Juneberry Lane
Juneberry Lane is the first residential project to be certified as an Earth Advantage Community. Each of the 12 homes have been certified LEED-Platinum. They are priced from $115,000 and available for purchase to households of modest means. The one-story homes are ADA-adaptable.
13664 Juneberry Lane, Oregon City: 2 bedroom, one-story $115,000 Floor Plan
111 Morton Road, Oregon City: 3 bedroom, one-story $123,750 Floor Plan
115, 117, & 119 Morton Road, Oregon City: 3 bedroom, two-story $123,750 1st Story Floor Plan, 2nd Story Floor Plan
More About Juneberry Lane
Feel free to stop by and see this beautiful development. Please call CCLT if you would like to walk through the homes.
12 new construction LEED-certified homes in Oregon City
See our Juneberry Lane subdivision at 107 Morton Road near Providence Willamette Falls Hospital in Oregon City. There are three home models to choose from — 2 bedroom/single story, 3 bedroom/single story and 3 bedroom/2 story. These homes are made available to households earning up to 80% of Area Median Income (see chart below) and who have not owned a home in the past 3 years.
| Household Size |
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
7 |
| Max.Income |
$40,900 |
$46,750 |
$52,600 |
$58,400 |
$63,100 |
$67,750 |
$72,450 |
The development is certified as an Earth Advantage Community and all the homes are LEED-Platinum Certified, ensuring they are as healthy for homeowners and the environment as possible. Homes have fenced yards and a shared common space for gardening and gathering. Buyers are required to contribute 50 hours (single adult households) or 100 hours (two adult households) towards landscaping and/or interior painting. Buyers who are unable to do this because of a disability will be accommodated. Check out some pictures from start to finish!
Only 5 homes left! Please check here for steps to becoming a CCLT homebuyer.
If you have any questions, please contact 503-659-1618 x102 or caponette@clackamasclt.org.
Project donors and lenders include Clackamas County, Lewis and Clark Bank, Mercy Loan Fund, Federal Home Loan Bank of Seattle, Community Frameworks, Adrian Dominican Sisters, Home Depot Foundation and Energy Trust of Oregon. Project partners include Bonn Design, Nick Stearns Inc., AKS Engineering and Forestry LLC, Community Development Law Center, Earth Advantage Institute, Umpqua Bank, and RA Roth Construction and Son.