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The Westerly Despite strong opposition by the Northwest District Neighborhood Association, the Portland City Council approved developer Jack Onder's The Westerly Condominiums on May 18, 2005. The vote paved the way for the controversial 14-story tower and four-story row of townhouses at Northwest 24th Place and Westover Road to be built across the street from the Alphabet Historic District.
The neighborhood believed the building to be out of scale with the mostly three-story buildings across the street. It took 18-19 months to go through the review process. A condo tower proposed by developer by Jack Under has stirred concern that the tower would block views for residents of the converted apartments. The Northwest District Neighborhood Association has appealed other city decisions to the state Land Use Board of Appeals and beyond.
Sales Update: April, 2008
The Westerly has pre-sold 40 percent of its units out of a total of 104 units. About 60 units remain unsold.
Location In the Northwest District at NW 24th Place and NW Westover Road. This is just off West Burnside. See Map of Northwest District.
Developer Jack Onder teams with Williams & Dame. Onder is also developing the Strand at RiverPlace along with Homer Williams.
Construction New construction.
Number of Units 14 stories with 104 units. It may also include some 4-story townhomes.
Style Unknown as of May 24, 2005.
Pricing 3200,000s to $3 million.
Parking Underground parking will be available.
Sales Office Uptown Shopping Center at NW 23rd Place. Phone (503) 226-4300.
Reservations Unknown as of May 24, 2005.
Completion Date Summer 2008.
Northwest District Homes Currently for Sale Northwest District Homes.
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