ORS § 456 § 456.828
Publication of publicly supported housing information.
Operative Text
The Housing and Community Services Department shall maintain on the department’s website information in the department’s possession with respect to publicly supported housing, including information on: (1) The expiration dates of the affordability restrictions; (2) The number of housing units; (3) The type and source of rental assistance; (4) Income eligibility levels; and (5) The current status of preservation efforts, if any.
Oregon Revised Statutes § 456.828 requires the Housing and Community Services Department to keep a publicly accessible website with key details about publicly supported housing in the state. The information must cover affordability restriction expiration dates, unit counts, rental assistance types and sources, income eligibility levels, and any ongoing preservation efforts. This provision is designed to make the status of affordable housing stock transparent and accessible to anyone who wants to look it up.
Plain English — not legal advice.
Under ORS § 456.828, operators of publicly supported housing should be aware that certain details about their properties—such as affordability restriction expiration dates, unit counts, and rental assistance sources—may appear on the Housing and Community Services Department's website. Compliant operators generally cooperate with department data requests to ensure the information published is accurate and up to date. Keeping records current with the department can help avoid discrepancies in publicly posted information about a property.
General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.
ORS § 456.828 gives tenants and prospective tenants a resource for looking up information about publicly supported housing, including when affordability restrictions are set to expire and what income eligibility levels apply. If you are concerned about the future affordability of your housing, the Housing and Community Services Department's website is a starting point for understanding the current preservation status of a property. Tenant-rights organizations can help interpret what the posted information means for residents of a particular development.
General guidance for tenants — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult a tenant-rights organization or attorney for advice on your case.
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