Safest Neighborhoods in Oregon

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  Waluga

  Waluga is in one of the wealthiest suburbs of Portland—Lake Oswego—but its residents are bringing more of the walkability of the big city to the neighborhood. Waluga enjoys access to the Country Club Loop, one of Lake Oswego’s “Pathway Trails,” designed to connect schools, parks and shopping centers throughout the suburb, as well as the newly

  • Average Value

    $691K

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    $281K - $1.5M

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    3 Listings

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  River Point

  River Point is a small Astoria subdivision enveloped by nature—the Youngs and Wallooski rivers separate it from the rest of the city, while a lush forest on its southeast corner adds to the peace and quiet. “It’s outside of the city limits, so people have a little bit of elbow room and more space,” says Deb Stenvall, a real estate agent with Bree

  • Average Value

    $689K

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    $559K - $937K

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  Mountain Park

  Just 10 miles from downtown Portland and 900 feet above lake level sits the Mountain Park neighborhood of Lake Oswego. With the Tualatin Valley, the Cascade Mountains and the metropolis of Portland in its periphery, Mountain Park is known for its views. It’s those views, along with its low violent crime CAP Index score of one out of ten—compared

  • Average Value

    $687K

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    $220K - $1.4M

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    41 Listings

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  Collins View

  Just five miles south of Portland, Collins View is a welcoming, family-friendly neighborhood with a quiet, rural ambiance. Known as "One of the first areas to be built in Southwest Portland," Collins View remains "In-demand with homebuyers" for its unique combination of proximity to downtown with "low-density living and beautiful nature close to

  • Average Value

    $682K

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    $348K - $2.2M

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    3 Listings

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  Echo Bend Ranch

  Echo Bend Ranch is a riverfront community next to the North Umpqua River. It’s known for its gorgeous, mountainous scenery and quiet personality 17 miles north of downtown Roseburg. “It’s a very small, tight-knit community that’s nestled on the river,” says Brent Maxson, a Realtor with eXp Realty, LLC who has lived in Oregon for more than two

  • Average Value

    $680K

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    $440K - $871K

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    3 Listings

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  River Terrace

  River Terrace, a cluster of subdivisions with new constructions, lies between the town centers of Beaverton and Tigard to the northeast and pastoral scenes of wineries and farmland to the west. Community parks are thoughtfully placed throughout the neighborhood. “There are a lot of kids there in the summertime, and people walking their dogs,” says

  • Average Value

    $679K

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    $400K - $1.2M

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    109 Listings

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  Otter Rock

  With the Pacific Ocean fiercely lapping against the shores to the west, Otter Rock is a stunning coastal enclave right on the Oregon Coast. Its smattering of beautiful rock configurations, beach-adjacent homes and small collection of local businesses make it a cherished coastal community. The most unique natural feature of Otter Rock is the Devils

  • Average Value

    $679K

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    $17K - $993K

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    23 Listings

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  Cooper Mountain-Aloha South

  Cooper Mountain-Aloha South, nestled in the Tualatin Valley, offers a picturesque setting with rolling hills, scenic views, and abundant hiking trails. The neighborhood features a mix of housing styles, including modern cottages, contemporary homes, and new traditional-style houses, mostly developed in the last thirty years. Central to the area is

  • Average Value

    $676K

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    $435K - $1.7M

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    111 Listings

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  Harbor

  Near the southernmost tip of Oregon, Harbor is a rural coastal community with lush parks, mom-and-pop shops and miles of sandy shoreline. U.S. Route 101—also known as the Oregon Coast Highway—runs north-south through Harbor, with views of dense, hilly forestland to the east and the bright blue waters of the Pacific Ocean to the west. Tourism,

  • Average Value

    $673K

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    $457K - $1.7M

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    7 Listings

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  Ashcreek

  Located southwest of Portland, the community of Ashcreek offers residents tranquil suburban living with immediate access to U.S. Interstate-5 and a quick 7-mile commute to the downtown area. Ashcreek surged in popularity in the 1960s and developed as a result of the completion of I-5, making it a prime location for commuters into Portland seeking

  • Average Value

    $673K

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    $338K - $1.2M

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    14 Listings

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  Neotsu

  Situated on the northern shore, Neotsu encompasses a peninsula surrounded by Devils Lake on all sides. With the beach only a short drive away and The Devil River coursing through the neighborhood, Neotsu is a haven for water recreation. It is also within close range of several restaurants and shops, letting residents enjoy the views without

  • Average Value

    $673K

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    $345K - $1.3M

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    8 Listings

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  Hayhurst

  Encapsulated by lush greenery on rolling hills in the Pacific Northwest, the Hayhurst neighborhood is a hop-step-and-skip away from downtown Portland while embracing a suburban, residential lifestyle. “It’s really the best of both worlds,” Darryl Bodle says. Bodle is a real estate professional with Keller Williams Realty Portland Premier; the

  • Average Value

    $668K

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    $380K - $1.2M

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    11 Listings

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  Sexton Mountain

  Sexton Mountain is a suburban neighborhood sitting along the southwestern edge of Beaverton, a city that itself lies about 8 miles west of downtown Portland. Green spaces and parks are located throughout Sexton Mountain, which is bisected by the Westside Regional Trail. Not only does it pass by several parks within the neighborhood itself, but

  • Average Value

    $664K

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    $341K - $1.3M

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    35 Listings

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  Derry Dell

  Roughly 2 miles from downtown Tigard, the Derry Dell neighborhood is conveniently connected to highways and shopping centers. Large lots and an extensive trail system create lend to time spent outdoors. “You can walk to downtown Tigard,” says Helen Hoyt, principal broker with Portland Creative Realtors and a resident of the neighborhood. “I wanted

  • Average Value

    $660K

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    $521K - $1.4M

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    10 Listings

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  West Union

  Home to the oldest cemetery in Oregon, West Union was settled in the 1840s by Oregon Trail pioneers led by David Thomas Lenox. Today, West Union residents live on the hills and flat plains in a small cluster of neighborhoods between Cornelius Pass Road and 185th Avenue. “This area is your gateway straight west to the beach or east to Portland if

  • Average Value

    $657K

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    $274K - $1.2M

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    10 Listings

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  Sunset

  Sunset, 20 miles from Portland, is a suburban area with one of the best school districts in Oregon. “People move here for the school district,” says Molly Macom, owner and principal broker of Westlake Properties. “That’s the number one thing.” The school district offers its students Career & Technical Education programs, including computer

  • Average Value

    $655K

  • List Price

    $456K - $1.4M

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    13 Listings

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  Lincoln Beach

  Just north of Lincoln City is the coastal neighborhood of Lincoln Beach. Situated on the central Oregon Coast, it includes the well-traveled Highway 101 and access to several nearby cities, making it easy to meet shopping, dining and commuting needs. “When you live here, it’s nice to be able to go to each one so you have a lot of options for

  • Average Value

    $655K

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    $266K - $1.4M

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    35 Listings

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  Maplewood

  At the western edge of Portland, the suburban neighborhood of Maplewood sits among the greenery of the Pacific Northwest. This residential niche is 4 miles southwest of downtown and the Willamette River, and the quiet, relaxing atmosphere is coupled with scenic hilltop vistas. Maplewood was founded by a railroad company and received its name from

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    $655K

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    $280K - $1.2M

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    8 Listings

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  Lacomb

  Quiet streets, farms and open fields all contribute to the peaceful and agricultural feel of Lacomb, a small, one-horse town in the Willamette Valley. Around 10 miles from downtown Lebanon, it was established in 1886, with sawmills making use of the area’s woodlands. A handful of small businesses began to pop up in town, including a lunchroom, a

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    $653K

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    $433K - $898K

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    3 Listings

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  Hazel Grove-Westling Farm

  Built upon a former hazelnut farm — or “filberts,” as the locals say — Hazel Grove-Westling Farm is a quiet southern suburb of Oregon City. “It’s a beautiful neighborhood,” says Michelle Woster, a Licensed Principal Broker for Pex Realty Group who has sold several homes in the area. “It’s definitely sought-after. You’re not quite in the city, but

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    $649K

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    $507K - $826K

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    3 Listings

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  Bolton

  Great blue heron nests dot the tree line of Goose Island—the largest rookery of the wading birds in the Portland area—overlooking the Bolton neighborhood of West Linn across the Willamette River. A balanced blend of industry and nature, the suburb that boomed because of a magazine paper mill still features acres and acres of untouched Oregon

  • Average Value

    $647K

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    $210K - $3.9M

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    6 Listings

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  South Burlingame

  Quiet and kempt, South Burlingame is close to Portland’s downtown but feels much further away. Just an arm’s length from the lively Willamette River, the neighborhood is moored to the city while preserving a suburban look and feel. “It feels quiet and private. There are changes in elevation, so you’re getting some hills, you’re getting some

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    $646K

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    $274K - $900K

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    2 Listings

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  Park Place

  Park Place in Oregon City, located just blocks from the historic end of the Oregon Trail, is a neighborhood rich in history and scenic beauty. The area features a mix of renovated pioneer homes, historical craftsmans, and modern builds with ample yard space, native plant gardens, and views of Mount Hood. Despite its seemingly remote feel, Park

  • Average Value

    $645K

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    $498K - $1M

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    20 Listings

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  Denmark

  Located just outside the tiny town of Langlois, Denmark is a rural, unincorporated area surrounded by farmland and forests. “I think some people are drawn here for the cooler temperatures and ability to live off the grid and have complete privacy,” says Alexis Willick, Realtor for North Point Real Estate and local of seven years. Generations of

  • Average Value

    $639K

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    $435K - $893K

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    3 Listings

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  South Beaverton

  Those looking for a place to call home with strong schools, plenty of things to do on the weekend and an easy commute to regional employment centers will have trouble finding a better landing spot than Portland’s South Beaverton suburb. It’s really the type of neighborhood people move to for the long haul. “We’ve lived here for 25 years.

  • Average Value

    $637K

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    $173K - $892K

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    11 Listings

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