After the city foreclosed in June, the building was set to be sold off Monday. But another party intervened and paid off the outstanding liens.
PORTLAND, Ore. — The former Gordon’s Fireplace Shop building in Northeast Portland will not be auctioned off Monday as originally anticipated, officials with the city of Portland confirmed Friday — the result of the property changing hands at the last minute.
Portland City Council foreclosed on the property in June after the building’s owners built up roughly $150,000 in liens for code enforcement violations, leading the city to schedule it for auction.
The historic building at Northeast 33rd Avenue
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