Michael Boehm is the president and co-owner of Urban Resources, an owner's representative firm in Portland, Oregon. Over 18 years he has guided capital projects from preconstruction to completion across Oregon and Washington, from the Portland Art Museum's Rothko Pavilion to residential units.
Michael is featured in Mastt's Urban Resources case study, sharing how the firm replaced spreadsheets and disconnected tools with a single platform.
Michael Boehm co-owns and leads Urban Resources, a Portland owner's representative firm he has helped build over more than a decade, rising from project manager to president. His work spans cultural and commercial landmarks, including the Portland Art Museum's Rothko Pavilion, as well as large-scale residential and mixed-use developments across Oregon and Washington.
Bachelor of Arts (BA), Economics
Western Washington University
Portland Art Museum, Rothko Pavilion - Owner's Representative, Urban Resources
Urban Resources served as owner's representative on the Portland Art Museum's Mark Rothko Pavilion, a major cultural campus renovation unifying the museum's buildings. Michael provided executive oversight during preconstruction.
Nomad Apartments, Portland - Project Manager, Urban Resources
Michael managed the delivery of Nomad Apartments, a 130-unit complex and one of the first multifamily projects built under the City of Portland's Inclusionary Housing policy, offering unit types from micro units to three-bedroom homes.
Grant Park Village, Portland - Project Manager, Urban Resources
Michael worked on Grant Park Village, a 245,000-square-foot mixed-use development with 211 apartments, ground-floor retail, and underground parking.
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