Astoria Housing Alliance

03/20/2026

We are proud to announce that the Oregon Working Families Party has endorsed our campaign!🔥

Oregon WFP "is about building an Oregon that works for all of us, not just the wealthy and well connected." Learn more on their site: https://workingfamilies.org/state/oregon/

The Clatsop County Wolfpack - Working Families Party chapter is active locally! Catch their next meeting April 1st, 5:30pm at Camp 18.

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01/29/2026

01/29/2026

Most Astorians know that finding adequate housing here is a challenge. We are a new grassroots group interested in gaining local control over the housing crisis in our town. We will be sharing our proposal for an Empty Homes Tax and Community Housing Fund in two February meetings.

We look forward to seeing you at our upcoming community meetings:

February 3rd 6pm Anita Building (1312 Commercial)
February 7th 2pm Astoria Public Library (450 10th St)

Events Page: https://astoriahousinginitiative.com/events/

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09/24/2025

"We see that the cost of housing — whether that’s rent or room and board or whatever housing arrangements — tends to be the highest cost that students face, even higher than tuition in many cases, particularly at community colleges.”

A nonprofit is offering low-cost apartments to students, even if they have no credit score or co-signer.

09/11/2025

And a solution to that problem.

06/05/2025

📣 Hey you guys!! With Goonies weekend on the horizon, it couldn’t be a better time to talk about how Astoria’s year-round residents and strong sense of community are a big part of what makes this such a special place. How do vacation homes that sit empty most of the year impact residents? What can be done to help encourage more of these homes to become part of the housing supply? What policy changes have worked in other cities to help address the housing shortage? Special guest Gil Kelley, an experienced urban planner, will be joining the Astoria Housing Alliance for a discussion on June 17. We hope you will join us!

05/20/2025

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05/15/2025

SEASIDE — The City Council will allow developers of an affordable housing project near the old Seaside High School to move forward with construction despite local controversy over the location. Pacifica Apartments, located on the approximately 2-acre North 40 property between N. Holladay Drive and...