Explore an income opportunity
A rental apartment could contribute toward the costs of ownership. Compare rental approaches, ongoing expenses, and the time you want to spend managing the space.
A home. And room for more.
One more space.
A world of possibility.
Make room for family, explore rental income, or plan for a different tomorrow—with an optional studio apartment of your own.
Keep your people close
Consider a separate place for family, with room for independence and the comfort of being nearby.
Think beyond today
Your needs can change. An additional studio gives you another space to consider as your household and plans evolve.
Two approaches to explore
What could rental
ownership look like?
Start with how you want to use the space, then confirm which options are available for your specific home.
Long-term rental
A home for someone.
An income stream for you.
A longer lease can offer a more consistent rental arrangement and less frequent turnover than short stays.
- Potential for recurring monthly rental income
- Fewer guest changeovers and cleaning cycles
- A focus on tenant relationships and ongoing maintenance
Plan for vacancy, repairs, insurance, taxes, and management costs when comparing income with expenses.
Short-term rental
Short stays.
A different hosting rhythm.
Where permitted, shorter stays may offer a flexible hosting calendar. They also call for more hands-on coordination.
- Potential to host visitors for shorter stays
- More frequent cleaning, communication, and turnover
- Income that can vary with demand and occupancy
Confirm eligibility and registration requirements before planning to offer an ADU for short-term stays.
Confirm the fit before you buy.
Rental options depend on applicable city requirements and condominium rules. Our team can help you confirm the requirements for your home. Rental income is not guaranteed.
Portland short-term rental information ↗︎A conversation with Will
Get to know the opportunity.
Hear from real estate agent Will about ADUs and the questions to consider as you explore ownership.
The ownership basics
Your condo.
Your optional ADU.
An accessory dwelling unit, or ADU, is a self-contained studio apartment purchased in addition to a condominium.
Stroudwater Commons includes 156 total units: 130 condominiums and 26 studio ADUs.
Who can purchase an ADU?
ADUs are available as an optional purchase with a condominium. Ask our team about availability and the purchase requirements for your home.
Is an ADU included with my condo?
No. ADUs are optional and purchased separately. Ask our team to confirm availability and the purchase details for your home.
Can I rent out my ADU?
Rental opportunities may be available, subject to applicable city requirements and condominium rules. Short-term rental eligibility and registration are not guaranteed. Confirm the current requirements with the City of Portland and discuss your intended use with our team before purchasing.
How can I see the layout?
Explore the Studio/ADU option in our floorplan viewer, then talk with our team about the homes currently available.
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Could an ADU fit your plans?
Tell us what you have in mind. We’ll help you explore availability, ownership details, and the next steps.
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