Real Estate

Portland Neighborhoods by the Numbers 2024

Home sale prices, rent costs, commuting habits, and demographic info for every neighborhood, from Buckman to Bridlemile, Hillsdale to Humboldt.

Edited by Margaret Seiler May 19, 2024

Feel that chilly wind whipping through the city? There’s a lot of blue on this map, as home sale prices cooled and fewer homes overall were on the market last year in Portland city limits, continuing a trend that started in 2022. And the homes that did sell sure took their time, with the average number of days on the market rising to 36. Sales were brisker for houses in close-in, walkable neighborhoods, but if you were trying to sell a condo in the Lloyd District, downtown, or the Pearl, well, you were in it for the long haul.

Home prices are highest in Dunthorpe, the West Hills, Eastmoreland, Grant Park, and Laurelhurst. Love antiques? Want to live in one? A lot of homes sold in Buckman are over a century old. Southeast’s Brooklyn neighborhood added the most new residents year over year. Sunnyside and Boise are the most densely populated areas on Portland’s east side. Forest Park (duh!) and St. Johns have the most parkland in their boundaries. Nearly half of the residents of Glenfair and Mill Park speaks a language other than English at home. Looking for other specifics about Portland neighborhoods? Check out the details below.

Neighborhood	Median 2023 home sale price ($)	Average 2023 home sale price ($)	Homes sold in 2023 (#)	1-year median price change 2022-23 (%)	5-year median price change 2018-23 (%)	Average days on market	Share of 2023 sales that were condos (%)	Short sales	Bank-owned sales	Average square feet of homes sold	Average cost per square foot ($)	Average year built of homes sold	Renters' median monthly housing ($)	Population (2022)	Population (2021)	Population Change by Number of People, 2021 to 2022	Population Change by %, 2021 to 2022	Population Density (People per sq mile)	Median Age	Median Household Income	Homeownership (%)	People below federal poverty level (%)	Unemployed (16 years and older) (%)	Households with children under 18 (%)	Married (except separated) (%)	Widowed (%)	Divorced (%)	Separated (%)	Never Married (%)	Population with bachelor degree as highest level of education (25 and older) (%)	Population with graduate degree (25 and older) (%)	English as only language (%)	People who speak other language(s) (%)	Population in same house a year before (%)	Population in different Oregon county in past year (%)	Population in different state in past year (%)	Population moved from abroad in past year (%)	Area (sq miles)	Miles of bike routes	Miles of bike route per square mile	Park area in square miles	Parks and natural areas (% of neighborhood)	Estimated time by car to downtown (min.)	Walk Score	Communting with public transportation (%)	Commuting by walking (%)	Commuting by bike (%)
ALAMEDA	862,500	932,733	58	-3	17	19	0	0	1	2,893	324	1926	2,623	5,815	5,921	-106	-2	9,743	44	170,402	84	4	8	32	64	3	7	0	27	36	39	93	7	90	1	2	0.1	0.6	2.3	3.9	0.0	0	12	64	4	3	4
ARBOR LODGE	550,000	525,967	95	-3	20	24	23	0	0	1,707	341	1959	1,978	7,490	7,217	273	4	8,630	37	117,978	63	8	5	22	44	2	9	0	45	37	21	89	11	83	1	3	0.5	0.9	7.8	9.0	0.0	2	10	79	6	3	4
ARDENWALD-JOHNSON CREEK*	523,750	558,690	10	4	21	56	0	0	0	1,887	305	1990	1,912	2,079	1,714	365	21	6,185	39	154,660	67	7	5	38	57	4	10	2	28	30	34	90	10	87	4	2	0.1	0.3	3.1	9.1	0.1	17	14	57	3	3	4
ARGAY	475,000	482,939	45	-11	19	39	11	0	1	2,041	251	1969	1,408	5,733	5,950	-217	-4	2,792	41	52,091	59	15	4	31	28	6	16	4	46	11	7	75	25	87	1	1	0.0	2.1	9.9	4.8	0.1	5	18	44	10	6	0
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS	1,300,000	1,275,167	9	19	51	34	0	0	0	3,403	399	1971	1,363	2,161	2,083	78	4	2,646	47	164,402	85	5	5	21	64	2	5	0	30	37	46	91	9	85	3	2	0.0	0.8	1.8	2.2	0.6	75	12	35	2	12	0
ARNOLD CREEK	850,000	851,818	29	4	25	26	0	0	0	2,743	321	1985	1,918	3,037	3,076	-39	-1	2,771	44	151,388	72	3	3	34	65	5	10	0	20	38	39	85	15	89	1	3	0.3	1.1	0.7	0.6	0.0	3	16	20	2	0	2
ASHCREEK*	617,368	634,382	75	-3	36	31	3	0	1	2,015	332	1974	1,769	5,309	4,716	593	13	4,449	44	135,164	67	4	4	28	60	4	13	1	22	36	24	89	11	92	3	1	0.3	1.2	2.1	1.8	0.0	2	16	35	4	0	1
BEAUMONT-WILSHIRE	745,000	808,293	93	-10	14	20	1	0	1	2,446	338	1939	1,698	6,279	6,047	232	4	8,245	44	133,411	82	4	4	31	61	3	10	1	27	37	26	91	9	91	1	3	0.0	0.8	5.2	6.8	0.0	3	14	78	1	3	4
BOISE	554,500	600,338	28	-16	9	55	29	0	0	1,879	339	1969	1,725	5,183	5,240	-57	-1	12,113	34	97,786	46	15	7	13	26	2	14	0	58	41	22	88	12	74	3	9	2.3	0.4	3.3	7.7	0.0	2	9	93	12	5	5
BRENTWOOD-DARLINGTON*	419,950	434,801	180	-5	27	36	8	1	2	1,426	326	1968	1,645	12,758	13,071	-313	-2	7,336	38	72,472	64	15	5	32	42	4	15	1	37	21	12	77	23	86	4	3	0.3	1.7	7.2	4.2	0.1	6	20	65	7	4	4
BRIDGETON	352,750	384,393	18	-9	8	63	6	0	0	1,637	257	1987	1,738	69	52	17	33	256	43	84,154	57	10	0	22	42	3	15	2	39	29	10	66	34	83	1	6	0.0	0.3	3.9	14.3	0.0	2	15	22	7	1	2
BRIDLEMILE*	855,000	961,227	58	-8	30	31	0	0	0	2,850	348	1974	1,625	4,970	4,988	-18	0	4,253	44	119,610	71	11	2	33	54	4	11	1	29	35	39	86	14	88	2	3	0.7	1.2	2.5	2.1	0.1	5	13	41	5	2	1
BROOKLYN	550,000	580,318	35	2	12	62	0	0	0	2,115	287	1941	1,664	6,932	5,807	1,125	19	4,037	38	92,982	43	10	8	22	45	2	13	1	40	35	28	91	9	83	3	6	0.3	1.7	6.5	3.8	0.1	6	9	82	8	7	11
BUCKMAN	660,000	621,397	35	-6	34	33	23	0	0	2,188	327	1916	1,499	9,805	9,702	103	1	8,496	36	66,228	14	13	6	4	22	1	16	1	59	39	20	92	8	68	6	8	0.9	1.2	13.5	11.7	0.0	2	7	92	9	9	8
CATHEDRAL PARK	372,200	416,283	62	-9	3	47	44	1	0	1,455	313	1966	1,555	4,837	4,624	213	5	4,715	36	78,049	55	12	4	16	28	5	15	1	51	37	16	87	13	80	2	4	0.1	1.0	2.7	2.7	0.1	11	22	80	6	2	2
CENTENNIAL	395,000	390,871	270	-2	32	36	14	0	1	1,450	292	1970	1,411	24,044	23,733	311	1	7,376	37	64,046	60	17	7	33	43	5	13	2	38	11	6	66	34	86	3	2	0.1	3.3	11.6	3.6	0.1	4	25	58	6	1	0
COLLINS VIEW	650,000	700,605	31	-4	33	31	0	0	0	2,182	346	1968	2,130	1,502	1,628	-126	-8	1,728	38	163,505	79	4	4	35	47	3	6	0	45	42	34	90	10	83	5	8	0.6	0.9	1.7	1.9	0.0	1	14	25	3	11	2
CONCORDIA	637,500	647,312	136	2	27	29	8	0	1	2,076	329	1952	1,889	10,422	10,199	223	2	7,856	38	113,210	63	8	9	25	45	3	9	2	41	37	22	93	7	86	2	3	0.8	1.3	7.3	5.5	0.0	3	15	76	6	3	4
CRESTON-KENILWORTH	497,450	492,481	76	-17	11	35	29	0	0	1,697	317	1963	1,480	9,083	9,539	-456	-5	11,316	38	81,991	56	13	7	20	36	4	9	2	50	36	13	83	17	76	2	8	0.1	0.8	5.8	7.3	0.0	4	12	81	18	6	7
CRESTWOOD	565,000	575,805	19	-7	45	13	0	0	0	1,677	370	1967	1,799	1,472	1,433	39	3	4,361	43	140,519	70	3	4	29	62	4	12	1	21	36	24	90	10	93	2	1	0.3	0.3	0.1	0.0	0.1	26	16	47	4	0	1
CULLY	480,500	479,518	134	-4	26	33	10	0	4	1,644	307	1955	1,418	12,942	13,265	-323	-2	4,124	40	63,248	69	15	10	28	26	4	16	3	51	22	11	80	20	90	2	2	0.3	3.1	9.6	3.1	0.1	3	16	58	9	5	5
DOWNTOWN	368,000	433,774	133	2	-13	74	99	0	0	1,142	385	1984	1,220	13,655	13,741	-86	-1	14,483	39	43,317	22	25	8	2	19	3	18	3	57	26	21	84	16	60	10	12	1.8	0.9	17.3	18.4	0.1	7	0	96	21	25	2
DUNTHORPE	1,818,500	2,006,804	16	-4	11	27	0	0	0	5,055	433	1956	2,129	2,046	1,951	95	5	1,734	33	162,943	65	4	4	35	47	3	6	0	45	42	34	90	10	0	5	8	0.6	1.2	0.3	0.0	0.0	1	18	11	3	11	2
EAST COLUMBIA	425,000	450,963	19	-7	32	67	0	0	0	1,802	267	1990	1,735	574	683	-109	-16	256	40	83,885	36	10	0	22	42	3	15	2	39	29	10	66	34	83	1	6	0.0	2.2	9.5	4.2	0.3	12	18	14	7	1	2
EASTMORELAND	922,500	962,504	62	-2	25	30	0	0	0	2,905	342	1951	1,912	6,872	7,044	-172	-2	6,186	37	152,058	63	7	5	33	53	3	9	1	34	32	37	91	9	84	3	3	0.3	1.1	4.2	3.8	0.0	3	14	53	5	5	4
ELIOT	515,000	597,651	35	-15	-2	31	26	1	0	1,968	326	1951	1,554	5,331	5,269	62	1	6,307	35	71,378	36	18	5	12	19	5	13	2	61	33	31	91	9	68	3	9	0.3	0.8	9.8	11.5	0.0	1	8	89	16	8	6
FAR SOUTHWEST	560,000	633,890	25	-5	6	29	4	0	0	2,210	299	1988	1,899	2,103	2,219	-116	-5	3,533	41	102,155	67	8	4	23	53	4	13	1	29	31	25	89	11	82	10	4	0.3	0.6	2.0	3.3	0.0	3	16	38	5	3	0
FOREST PARK*	1,037,500	1,200,786	16	-28	25	59	0	0	0	3,726	323	1989	1,854	1,774	1,856	-82	-4	172	46	158,252	76	3	5	25	55	3	13	0	29	37	32	80	20	89	3	3	0.0	10.4	19.7	1.9	7.6	73	24	4	1	2	1
FOSTER-POWELL	455,250	480,927	104	-4	23	25	8	0	1	1,621	329	1951	1,622	8,542	9,085	-543	-6	9,598	38	87,995	62	13	5	24	42	5	11	1	42	29	18	79	21	88	1	2	0.9	0.9	3.7	4.2	0.0	1	18	86	10	2	6
GLENFAIR	410,000	422,093	23	-4	29	33	0	0	0	1,726	267	1977	1,278	2,532	2,720	-188	-7	7,979	37	53,913	56	20	2	23	33	8	11	2	47	19	3	58	42	87	3	3	0.3	0.3	3.9	12.2	0.0	2	20	61	8	2	2
GOOSE HOLLOW	330,000	465,091	69	-11	-8	55	87	0	1	1,365	370	1977	1,473	5,913	5,537	376	7	17,433	34	82,538	33	19	5	11	27	2	14	1	57	35	31	84	16	66	6	9	2.6	0.3	2.9	8.6	0.0	5	6	94	18	14	2
GRANT PARK	917,250	948,364	44	-3	33	21	0	0	0	2,948	329	1929	2,185	3,978	4,004	-26	-1	8,716	46	147,526	74	4	5	30	57	3	9	0	31	43	32	89	11	86	2	2	0.1	0.5	4.0	8.8	0.0	7	15	84	4	3	6
HAYDEN ISLAND	330,000	374,376	67	2	28	64	52	0	0	1,524	250	1982	2,053	2,522	2,464	58	2	1,824	49	75,697	67	10	3	10	42	8	22	2	26	20	17	90	10	85	3	5	0.4	1.4	1.9	1.4	0.0	1	12	36	4	4	1
HAYHURST	631,000	700,665	64	-2	26	33	6	0	0	2,186	336	1976	1,519	5,865	5,925	-60	-1	5,136	43	115,403	68	7	3	30	51	5	14	1	29	41	25	87	13	87	4	1	1.0	1.1	5.2	4.5	0.1	8	17	52	8	2	0
HAZELWOOD	400,000	392,394	256	-6	29	32	21	0	3	1,514	281	1973	1,366	24,658	24,959	-301	-1	6,026	39	55,147	57	18	6	26	40	4	13	2	41	20	10	68	32	85	3	2	0.6	4.1	32.1	7.8	0.1	2	15	64	10	2	1
HEALY HEIGHTS	1,250,000	1,486,550	3	-33	-11	5	0	0	0	3,703	390	1951	1,578	192	189	3	2	3,262	42	118,959	69	7	2	29	56	6	13	1	24	35	39	83	17	88	3	3	1.7	0.1	0.0	0.0	0.0	3	13	13	3	12	1
HILLSDALE	705,000	707,238	92	-4	29	37	17	0	0	2,410	301	1965	1,491	7,966	8,821	-855	-10	4,254	40	127,454	64	8	4	25	53	3	12	1	31	41	35	90	10	87	3	3	0.5	1.9	10.6	5.6	0.1	6	12	57	7	6	2
HILLSIDE	1,046,900	1,080,911	49	3	37	33	35	0	0	2,968	403	1966	1,836	1,323	1,290	33	3	1,911	47	185,302	74	6	5	26	67	3	5	0	26	39	43	90	10	83	3	2	0.7	0.7	1.8	2.6	0.2	29	12	47	2	8	0
HOLLYWOOD	610,000	643,881	17	17	-6	18	24	0	0	2,249	298	1937	1,530	2,397	2,373	24	1	10,124	46	92,370	73	10	4	22	43	2	15	0	41	45	27	87	13	85	2	6	0.0	0.2	2.5	10.4	0.0	0	9	94	12	4	3
HOMESTEAD	530,000	516,240	21	6	1	63	29	0	0	1,699	326	1948	1,517	2,235	2,186	49	2	2,752	40	120,946	50	6	2	24	50	4	12	1	32	39	38	85	15	81	2	5	1.0	0.8	4.7	5.8	0.4	49	10	47	4	13	2
HOSFORD-ABERNETHY	659,950	690,207	96	-10	10	32	17	0	0	2,337	326	1939	1,661	8,217	8,030	187	2	6,317	39	103,206	39	9	7	15	38	2	11	1	49	36	28	93	7	82	2	6	0.5	1.3	11.6	8.9	0.0	1	7	92	8	5	11
HUMBOLDT	555,000	609,384	41	-10	9	32	20	0	0	2,196	300	1955	1,801	4,948	4,770	178	4	8,998	37	112,279	51	11	4	21	35	3	13	1	48	41	24	87	13	81	2	6	1.4	0.5	5.4	9.9	0.0	0	10	89	10	3	9
IRVINGTON	895,000	940,933	83	14	25	25	13	0	0	2,902	332	1928	2,285	6,101	6,132	-31	-1	9,377	35	131,873	50	5	6	22	46	4	11	1	39	38	35	90	10	78	3	5	0.3	0.7	4.9	7.5	0.0	4	11	84	8	5	8
KENTON	480,000	479,997	113	-8	19	24	5	0	1	1,575	325	1962	1,721	7,862	8,389	-527	-6	2,289	38	88,093	64	10	4	23	41	3	15	2	40	31	13	90	10	87	2	3	0.3	3.4	15.7	4.6	0.7	19	14	73	8	1	2
KERNS	574,000	591,997	35	8	9	23	37	0	0	1,790	359	1936	1,493	7,335	6,980	355	5	8,874	36	68,263	31	11	8	8	31	2	14	1	53	43	22	85	15	72	3	11	0.5	0.8	7.3	8.8	0.0	3	9	94	9	14	7
KING	550,000	565,053	81	-9	11	31	11	0	0	1,935	315	1940	1,776	7,220	7,237	-17	0	11,647	34	102,905	50	11	8	23	35	3	10	1	51	32	24	86	14	77	3	7	0.9	0.6	2.1	3.4	0.0	1	12	89	13	2	9
LAURELHURST	900,000	949,209	70	1	23	25	0	0	1	3,062	314	1922	1,359	4,977	4,977	0	0	7,452	41	166,139	56	3	3	36	61	3	7	0	28	36	40	94	6	88	1	6	0.0	0.7	5.1	7.6	0.1	8	9	82	6	7	7
LENTS	393,000	391,891	225	-5	23	40	13	0	2	1,400	306	1965	1,491	21,572	21,203	369	2	6,049	39	71,308	54	16	8	30	39	5	14	1	41	19	9	74	26	86	4	3	0.6	3.6	23.4	6.6	0.3	10	16	61	7	2	2
LINNTON*	375,000	456,453	17	-24	-1	81	29	0	1	1,806	264	1966	1,247	135	101	34	34	94	50	109,268	81	6	4	17	42	2	19	0	37	33	28	92	8	88	2	1	0.0	1.4	6.4	4.4	0.1	7	18	4	1	2	1
LLOYD DISTRICT	205,000	217,920	8	-18	-1	80	100	0	0	605	370	1965	1,649	2,766	2,848	-82	-3	5,402	38	58,839	19	19	9	8	17	7	14	2	61	35	21	88	12	68	4	10	0.2	0.5	10.1	19.7	0.0	1	10	91	20	9	9
MADISON SOUTH	427,000	434,754	59	-4	17	36	14	0	1	1,436	330	1957	1,441	8,394	8,580	-186	-2	4,777	39	76,962	57	10	5	28	34	4	20	2	39	22	17	84	16	89	0	2	0.1	1.8	3.8	2.2	0.2	12	12	57	12	5	2
MAPLEWOOD	662,500	661,919	32	-3	28	21	13	0	0	2,048	337	1967	2,095	2,798	2,746	52	2	4,519	44	127,700	66	2	5	22	57	6	14	0	23	42	28	90	10	90	3	1	1.0	0.6	5.0	8.1	0.0	4	16	34	4	1	2
MARKHAM	598,000	576,208	36	-7	30	28	3	0	0	2,040	296	1965	1,931	1,865	1,910	-45	-2	3,592	39	141,120	76	5	4	32	60	3	12	0	25	41	34	90	10	89	2	2	0.1	0.5	0.9	1.7	0.0	3	13	42	3	1	2
MARSHALL PARK	685,000	698,580	20	-2	17	45	0	0	0	2,314	350	1960	1,986	1,486	1,531	-45	-3	2,433	43	155,909	82	3	3	34	59	4	9	0	28	39	37	86	14	88	2	4	0.4	0.6	0.0	0.0	0.1	17	14	28	2	3	2
MILL PARK	396,450	395,368	80	-4	27	40	23	0	0	1,544	273	1974	1,392	8,840	9,566	-726	-8	8,737	39	67,194	58	21	6	29	41	4	15	2	39	14	6	60	40	90	3	2	0.6	1.0	8.2	8.1	0.0	2	18	70	10	2	1
MONTAVILLA	443,888	450,632	221	-3	20	31	8	0	0	1,549	316	1950	1,523	16,568	16,081	487	3	7,605	41	77,343	56	11	8	25	42	4	11	2	41	34	17	80	20	85	1	4	0.5	2.2	10.1	4.7	0.0	1	14	76	11	2	4
MT SCOTT-ARLETA	452,000	476,876	94	-10	17	21	2	0	0	1,508	353	1947	1,718	7,841	7,990	-149	-2	9,076	38	90,011	64	10	4	25	39	4	12	1	44	34	18	85	15	82	3	4	0.7	0.9	3.9	4.6	0.0	2	16	80	10	1	4
MT TABOR	685,500	738,002	124	-8	14	26	5	0	0	2,399	323	1946	1,405	11,505	11,215	290	3	7,197	42	102,980	65	6	4	23	46	4	9	1	39	36	28	88	12	86	1	4	0.4	1.6	8.4	5.2	0.3	17	14	69	6	4	8
MULTNOMAH	594,500	598,633	96	3	38	27	24	0	1	1,865	334	1970	1,516	8,855	8,919	-64	-1	6,136	41	94,877	68	9	4	20	38	3	16	1	42	36	25	91	9	77	9	2	0.2	1.4	9.3	6.5	0.2	12	12	70	10	3	1
NORTH TABOR	583,750	590,016	50	4	27	37	10	0	0	2,046	301	1947	1,236	5,279	5,634	-355	-6	9,019	43	88,459	64	13	4	17	40	3	13	1	43	32	23	90	10	80	3	3	0.3	0.6	2.5	4.3	0.0	1	10	77	11	4	5
NORTHWEST DISTRICT	499,900	576,891	152	0	23	55	67	0	2	1,596	403	1949	1,622	16,647	16,471	176	1	11,377	36	87,971	37	13	6	10	29	1	17	1	52	36	35	86	14	62	6	9	3.4	1.5	13.8	9.4	0.0	2	7	93	8	14	8
NORTHWEST HEIGHTS	850,000	860,862	97	-9	29	37	23	0	1	2,875	308	1999	1,986	5,464	4,988	476	10	4,010	45	171,779	91	1	2	35	64	1	8	0	27	39	45	74	26	90	4	2	0.0	1.4	0.0	0.0	0.0	3	18	12	0	0	0
OLD TOWN/CHINATOWN	255,000	276,536	11	-7	-8	42	100	0	0	807	345	1984	908	3,078	2,561	517	20	10,965	45	20,849	22	43	6	5	19	2	22	3	54	14	16	84	16	69	5	5	2.0	0.3	6.9	24.7	0.0	7	4	97	19	19	2
OVERLOOK	516,000	535,687	96	-15	7	37	24	0	0	1,799	324	1956	1,681	7,722	7,550	172	2	7,340	36	104,579	48	7	5	21	21	1	14	0	65	43	19	90	10	80	2	5	0.8	1.0	10.0	9.7	0.1	5	10	74	2	1	2
PARKROSE	409,500	420,604	40	-6	20	28	3	0	1	1,774	277	1946	1,276	5,391	5,265	126	2	2,683	41	52,183	61	14	6	30	25	5	16	4	49	11	6	75	25	83	1	6	0.5	2.0	10.2	5.1	0.0	1	16	56	10	6	2
PARKROSE HEIGHTS	432,500	439,215	49	-3	35	33	0	0	0	1,471	336	1959	1,412	5,925	6,153	-228	-4	6,084	42	70,637	65	5	5	34	40	7	15	5	34	24	7	66	34	89	2	3	0.6	1.0	7.1	7.3	0.0	2	14	60	10	3	0
PEARL	475,000	640,779	178	-5	-18	72	99	0	0	1,285	477	1988	1,724	9,852	9,284	568	6	22,115	38	120,821	20	10	2	4	36	2	9	2	51	39	36	86	14	69	2	12	1.1	0.4	6.8	15.3	0.0	3	6	98	7	13	1
PIEDMONT	569,500	576,296	79	4	25	27	6	0	0	2,082	289	1947	1,604	7,381	7,414	-33	0	7,658	40	88,000	60	12	7	20	36	6	12	1	43	34	21	88	12	84	2	5	0.8	1.0	6.2	6.5	0.0	5	12	73	8	3	7
PLEASANT VALLEY*	582,700	562,589	124	-3	39	40	4	0	1	2,346	256	1994	1,927	12,522	12,279	243	2	2,828	39	96,102	67	10	3	39	58	5	7	1	29	19	13	64	36	85	3	2	0.2	4.4	7.1	1.6	1.7	38	23	22	3	1	0
PORTSMOUTH	460,000	447,750	108	-6	24	34	10	0	1	1,508	318	1964	1,364	10,227	10,584	-357	-3	9,400	36	74,000	59	32	7	28	34	3	14	1	49	26	14	76	24	90	0	2	0.0	1.1	10.9	10.0	0.1	13	16	62	8	2	5
POWELLHURST-GILBERT	368,848	352,591	196	-8	25	44	12	0	2	1,461	255	1972	1,511	25,086	24,504	582	2	7,304	39	65,484	62	15	8	35	41	4	12	1	41	16	7	63	37	88	3	2	0.4	3.4	24.8	7.2	0.2	6	18	54	9	1	1
REED	555,000	619,934	27	-15	14	24	0	0	0	2,064	306	1957	1,578	2,978	3,134	-156	-5	6,452	34	84,977	44	10	7	21	34	2	12	0	52	30	25	92	8	77	4	6	0.8	0.5	1.1	2.5	0.0	0	12	61	10	11	4
RICHMOND	632,500	659,342	142	-5	14	18	10	0	0	2,090	329	1933	1,700	13,069	13,546	-477	-4	10,275	38	114,621	55	8	4	24	44	2	11	1	42	39	30	92	8	84	1	4	0.8	1.3	5.2	4.1	0.0	1	12	91	7	4	11
ROSE CITY PARK	650,000	649,590	126	-4	29	27	3	0	0	2,195	309	1933	1,553	10,435	10,212	223	2	8,716	41	116,074	71	7	4	28	49	3	12	1	34	38	27	90	10	90	2	2	0.0	1.2	6.8	5.7	0.0	3	11	78	9	3	4
ROSEWAY	510,500	532,516	102	-8	25	24	1	0	0	1,822	314	1946	1,640	6,026	6,127	-101	-2	7,157	39	95,102	63	5	4	21	43	3	15	1	38	33	22	87	13	90	0	2	0.2	0.8	3.2	3.8	0.0	2	16	78	8	2	5
RUSSELL	450,000	464,869	39	0	25	29	0	0	0	1,958	258	1958	1,526	3,614	3,630	-16	0	4,525	42	71,498	58	13	2	19	48	12	12	1	27	29	11	81	19	89	3	0	0.0	0.8	6.9	8.7	0.0	3	18	38	4	1	0
SABIN	783,750	790,590	55	3	26	21	4	0	0	2,443	335	1936	2,106	5,349	5,334	15	0	11,366	39	131,735	67	7	7	27	42	4	10	1	43	34	33	86	14	78	3	7	0.2	0.5	1.5	3.2	0.0	1	14	83	8	3	11
SELLWOOD-MORELAND	639,000	695,069	150	-9	23	34	18	0	0	2,007	364	1956	1,593	10,654	10,677	-23	0	5,121	39	87,002	59	11	7	25	47	3	12	1	38	37	29	92	8	84	4	6	0.2	2.1	12.7	6.1	0.5	24	13	81	7	6	8
SOUTH BURLINGAME	585,000	599,928	25	-8	19	32	4	0	1	2,032	316	1951	1,928	1,948	2,005	-57	-3	4,581	42	127,668	72	7	5	29	53	1	14	0	32	45	29	94	6	90	2	2	0.1	0.4	2.8	6.6	0.0	6	10	63	3	3	2
SOUTH PORTLAND	465,000	549,981	168	-12	-2	45	67	1	2	1,579	361	1982	1,775	11,082	10,954	128	1	6,508	40	81,323	49	12	4	13	34	4	17	1	44	42	32	88	12	71	7	8	0.2	1.7	14.3	8.4	0.1	7	9	72	8	13	3
SOUTH TABOR	549,000	547,429	91	-2	21	26	13	0	1	1,847	315	1954	1,468	6,848	7,069	-221	-3	8,568	41	99,279	66	5	5	30	45	1	13	1	41	32	21	81	19	87	3	1	0.7	0.8	4.1	5.2	0.0	2	15	76	7	2	5
SOUTHWEST HILLS*	975,000	1,071,568	106	-3	23	44	12	0	0	3,195	344	1947	1,936	6,834	6,718	116	2	3,538	42	155,931	63	12	4	30	58	4	10	1	26	37	40	85	15	84	3	4	1.6	1.9	4.6	2.4	0.3	14	8	32	3	8	1
ST. JOHNS	428,000	431,323	166	-10	19	33	10	1	1	1,404	333	1962	1,696	13,582	14,669	-1,087	-7	1,235	38	79,353	61	13	4	24	41	3	15	2	40	28	11	79	21	86	2	4	0.1	11.0	21.8	2.0	3.4	31	18	63	7	1	2
SULLIVAN'S GULCH	332,000	413,126	41	-2	-23	51	71	0	0	1,496	309	1952	1,543	3,232	3,285	-53	-2	10,130	40	83,541	47	8	7	14	32	2	14	1	51	43	25	89	11	71	4	3	0.3	0.3	4.1	13.0	0.0	2	12	81	8	5	11
SUMNER	415,000	405,569	16	4	28	55	0	0	1	1,433	314	1939	1,420	2,034	2,068	-34	-2	2,606	39	61,522	53	10	4	27	20	5	16	3	56	17	5	77	23	80	2	2	0.4	0.8	2.7	3.4	0.0	3	16	65	9	5	1
SUNDERLAND	-	-	0	-	-	-	-	0	0	-	-	-	1,462	302	339	-37	-11	162	40	55,176	56	13	7	32	21	5	18	5	52	10	5	71	29	73	9	5	0.0	1.9	4.3	2.3	0.1	6	16	12	11	6	1
SUNNYSIDE	625,000	619,099	63	-1	33	34	22	0	0	2,171	322	1932	1,659	7,929	8,056	-127	-2	13,269	39	95,357	55	10	5	16	33	3	15	1	48	43	24	94	6	77	3	6	0.3	0.6	2.9	4.9	0.0	0	11	93	9	6	10
SWAN ISLAND	540,000	540,000	1	-	-	5	0	0	0	3,106	174	1952	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-		25	-	-	-
SYLVAN-HIGHLANDS	842,850	1,016,944	18	-16	30	37	11	0	0	2,771	354	1968	2,547	1,277	1,198	79	7	1,687	47	200,628	74	7	3	33	69	2	9	1	19	41	39	90	10	86	7	3	0.0	0.8	2.3	3.1	0.1	15	10	19	1	3	2
UNIVERSITY PARK	571,250	557,081	70	-2	24	44	7	0	0	2,000	292	1952	1,905	7,046	7,299	-253	-3	5,335	35	95,990	61	14	6	23	28	2	7	2	61	33	22	87	13	74	5	9	2.4	1.3	6.3	4.8	0.0	3	16	54	2	16	5
VERNON	555,000	550,529	41	-14	3	27	17	0	0	1,904	305	1954	1,729	2,786	2,769	17	1	8,987	38	116,882	64	9	6	27	43	2	12	1	42	37	24	92	8	83	2	5	0.7	0.3	0.6	2.1	0.0	8	14	90	8	3	8
WEST PORTLAND PARK	516,500	511,100	58	-4	17	40	28	0	1	1,815	302	1975	1,598	4,272	4,429	-157	-4	5,856	43	96,146	73	9	0	29	47	4	9	2	38	35	19	84	16	91	6	1	0.0	0.7	2.8	3.9	0.1	8	14	57	9	3	0
WILKES	460,000	438,772	142	1	39	40	21	0	2	1,741	263	1981	1,437	8,737	9,238	-501	-5	2,834	38	82,973	53	16	4	30	47	7	11	2	34	20	7	70	30	90	3	1	0.1	3.1	14.9	4.8	0.3	11	19	30	2	3	0
WOODLAND PARK	405,000	410,333	3	-12	23	118	0	0	0	1,772	234	1945	1,675	283	291	-8	-3	5,898	38	68,361	53	5	5	38	33	9	18	3	38	27	7	66	34	85	2	4	0.5	0.0	0.6	13.2	0.0	0	13	69	15	4	1
WOODLAWN	507,500	535,809	76	-8	16	30	17	0	0	1,805	326	1964	1,606	5,332	5,425	-93	-2	7,280	41	103,388	64	9	5	25	46	2	12	1	39	39	18	91	9	88	2	3	0.7	0.7	3.9	5.3	0.0	2	14	74	10	2	5
WOODSTOCK	518,900	555,853	129	-10	11	31	16	0	1	1,699	359	1963	2,074	8,869	8,901	-32	0	7,113	37	118,721	62	9	6	30	51	3	8	0	37	34	29	91	9	84	6	4	0.2	1.2	4.8	3.9	0.0	2	14	74	8	3	5
X-PORTLAND TOTAL	500,000	569,618	7,163	-6	19	36	20	5	42	1,872	323	1961	1,530	646,101	647,176	-1,075	0	4,454	38	85,876	53	12	6	23	41	4	12	1	42	31	21	82	18	83	3	4	0.6	145	454	3.8	19.7	14	-	67	9	5	4

Methodology

Neighborhood Boundaries represent records maintained by the city as of March 2024. Boundary conflicts were resolved for statistical purposes only. Due to overlap between certain neighborhoods, boundary definitions may vary occasionally across categories. Swan Island, considered nonresidential, is pulled out here because it had one home sale. With the exception of the area unofficially (but universally) known as Dunthorpe, unclaimed sections of Multnomah County were excluded. *Neighborhood boundary extends beyond city limits; only data within city limits calculated.

Real Estate 2023 data from the Regional Multiple Listing Service with analysis by the Center for Spatial Analysis and Research at Portland State University’s Department of Geography. Figures were rounded for legibility. In neighborhoods with very few home sales, such as Woodland Park, Healy Heights, and Sauvie Island, the year-to-year change can appear exaggerated.

People Data for all “people” columns, rent costs, and commuting from the US Census Bureau’s American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates 2018–2022, released in late 2023. The ACS data are estimates only, and accuracy varies by attribute.

Rent Costs Calculated from all renter-occupied units, estimated median rent is not adjusted for unit size or number of occupants. Figure includes estimated monthly utility costs.

Median Income The Census defines household as including “all the persons who occupy a housing unit as their usual place of residence.” Thus living situations in this estimate range from individuals to large households.

Parks Data from Metro and/or individual cities.

Walk Score Data from WalkScore.com, now a part of real estate agency Redfin. This score reflects, on a scale of 1 to 100, a neighborhood’s pedestrian-friendliness based on distances to amenities such as grocery stores and other routine destinations. For some cities and neighborhoods with a commercial central point or a large nonresidential area (such as Forest Park), the score was taken from a point in a central residential portion.

Unavailable Data is noted with a dash (—).

Real estate and other analysis by Travis Anglin-Dodd, David Banis, Audrey Douglass, and Ray Huey of PSU’s Center for Spatial Analysis and Research.

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