Portland Metro Area
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Start Here Portland The full city: districts, neighborhoods, and how they connect to the metro. Read the guide → Beaverton Walkable corridors, strong transit, and the highest housing-stock variety on the Westside. Read the guide → Hillsboro Intel and the tech corridor. More square footage per dollar than most Westside cities. Read the guide → Tigard Old-town feel along Main Street with quick I-5 access. Popular with buyers cross-shopping Beaverton. Read the guide → Tualatin I-5 and Hwy 217 access in both directions. Strong retail corridor and newer construction. Read the guide → Sherwood Newer developments pushing toward the Tualatin River. Old Town square anchors the center. Read the guide → Lake Oswego Walkable downtown, lake access, and one of the most established suburban cores in the metro. Read the guide → West Linn Willamette River views, hilly terrain, and the Willamette Falls district as a central anchor. Read the guide → Oregon City Historic downtown on the Willamette. More square footage per dollar than Lake Oswego or West Linn. Read the guide → Happy Valley Newer construction on the Clackamas ridge. Views east toward Mt. Hood on clear days. Read the guide → Clackamas Unincorporated area with strong retail access along 82nd Ave and easy Hwy 212 commutes. Read the guide → Milwaukie Light rail on the Orange Line into downtown Portland. Tight-knit neighborhoods along the Willamette. Read the guide → Gresham The Eastside hub. MAX Blue Line access and more affordability than most inner-ring suburbs. Read the guide → Troutdale Gateway to the Columbia River Gorge. Historic downtown and quick access to I-84. Read the guide → Fairview Small-town feel on the Columbia Slough corridor. Boating access and affordable lots. Read the guide → Aloha Unincorporated Washington County between Beaverton and Hillsboro. Strong value for the Westside. Read the guide → Forest Grove Pacific University anchors a genuine small-town downtown 25 miles west of Portland. Read the guide → Damascus Rural character with acreage lots on the southeast edge of the metro. Limited services, more land. Read the guide →
Portland City Proper
Exploring Portland by District
North Portland Mississippi Ave and St. Johns. Bungalows and Craftsmans along the Willamette bluff. Read the guide → Northeast Portland Alberta Arts District, Irvington, and Beaumont-Wilshire. The most architecturally diverse quadrant. Read the guide → Northwest Portland Nob Hill and 23rd Avenue. Dense, walkable, and close to Forest Park trailheads. Read the guide → Southeast Portland Division Street, Hawthorne, and Sellwood. The most eclectic mix of housing types in the city. Read the guide → Southwest Portland Hillsdale and Multnomah Village on hilly terrain with direct access to Terwilliger trails. Read the guide → South Portland South Park Blocks and close-in neighborhoods between the river and the West Hills. Read the guide → East Portland Centennial and Lents. The most affordable quadrant with Hwy 26 and I-205 access. Read the guide →
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