The corner of Cornell and Murray is the gateway to Cedar Mill, and the Cedar Grove Apartments connect with the neighborhood through a plaza on the street corner and community space in the building. The site has bus service from two bus lines, with a stop on site that has been improved with this development, which connects residents to the rest of the City of Beaverton and the surrounding areas via the Sunset Transit Center. A pocket park with a splash pad, built in partnership with Tualatin Hills Parks and Recreation, will keep residents and community members cool in the summer.

Cedar Grove is a four-story building with 44 apartments, eight of which are set aside for homeless families. It is the first regulated and affordable unit designated for the purpose of housing homeless families in the City of Beaverton, and CPAH is proud to lead the charge in addressing this crisis.

All 44 units at Cedar Grove will be affordable for residents at 60% of the Area Median Income or below. There are 14 family-size units: 7 three-bedrooms, 7 two-bedrooms, 26 one-bedroom units, and 4 studios.