Portland’s skyline is changing, and four Jewish family-owned development companies are doing their part to ensure the change is positive. “Portland seems like a very healthy real estate market now, and with proper stewardship can continue to be,” says Jack Menashe, president of Ruben J. Menashe, Inc., the company founded by his father in 1962….
From its roots in the lumber industry, the Oregon Pacific Investment and Development Company has grown into the owner/manager of multifamily housing, retail and industrial properties in three states. Despite the firm’s name, “we are no longer developers,” says Co-President Julie Saltzman Leuvrey, daughter of company founder Jack Saltzman, z’l. “We have switched our strategy…
When you buy a home, you need to consider what is most important to your happiness. “It’s a game of trade-offs,” says Matt Parker, author of three real estate books, including his 2015 book Real Estate Smart: The New Home Buying Guide. The Seattle real estate professional has contributed to regional and national print and…
3265 SW Sherwood Place, Portland MLS# 17509106 Available in April – Yikes! What more could you want? City & mountain views, minutes to OHSU, downtown & great schools (PJA, Ainsworth) – tucked in the heart of Portland Heights. 3 bedrooms plus office, 2.2 baths, spacious 2 car garage. Lovely yard. $875,000 Betsy Menefee Rickles: 503-260-5866…
INCOME PROPERTY MANAGEMENT CO. Jeffrey Reingold 1800 SW 1st Ave. Ste. 220, Portland, OR 97201 503-223-6327 jreingold@ipmco.com ipmco.com Income Property Management Co. is a property management firm that helps clients gain maximum value for their real estate dollar while providing quality spaces for tenants to live and work. RUBEN J. MENASHE, INC. BUILDER • DEVELOPER…
It’s no secret that the housing market is booming in the greater Portland metro area. Rental rates have soared and the population is increasing; inventory is tight and prices are rising. So we decided to ask some local Realtors about buying and selling your home. We asked each Realtor to answer one or two of…
In 1892 Portland’s first Jewish mayor, Bernard Goldsmith, built a “handsome dwelling” for $4,000 at the corner of Northwest 24th Avenue and Quimby Street. In 2014 some 20 neighbors and friends raised $2.25 million to save it from the wrecking ball. And today, its new owners are working to restore it as a showpiece of…
Oregon has a wealth of resources to learn more about historic preservation, historic neighborhoods and properties, and activism. Here is a selection: The Oregon Heritage Commission, a division of the State Parks and Recreation Department: oregon.gov/oprd/HCD/OHC/Pages/index.aspx Has a wide variety of links, including a database of state historic sites and places on the National Register…
In recognition of decades of volunteerism and philanthropic leadership, Portland Realtor Carolyn Weinstein will receive the Kipnis-Wilson/Friedland Award this fall at the International Lion of Judah Conference (see sidebar at https://orjewishlife.com/lion-of-judah-award/). Carolyn began her volunteer career as a Sunday School teacher at Congregation Neveh Shalom and as fundraising chair for the March of Dimes Ventura…
The Kipnis-Wilson/Friedland Award honors the extraordinary contribution of Norma Kipnis-Wilson and Toby Friedland (z”l), the founders of the Lion of Judah, and the women from around the country who continue to embody the spirit and vision of Lion of Judah through a commitment to tzedakah and tikkun olam. The Lions pin was created in 1972…
