Send us your Feedback For our privacy policy, click here . For our user agree- ment, click here . Everything is new again at four attached-home sites. Portlanders are hungry for classic architectural details. Until now, the retro craze has afflicted mostly single-family homeowners.
Most buyers are pleased to see something other than a loft . . .
Considering the Prescott was brand-new and surrounded by historic homes and apartments, Chilless was pleased. I wanted it to feel like it was built in the '20s or '30s. Inside, the formal styling carries through from floor to ceiling. Interior corridors have alabaster sconces and a dark green patterned carpet that would have been at home in an upscale 1920s hotel. Inside each unit, 10-foot ceilings are edged with crown molding and floors are Brazilian cherrywood.