old Bangor School in North Bend could soon be low-income housing after the North Bend Housing Authority purchased the property that incudes the school and the sports fields on Broadway Avenue. The housing authority closed on the property recently, with county records now showing the land is owned by the housing authority. Marka Turner, the executive director of the North Bend Housing Authority, said the land was purchased with...
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