Phone: 503-823-2375
fax: 503-823-2387
421 SW 6th Avenue, Suite 500, Portland, OR 97204
Rental Services
The Portland Housing Bureau's Rental Services Office is responsible for data analysis, policy development, and contracting for services related to fair housing and landlord-tenant law. In addition, PHB's Rental Services Office staff provide support to the City’s Rental Services Commission and Fair Housing Advocacy Committee, the volunteer appointed bodies providing public input on policies and services related to fair housing and landlord-tenant law.
PHB's Rental Services Office provides services, information, and referrals in the areas of (1) education and outreach (2) legal services and (3) policy and planning. These services include, but are not limited to: landlord-tenant education, referrals for fair housing and landlord-tenant legal assistance, fair housing testing, emergency referral services, and emergency relocation assistance for health and habitability issues.
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TTY at 503-823-6868 or Oregon Relay Service at 711
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PHB's Rental Services Office
Phone: 503-823-1303 Fax: 503-865-3260
Email: RentalServices@portlandoregon.gov
Open: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Office Hours: 9 - 11 AM and 1 - 4 PM
View holiday closures
Office and Mailing Address
PHB Rental Services Office
421 SW 6th Avenue, Suite 500
Portland, OR 97204
Rental Services Commission
Meet the Commissioners, find meeting materials and join the mailing list to stay up-to-date on landlord-tenant issues
Mandatory Renter Relocation Assistance
Learn about Portland’s rules around no cause evictions, rent increases over 10% and changes to lease terms
Residential Rental Registration Program
Registration requirement for all rental units located in Portland
Rent Stabilization
Every September 30, the Oregon Office of Economic Analysis (OEA) will publish the maximum annual rent increase percentage for the following calendar year. Click here to learn more about the statute passed by the State of Oregon in February 2019
Paying Rent and Utilities
Connect with local non-profits to learn about rent and utility payment assistance programs
Helpful Resources and Links
Find local and state resources on landlord-tenant laws and more
Contracts and Solicitations
There are no open requests at this time. Thank you for your interest.