In a city already struggling to get thousands of homeless people off its streets, an organized camp currently housing dozens has to find a new location.
The city and county opened what's become known as "Queer Affinity Village" last year, to give more than 30 people in the LGBTQ community somewhere safe to live during the pandemic. The village sits at Southeast Main Street and Water Avenue on city-owned land. As the Portland Tribune first reported, the city of Portland signed a deal a long time ago to let a developer turn this land into office buildings, and that work is supposed to start soon.
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