Figo House
Portland, United States
Exterior only
Visible from the street; the inside is private.
The Figo House is a two-story Queen Anne style house in Portland, Oregon, built in 1894 near Portland State University at the southern edge of downtown. Randal Acker bought it in 2005 as an office for his small legal practice and named it after his dog, Figo. In 2006, TriMet sought to condemn the property for sale to the university, but the plan was cancelled in 2008 after Acker argued that eminent domain power was limited.
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- Portland, United States
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