Three business names appeared in Oregon’s public records between Oct. 27 and Nov. 9, 2026, spanning a downtown housing project, a Monmouth taco spot, and a south Salem address.
Public filings rarely tell the whole story of local economic development. Registering a name simply means a company plans to operate under that moniker, but it leaves open questions about storefront openings, rebranding timelines, or operational changes.
The latest batch of filings offers a clear look at where local investment is heading in Salem and Monmouth, even as many specific details remain entirely unconfirmed by the businesses themselves.
Electro Apartments Brings Housing to Downtown Salem
Construction at 238 Commercial St. NE is bringing new housing to downtown Salem, just off Electric Alley. City plans outline a total of 16 units across two structures.
The project features 12 apartments housed in a new three-story building, paired with four additional units situated inside a neighboring historic building. Developer ORREO is backing the initiative with a $6.4 million investment aimed at providing affordable housing options.
Units are intended for households earning 60% of the area’s median income. While the filing for Electro Apartments was logged on Oct. 27 and the developer anticipates finishing construction by the end of 2026, prospective tenants still face an open timeline.
Specific application requirements, exact rental rates, and official leasing dates have not been confirmed.

Gonzalez Brother’s Taco Shop Appears in Monmouth
Down in Monmouth, a new business name has surfaced at an address already familiar to local diners. Gonzalez Brother’s Taco Shop appeared in state records on Oct. 27, sharing the exact same street number as Altita’s Mexican Restaurant at 189 Pacific Ave. S.
State records show that Altita’s LLC was established on that same day. The Monmouth Business Association lists the address as the current home of Altita’s Mexican Restaurant, creating a puzzle over whether a rebrand or a complete concept change is underway.
Neither a new restaurant concept nor a formal name change has been confirmed by ownership. There is no announced opening date or confirmed change to Altita’s operations.
Kindred Table Quietly Registers in South Salem
The third filing on Nov. 9 introduced Kindred Table to state records, listing 1700 Barnes Ave. SE as its principal business address in south Salem. Unlike the other businesses, there is little confirmed information about what Kindred Table intends to offer.
Available state records do not establish whether the business will operate a storefront, provide services elsewhere, or begin serving customers at a later date.
Both its business type and opening plans remain unconfirmed.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Filings
Does filing a business name mean a new storefront is opening?
No. While companies formally register titles they plan to use for their operations, submitting paperwork does not guarantee an impending retail location, a launch date, or any modification to an existing enterprise.
What is the unit breakdown for Electro Apartments?
The project includes 12 apartments in a new three-story building alongside four additional apartments located in an adjacent historic building, for a total of 16 units.
Who will qualify to rent at Electro Apartments?
The developer describes the project as affordable housing intended for households earning 60% of the area’s median income.
Is Gonzalez Brother’s Taco Shop replacing Altita’s Mexican Restaurant?
There is no confirmed replacement or rebranding announcement. Although the two entities share the identical Monmouth street location, the exact intentions behind the newly registered taqueria remain unclear.
What type of business is Kindred Table?
Its business type, customer-facing location, and opening plans remain unconfirmed.