Portland Monthly 329 NE Couch Street, Suite 200Portland, OR 97232
Real Estate
The designer and builder produced a lot of houses across the city between the 1930s and 1970s, and they've always been "special."
09/04/2026 By Melissa Dalton
Built in 1880, it's now a modern live-work dream.
08/07/2026 By Melissa Dalton
The 1941 bungalow, made famous by Portlandia, sold in just three days.
07/24/2026 By Melissa Dalton
It might look a little like a spaceship, but with nature views and a forested lot, this Mosier house is very grounded.
06/05/2026 By Melissa Dalton
Calling all midcentury nerds—this one is a looker.
05/29/2026 By Melissa Dalton
A seven-acre farm on an island nature preserve? And it’s just 15 minutes from town?
05/22/2026 By Melissa Dalton
Remodeled by Jessica Helgerson Interior Design, the 1922 Mt. Tabor home has a snug, a basement speakeasy, and almost an acre lot.
05/15/2026 By Melissa Dalton
Design
Fifty years ago, the city demolished a freeway to build a riverside green space. Today, much of it often sits empty.
05/04/2026 By Brian Libby Illustrations by Michael Novak
Add a pretty pool, and this 1936 brick home in the Mount Tabor neighborhood sold in six days.
05/01/2026 By Melissa Dalton
Wrought iron, patterned tile, and arches galore. This 1925 Willamette Heights home is full of charm.
04/17/2026 By Melissa Dalton
Almost three acres, a formal rose garden, and a secret room for styling your coiffure.
04/10/2026 By Melissa Dalton
The charming 1913 corner building got a second-story residence—two bedrooms, two bathrooms—in 2012.
04/03/2026 By Melissa Dalton
Classic midcentury good looks meet a serene natural setting.
03/27/2026 By Melissa Dalton
It’s gone pending after four days, but we can still dream of its carved wood beams and that fireplace tucked into its swirling central staircase.
03/20/2026 By Melissa Dalton
Glass Houses
Reflective glass houses keep popping up at campsites and resorts in Oregon and beyond.
03/12/2026 By Emily Grosvenor
The onetime "sham" has become a striking stucco home, listed for $2.5 million.
03/06/2026 By Melissa Dalton
Next to the Keller Auditorium downtown, the triangular Portland Plaza building was an early adopter of luxury high-rise living.
02/20/2026 By Melissa Dalton
Emil Schacht was an early adopter of the Craftsman style in Portland. See how this house pays tribute.
02/13/2026 By Melissa Dalton
Bright hues and convenience in the heart of the Richmond neighborhood.
02/06/2026 By Melissa Dalton
This friendly 1909 Craftsman on a nearly quarter-acre lot has woodwork galore, as well as a former owner in Isaac Brock of Modest Mouse.
01/23/2026 By Melissa Dalton
Fall 2026
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