Neighborhoods in Portland, OR

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  Northwest District

  The Northwest District of Portland blends the old with the new and the urban with the wild. Progressive restaurants and trendy boutiques have moved into buildings with a charm that only comes from being around a century old. Modern condos have sprung up near original Craftsman homes and Victorians from the 1800s. Though the neighborhood is known

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    $691K

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    $150K - $1.8M

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  Reed

  The smallest neighborhood in Southeast Portland, Reed shares a name with the college that occupies most of its 439 acres. The undergraduate population hovers around 1,500, and century-old campus buildings are modeled after the brick “East Coast style,” according to Alex Roy, a Southeast Portland local and Realtor with John L. Scott Real Estate.

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    $685K

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    $361K - $1.2M

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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

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    $682K

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    $348K - $2.2M

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  Sellwood

  Located just a few miles south of the downtown, Sellwood is a Portland neighborhood located right along the Willamette River. Summertime scenes of cyclists and joggers, respectively, biking and running by the tracks and through natural habitats on the Springwater on the Willamette trail only provides a peek into this active and vibrant Rose City

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    $675K

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    $329K - $1.4M

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  Far Southwest

  Far Southwest in Portland is a suburban neighborhood that offers a blend of city accessibility and suburban advantages. Located between Tigard and Lake Oswego, it provides convenient access to Portland, Beaverton, Wilsonville, and Lake Oswego. Interstate 5 and Highways 205 and 84 ensure quick commutes, with downtown Portland reachable in less than

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    $674K

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    $430K - $1.3M

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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

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    $673K

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    $338K - $1.2M

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  Richmond

  Across the Willamette River from Downtown Portland is a neighborhood known as Richmond, where walking down South East Division Street means stopping for artisanal donuts at Blue Star or sampling Italian-style gelato made from local fruit at Pinolo. Spanning a mile and a half up and down, Richmond is a balance of retail and residential. “It’s what

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    $670K

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    $315K - $1.4M

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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

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    $668K

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    $380K - $1.2M

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    11 Listings

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  Rose City Park

  The Rose City Park neighborhood has at least a couple of notable distinctions. It bears Portland’s well-known nickname. And it was formally established in 1907, the first year of the city’s annual Rose Festival. Located about 5 miles east of the downtown, the neighborhood is a primarily residential community that enjoys proximity to other pockets

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    $657K

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    $313K - $1.4M

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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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  Sunnyside

  Developed in the late 19th century as Portland’s first streetcar community, the Sunnyside neighborhood was named for being a step removed from the shade of downtown and the city's west hills. Today, the area is home to quiet streets just blocks from active commercial areas and major thoroughfares. “I’ve lived here since 1996,” says Lisa Long, a

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    $650K

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    $302K - $1.2M

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  Kerns

  Located just 2 miles northeast of Downtown Portland, Kerns is an urban oasis that provides its residents with an array of dining experiences all within walking distance of most residential properties. From southern hospitality at Screen Door Eastside to creative doughnuts at Voodoo Doughnuts, the diversity of the food is as impressive as the

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    $650K

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    $295K - $1.2M

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    7 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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  Markham

  Located 6 miles southwest of downtown Portland sits Markham, a neighborhood that gives residents all the benefits of living close to downtown without the hustle and bustle. Homes in Markham are more spread out than surrounding neighborhoods, while green space for recreational activity is nearby. Residents here also enjoy an impressive pipeline of

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    $634K

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    $417K - $1M

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  Concordia

  Go to the park, go grab a bite to eat or go see a show — Concordia is a Portland neighborhood whose relatively large size makes way for a medley of things to do. There’s enough here to suit a variety of tastes and interests. Yet, with all of the amenities here, Concordia still maintains a mostly residential character, balancing tranquility with

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    $628K

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    $300K - $1M

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  Vernon

  While Vernon is primarily residential, this North Portland neighborhood has made a name for itself as part of the Alberta Arts District. “There is a really tight community of artists,” says Happy Abernethy, lead assistant manager at the art supply store Collage, who has worked in the area for two years. This creative spirit is evident along

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    $623K

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    $456K - $993K

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  Overlook

  Overlook, a neighborhood in northern Portland, offers a mix of suburban charm and industrial activity along the Willamette River. The area has a rich history dating back to the 1840s, with significant residential development occurring in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Overlook features a variety of home styles, including early 1900s cottages,

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    $622K

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    $335K - $1.4M

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  Multnomah

  Known for its bustling business district, Multnomah Village offers residents everything from a store of curated toys to a French-inspired food cart pod. With long-running casual watering holes and plenty of options for food out, this Southwest Portland community has become a hotspot for its array of local establishments and employers. “It’s a

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    $614K

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    $280K - $1.1M

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  King

  King is a residential neighborhood that offers residents access to Portland's vibrant arts and culture scene. Located on the west end of Portland's renowned Alberta Arts District, the King neighborhood is part residential community, part commercial district. "I've lived over 25 years in a neighboring neighborhood on a street that bisects it," says

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    $604K

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    $300K - $966K

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  Boise

  It’s not boy-zee. It’s BOYCE. Sitting north of the Interstate 5 and Interstate 405 interchange – making it easy to get around greater Portland – Boise has become one of the city’s most vibrant and eclectic neighborhoods. “When you see Portland pop up, what they’re talking about is the Boise neighborhood, with the food scene, the music scene, the

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    $596K

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    $345K - $1.1M

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  North Tabor

  Named for the extinct volcano that lies less than a mile south, North Tabor is a residential neighborhood popular among outdoor lovers looking to be just a short drive from the active atmosphere of downtown Portland, Oregon. Like most of eastern Portland, North Tabor grew up along a series of streetcar lines that fanned out across the city at the

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    $596K

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    $279K - $871K

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  Cedar Hills

  A haven for aficionados of mid-century modern architecture, Cedar Hills is a suburban community that’s grown alongside some of Oregon's most successful corporations. “It’s a great mix of retired people out walking dogs and visiting with neighbors, and parents walking their children to school,” says Shelley Lucas, Lead Broker with the Trusted

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    $593K

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    $298K - $1.6M

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  Pleasant Valley

  Pleasant Valley in Portland, part of East Portland, is a neighborhood rich in green spaces, public parks, and trails, making it ideal for outdoor activities. Located 10 miles from Downtown Portland via US 26 East, it offers a serene suburban feel with urban amenities like stores and coffee shops. The real estate market here is somewhat

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    $592K

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    $430K - $972K

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  Hollywood

  Named for the landmark Hollywood Theater at the center of the neighborhood's shopping district, Hollywood is a small, historic neighborhood in East Portland. The neighborhood is split between retail and commercial spaces along Sandy Boulevard, which diagonally bisects the neighborhood, and residential blocks surrounding the thoroughfare. Like most

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    $590K

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    $324K - $947K

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  Crestwood

  In a matter of minutes, a Crestwood resident can go from watching their kids play while gazing off at the idyllic, densely forested Oregon horizon to being in the center of the city for a day downtown. It’s the type of duality this neighborhood offers: a taste of nature while still advantageously positioned to the core of Portland. “I would say

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    $587K

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    $436K - $842K

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    8 Listings

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