NEWBERG, Ore. — On Friday, May 15, Newberg’s newest housing development opened to the community with a grand opening party that featured vendors, home tours, and a ribbon cutting.

Collina, a north Newberg housing development by Pahlisch Homes, will feature more than 400 single-family homes and 68 detached quadplexes and duplexes, according to reporting in the Newberg Graphic, which would make it among the largest housing projects ever undertaken in Newberg.

Collina is among the first significant phases of residential development to emerge from the Springbrook Master Plan, a mixed-use vision for more than 450 acres in northeast Newberg first adopted by the City of Newberg in 2007. 

  • Pahlisch Homes Chief Communications Officer Jason Myhre addresses the crowd at the Collina ribbon cutting ceremony on May 15, 2026. (Branden Andersen / Newsberg)
  • Pahlisch Homes Chief Communications Officer Jason Myhre (left) stands next to Newberg City Manager Will Worthey (center) and Newberg Mayor Bill Rosacker (right) addressing the crowd at the Collina ribbon cutting ceremony on May 15, 2026. (Branden Andersen / Newsberg)
  • Chehalem Valley Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Scott Parker presents a commemorative plaque to Pahlisch Homes during the ribbon cutting ceremony on May 15, 2026. (Branden Andersen / Newsberg)
  • Newberg City Manager Will Worthey (left) provides words of support during the Pahlisch Homes ribbon cutting ceremony on May 15, 2026. (Branden Andersen / Newsberg)
  • Newberg Mayor Bill Rosacker delivers words of support during the Collina ribbon cutting ceremony on May 15, 2026. (Branden Andersen / Newsberg)
  • Pahlisch Homes CEO Matt Nelson cuts the ribbon to officially open the Collina Neighborhood in Newberg, Ore. on May 15. (Branden Andersen / Newsberg)
  • Pahlisch Homes CEO Matt Nelson cuts the ribbon to officially open the Collina Neighborhood in Newberg, Ore. on May 15. (Branden Andersen / Newsberg)
  • Pahlisch Homes CEO Matt Nelson cuts the ribbon to officially open the Collina Neighborhood in Newberg, Ore. on May 15. (Branden Andersen / Newsberg)