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Stay up to date with a handy recap of 2024’s most important announcements.

Our first interview in a series featuring the resident clubs of Reed’s Crossing.

From playgrounds to playrooms, here’s how to find the perfect home for every family.

Go from neighbor to friend with some helpful tips from the people living in Portland’s #1 best-selling new home community.

As Hillsboro’s stellar job growth continues, reports from the city show a need for more homes to support the people who live here. 

From trendy food carts to hidden gems, we share the best places to nosh in the neighborhood.

Whether you’re in training or getting your daily steps, here are our favorite ways to make the most of what the community has to offer.

As we usher in a new year, forget about stifling resolutions and focus on celebrating life.

Explore the kookier side of Portland with some outside-the-box winter activities.

Pop the champagne! Our community is growing fast, so we looked into the top 4 reasons people are choosing to call Reed’s Crossing home.

Meet the rest of our volunteer ambassadors, here to help you find your next home.

Heard the term hipsturbia? Millennial homebuyers are making the suburbs cool again.

From llamas to lager, here are a few things you may not know about life in the Beaver State.

Amenity-rich residential living for seniors, retirees, and older adults in Hillsboro.

You’ve probably seen the word hygge—and may have wondered how it’s pronounced! Learn more about this popular Scandi lifestyle trend and how to connect to your happiest self.

Buy now or wait it out? It’s easy to get stressed while shopping for a new home, so don’t lose sight of your goals – and the benefits you’ll gain in the long run.

Think the suburbs are all white picket fences and cookie-cutter homes?

With less competition and more choice, it’s a great time to get in on the ground floor at Reed’s Crossing.

How the environment-friendly design principles of New Urbanism came to Hillsboro, Oregon.

Wellness has a new address at South Hillsboro’s luxury health and fitness club.

Make sure you didn’t miss anything with this recap of this year's most important announcements!

Meet 8 early residents of Reed’s Crossing and find out what made them choose to call this brand-new community home.

The U.S. is seeing senior housing needs skyrocket as the 65+ age group continues to grow. 

Intel opens a $3B expansion in the Silicon Forest, and the “surban” community of South Hillsboro is growing fast.

While buying a home is incredibly exciting, it can also be daunting to move to totally different surroundings. Fortunately, there are lots of simple ways to get comfortable in your new place.

Gramor Development is under contract to build 104,000 square feet in the planned Reed’s Crossing Town Center in South Hillsboro!

With the launch of the new Providence Health Center - Reed’s Crossing, planned to open later this year, our master-planned community in South Hillsboro is set to become a beacon of wellness for residents and visitors.

Many visitors and transplants to the Portland metro area wonder: Is Portland dog-friendly? The answer is a resounding yes! In fact, Portland has been named one of the most dog-friendly cities in the entire country. 

Guest post by resident & real estate broker Matthew Spriggs, Premiere Property Group, LLC

If the past year and a half have taught us anything, it’s that community support is fundamental for a healthy lifestyle. Being part of a nurturing community can broaden your horizons and your worldview, making you feel that you’re part of something bigger and positively affecting your overall well-being. Despite all of this, community is often the last thing home shoppers are thinking about when they’re on the hunt for a new place to settle down.

Across the nation, multigenerational homes for sale are on the rise as people rediscover the many perks of keeping family and friends close. Also referred to as “multi-gen” or “next-gen,” these new homes are uniquely designed to provide a balance of features and layouts for all ages and life stages.

Outdoor rooms are pared down and more casual versions of their indoor counterparts, which may explain why many of us are drawn to that cozy space outside. The great thing about an outdoor room is that it's a place of relaxation that puts you in arm's reach of nature: trees, blue skies, scented flowers, water features and outdoor accessories.