Portland Neighborhoods

Alameda is a classic old Portland neighborhood with grand homes, tree-lined streets, great schools, and beautiful views along Alameda Ridge.

The Alphabet District is a historic neighborhood in Northwest Portland known for its classic architecture and tree-lined shopping districts.

Just west of Portland's West Hills, Beaverton combines the best of Portland food and culture into the ease of suburban living.

Skirting the edge of the Willamette River in southeast Portland, historic Brooklyn is a neighborhood on the rise.

Beneath a canopy of century-old trees in southeast Portland, historic Eastmoreland has the feel of an exclusive East Coast neighborhood.

Goose Hollow is a historic neighborhood in Southwest Portland filled with urban-dwelling at its finest.

Nestled in the forested hills of southwest Portland, the Hillsdale neighborhood exudes a family-friendly suburban vibe with close-in access to downtown.

A 31-foot tall statue of Paul Bunyon stands watch at the north end of Kenton’s historic business district. It’s a quirky and colorful symbol for a neighborhood on the rise.

The tranquil waters of Oswego Lake are the jewel of Oregon’s most affluent community. Less than 10 miles from downtown Portland, but a world away from the city, Lake Oswego is an oasis with luxe homes lining the lake shore.

Directly south of Portland’s city limits, Milwaukie is an affordable option for first-time home buyers. A newly-revamped riverfront park, revitalization of downtown, and a new Portland commute option have spurred a growing interest in this little-known suburb.

Montavilla is one of the best neighborhoods in Portland for first time home buyers. It distills all the elements of a great Portland neighborhood into one of the city’s most affordable packages.

In southwest Portland, Multnomah Village neighborhood blends the best of the region’s suburban qualities with a charming and walkable business district.

In the mid-1800s, Oregon City was the final stop for pioneers making the journey across the Oregon Trail. Today, the city is blazing new trails with downtown and riverfront revitalization efforts, new shops and restaurants, and new housing developments.

Perched on a bluff above the Willamette River, these two adjoining North Portland neighborhoods share the same attractions and same close-in, suburban appeal.

Chic and lively, Portland’s Pearl District is one of the city’s top destinations for shopping, art galleries, and upscale dining.

Nestled on a bluff above the Willamette River in southeast Portland, Sellwood-Moreland exudes a laid-back, family-friendly vibe with old-fashioned, small town charm.

Minutes to Downtown, this laid-back riverfront community is perfect for young professionals in search of beautiful natural areas with city conveniences.

On Portland’s northwestern-most tip, historic St. Johns is an up-and-coming neighborhood with a small town vibe.

Just up the hill from Reed College in southeast Portland, the Woodstock neighborhood has a small-town college vibe with tremendous appeal.