what is a pac house?
HBA’s political action committee (PAC) Oregonians for Affordable Housing supports industry friendly candidates and measures locally and at the state level. HBA PAC Houses play a critical role in supporting these efforts. PAC Houses are constructed by HBA builder and developer members, together with suppliers and trades. Home sale profits benefit OFAH.
2021 PAC HOUSES
VERNONIA, oR
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HBA members Bridge of the Gods Acquisitions and Victor Bellew Construction are building the 2021 PAC Houses in Vernonia. 50% of the profits will benefit HBA’s PAC, Oregonians for Affordable Housing (OFAH). See the home listings here and here from HBA member Veronica Park Properties.
Join the growing list of PAC House contributors:
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PREVIOUS PAC HOUSEs
2020 PAC House in Newberg
With special thanks to Pacific Crest Building Supply for their contribution. |
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2018 PAC House in Estacada
With special thanks to these subcontractors and suppliers for their contributions. |
2004 - 2017
Fish Construction NW built eight PAC Houses between 2004 and 2017, generating hundreds of thousands of dollars for OFAH. The success of these PAC Houses was made possible by dozens of subcontractors and suppliers, including these in 2016.
Fish Construction NW built eight PAC Houses between 2004 and 2017, generating hundreds of thousands of dollars for OFAH. The success of these PAC Houses was made possible by dozens of subcontractors and suppliers, including these in 2016.
2004 PAC House
Mt. Scott Neighborhood, Portland 
2007 PAC House
Mt. Scott Neighborhood, Portland |
2011 PAC House
Kenton Neighborhood, Portland 
2012 PAC House
Kenton Neighborhood, Portland |
2013 PAC House
St. Johns Neighborhood, Portland 
2016 PAC House
Northeast Portland |
get involved with a pac house
Are you a developer or builder interested in supporting OFAH? Are you a building supplier or trade contractor? We need your support! Every donation helps maximize support for OFAH and HBA's political advocacy work. To learn more about the PAC House process and how you can help, contact Preston Korst.
