It doesn't resemble a crApe myrtle to me. I think it would be difficult to positively ID a tree without knowing where in the world it is, what the leaves look like, what the branching pattern is, etc. Any chance of getting decent pictures and letting us know where, in general, these trees are?

Viburnum lentago.

@waynedanielson Over the past two years I have developed a tree identifying hobby. Using sibleys guide while living in our RV I identified over a hundred trees. Spotted this tree last year and every time I drive by I think man I still don’t know what this tree is. I emailed Sibley but no response. The tree naked looks like a larch or ginkgo but it obviously is neither when it’s leaves appear. There is no other question, only what is this tree? It isn’t my tree. I don’t know it’s history. It’s the only one like it on a busy street surrounded by other plane Jane trees in downtown Portland. It’s obviously not native. I asked the the question because I have a healthy level of curiosity and am frustrated by not being able to figure it out.

Makes great honey too.