BETHANY, OR-Development will begin this year on the last 38 acres of Bethany Village, a 130-acre master-planned community by Central Bethany Development Co., a partnership of Roy Kim and his father Tom. The project was launched 10 years ago on farmland the family bought in 1978 on Northwest Bethany Boulevard, east of Portland north of Highway 26 in unincorporated Washington County.

The new West Parc development will include 120,000 sf of new office space, 820 apartments, a 50-patient Alzheimer care home and a fitness center. The developments, in response to growth in the region, will reportedly double the total developed square footage at Bethany Village.

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