Real Estate

Portland Neighborhoods by the Numbers

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

Edited by Margaret Seiler With Alyssa Schaer, Ethan Morehouse, and David Banis April 13, 2026 Published in the Spring 2026 issue of Portland Monthly

In a hurry? You might want to slow down. Home sales across Portland and most of its suburbs chilled out over the past year, with places often lingering on the market for close to two months. Prices ticked up just 3 percent after remaining flat the year before—but they’re still about 20 percent higher than in 2020.

A few other observations:

Find homes as old as Dick Van Dyke in Laurelhurst and Grant Park.
Dreaming of a place under $300K? Watch for a condo in Goose Hollow.
Lots of square footage in Dunthorpe (NBA player–friendly high ceilings, too).
Got strollers? East-side hoods like King, Irvington, and Sunnyside are rich in sidewalks.
Want to take it slow? Places sit on the market a while in the Pearl and Bridgeton.
Get the most house for the money in East Columbia and Russell.

Looking for other specifics about Portland neighborhoods? Check out the details below.

Neighborhood	Median 2025 home sale price ($)	Average 2025 home sale price ($)	Homes sold in 2025 (#)	1-year median price change 2024-25 (%)	5-year median price change 2020-25 (%)	Average days on market	Share of 2025 sales that were condos (%)	Short sales	Bank-owned dales	Average square feet of homes sold	Average cost per square foot ($)	Average year built of homes sold	Renters' median monthly housing ($)	Residential units classified as "affordable" (#)	Population	Population density (people per square mile)	Median age	Median household income	Homeownership (%)	People below federal poverty level (%)	Unemployed rate (%)	Households with children under 18 (%)	Married (except separated) (%)	Widowed (%)	Divorced (%)	Separated (%)	Never married (%)	Population over 25, highest degree is a bachelor's (%)	Speak only English (%)	Speak a language other than English (%)	Population in same house a year before (%)	Moved within the last year, from the same county (%)	Moved within the last year, from a different Oregon county (%)	Moved within the last year, from a different state (%)	Moved from abroad within the last year (%)	Moved from outside county in past year, total (%)	Area in square miles	Share of road miles with full sidewalks (%)	Miles of bike routes	Parks as % of neighborhood	Commuting by walking (%)	Commuting by public transit (%)	Commuting by bike (%)	Walk Score
ALAMEDA	939,675	1,003,472	69	4	23	29	0	0	0	2,823	355	1929	2,712	-	5,591	9,368	44	175,711	79	4	8	31	65	3	6	1	26	37	93	7	90	7	1	2	0	3	0.6	98	2	0	3	4	2	64
ARBOR LODGE	563,500	563,000	110	19	13	41	12	1	1	1,945	290	1946	1,916	157	7,165	8,259	38	119,349	68	8	5	21	44	3	10	0	43	41	90	10	83	12	2	3	1	5	0.9	79	8	2	4	3	2	79
ARDENWALD-JOHNSON CREEK	526,750	538,400	6	-19	8	127	0	0	0	1,584	340	1987	2,207	-	2,053	6,108	42	169,388	83	6	4	35	56	4	11	1	29	33	90	10	85	8	4	2	0	6	0.3	19	3	17	2	3	2	57
ARGAY	550,000	499,264	41	11	29	47	7	2	0	2,005	249	1969	1,555	-	5,735	2,794	41	56,770	57	23	9	30	29	5	16	3	46	13	74	26	76	11	9	4	0	13	2.1	53	6	5	7	0	6	44
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS	1,250,000	1,285,082	17	9	42	38	0	0	0	3,327	386	1958	1,410	-	2,124	2,601	50	173,783	79	6	5	20	65	1	5	0	28	36	88	12	82	11	3	2	1	6	0.8	10	1	63	2	1	10	35
ARNOLD CREEK	789,450	840,290	52	-12	20	49	0	0	0	2,640	318	1986	1,877	-	3,017	2,753	44	162,691	90	3	2	36	67	5	9	0	20	39	85	15	92	5	1	2	0	3	1.1	11	-	3	0	1	0	20
ASHCREEK	635,000	659,912	97	6	28	40	1	1	0	2,127	310	1975	1,601	21	5,175	4,337	43	139,188	85	4	4	28	58	4	12	1	25	40	90	10	94	3	2	1	0	3	1.2	10	1	2	4	1	0	35
BEAUMONT-WILSHIRE	682,500	732,099	108	-6	0	36	10	0	0	2,103	348	1962	1,893	-	5,949	7,812	46	126,216	89	5	4	32	60	3	10	1	27	38	92	8	92	5	0	2	0	3	0.8	91	4	3	2	5	3	78
BOISE	630,000	646,910	39	3	19	80	31	0	0	2,088	310	1967	1,806	450	5,439	12,712	34	95,507	30	15	7	15	26	2	13	1	59	42	86	14	75	13	4	6	2	12	0.4	92	3	2	11	6	4	93
BRENTWOOD-DARLINGTON	419,450	424,906	216	1	15	48	9	1	1	1,382	308	1970	1,706	172	12,767	7,343	37	79,903	70	14	4	34	42	4	15	1	38	24	80	20	87	5	5	3	0	8	1.7	24	8	4	6	4	3	65
BRIDGETON	400,000	387,292	16	14	29	133	13	0	0	1,601	242	1990	1,737	-	74	273	41	85,938	61	15	2	24	40	3	17	1	40	32	66	35	82	10	1	6	0	8	0.3	19	4	1	6	1	0	22
BRIDLEMILE*	800,500	895,487	76	0	15	51	1	0	0	2,779	322	1973	1,677	97	4,779	4,090	40	129,473	70	8	4	35	57	5	11	0	27	38	88	12	90	4	2	3	1	5	1.2	6	2	4	4	1	0	41
BROOKLYN	472,500	499,063	40	-7	-6	38	33	0	0	1,644	304	1968	1,723	96	7,223	4,208	40	93,886	50	9	8	21	41	2	12	1	44	35	91	9	82	8	2	7	0	9	1.7	68	5	6	7	9	7	82
BUCKMAN	577,000	597,821	49	-10	1	38	35	0	0	2,103	284	1929	1,518	764	9,726	8,429	35	66,397	10	17	6	3	20	1	15	2	62	39	90	10	67	18	5	9	1	15	1.2	95	11	2	10	6	9	92
CATHEDRAL PARK	397,500	420,858	66	8	3	58	29	0	1	1,480	284	1966	1,592	130	4,737	4,619	39	75,349	54	12	4	17	28	5	14	2	51	36	89	11	81	13	2	3	0	5	1.0	56	2	10	6	2	2	80
CENTENNIAL	400,000	373,318	234	0	18	55	9	3	5	1,417	263	1969	1,404	513	23,444	7,194	39	64,863	61	18	7	34	43	5	12	2	38	11	68	32	86	9	2	3	0	4	3.3	30	13	4	7	1	1	58
COLLINS VIEW	715,000	807,493	26	-7	30	33	0	0	0	2,261	357	1980	1,974	-	1,519	1,748	33	158,907	91	3	4	34	48	2	5	0	44	43	88	12	85	4	3	7	0	11	0.9	1	2	1	3	1	10	25
CONCORDIA	600,000	607,831	140	-1	12	28	13	0	2	1,937	314	1960	2,004	100	10,166	7,664	40	120,784	76	7	9	27	48	3	9	1	39	38	92	8	85	9	2	3	1	6	1.3	77	7	3	5	4	3	76
CRESTON-KENILWORTH	532,500	538,270	72	5	8	53	10	1	0	1,890	285	1953	1,563	160	8,974	11,183	35	86,804	44	15	7	21	37	4	9	0	51	38	87	13	73	14	3	10	0	13	0.8	91	4	5	12	7	5	81
CRESTWOOD	508,500	540,685	20	-12	7	27	0	0	0	1,526	354	1972	1,598	-	1,434	4,251	43	144,910	88	4	4	30	60	4	11	1	24	40	90	10	95	3	2	0	0	3	0.3	4	-	26	4	1	0	47
CULLY	435,000	449,624	131	-3	2	70	28	0	1	1,434	314	1973	1,418	594	13,239	4,219	37	66,766	56	20	10	30	28	3	16	2	50	23	77	23	81	9	7	3	0	10	3.1	22	9	3	5	4	4	58
DOWNTOWN	300,000	424,811	111	-14	-17	119	100	0	1	1,133	375	1984	1,326	3,654	14,194	15,057	38	58,412	14	29	8	3	22	2	17	3	55	26	86	14	58	18	11	11	2	24	0.9	88	12	7	18	2	24	96
DUNTHORPE	1,855,000	2,049,924	34	-3	9	77	0	0	0	4,554	450	1960	1,974	-	2,066	1,751	33	158,270	91	3	4	34	48	2	5	0	44	43	89	11	85	4	3	7	0	11	1.2	3	-	-	3	1	10	11
EAST COLUMBIA	406,525	361,593	22	-19	6	77	0	0	2	1,644	220	1974	1,735	-	611	272	40	85,705	61	15	2	24	40	3	17	1	40	32	66	34	82	10	1	6	0	8	2.2	12	8	10	6	1	0	14
EASTMORELAND	951,000	1,008,413	60	6	21	35	0	0	0	3,037	332	1939	2,187	-	6,692	6,025	41	163,843	77	6	5	31	51	3	11	1	33	36	91	9	82	11	3	3	0	7	1.1	67	3	2	4	3	4	53
ELIOT	525,000	540,924	51	2	-2	81	20	0	0	1,852	292	1964	1,605	569	5,600	6,625	36	62,872	17	21	5	11	19	5	15	1	59	33	88	12	67	22	3	7	1	11	0.8	79	8	1	13	5	7	89
FAR SOUTHWEST	570,000	675,784	27	-13	4	56	0	0	0	2,319	291	1982	1,938	-	2,065	3,470	53	99,152	72	6	3	19	53	4	15	1	28	35	87	13	88	3	6	2	0	9	0.6	3	1	3	3	1	3	38
FOREST PARK*	951,000	1,090,381	30	-25	4	81	0	0	0	3,441	317	1990	1,941	-	1,892	184	45	171,236	85	5	5	27	53	3	12	0	32	35	85	15	90	7	1	1	0	3	10.3	1	15	74	1	1	3	4
FOSTER-POWELL	454,900	470,069	94	-2	6	45	4	0	1	1,540	305	1952	1,691	157	8,065	9,064	41	93,339	60	10	6	22	41	4	12	1	41	30	81	19	89	7	1	2	1	4	0.9	89	4	1	7	5	1	86
GLENFAIR	398,000	381,148	21	-8	17	66	5	0	2	1,553	245	1962	1,331	149	2,719	8,568	38	58,252	43	19	1	25	33	9	12	2	44	16	63	37	89	6	2	3	0	5	0.3	25	3	2	10	0	2	61
GOOSE HOLLOW	285,000	417,931	65	-16	-13	112	89	0	0	1,441	290	1979	1,547	525	5,860	17,280	38	81,039	29	16	5	9	28	2	11	1	58	36	85	15	70	14	5	9	2	16	0.3	72	2	1	16	2	15	94
GRANT PARK	886,000	910,058	40	5	16	12	0	0	0	2,605	349	1926	2,233	-	3,746	8,209	44	137,748	78	7	5	28	56	3	10	0	31	43	88	12	86	10	2	2	0	4	0.5	98	2	7	3	6	3	84
HAYDEN ISLAND	385,000	391,527	61	15	3	98	43	0	2	1,533	255	1983	2,583	-	2,372	1,716	55	64,306	80	11	5	9	45	8	22	0	26	21	87	13	91	3	2	3	0	6	1.4	6	2	0	1	0	2	36
HAYHURST	610,500	623,928	74	-8	15	47	5	0	0	1,939	322	1959	1,597	14	5,652	4,951	44	118,380	60	7	3	28	51	5	12	1	31	42	87	13	89	5	4	1	1	6	1.1	10	5	8	5	0	1	52
HAZELWOOD	410,000	390,862	207	-1	17	44	20	0	4	1,506	260	1973	1,411	1,839	24,617	6,017	38	60,212	48	19	6	27	36	5	15	2	42	21	71	29	85	10	2	2	1	5	4.1	38	26	2	11	1	3	64
HEALY HEIGHTS	1,420,000	1,420,000	2	54	14	157	0	0	0	3,635	391	1955	1,487	-	193	3,277	39	129,338	51	7	2	29	53	4	13	1	29	36	86	14	83	9	2	4	1	7	0.1	3	-	3	5	1	14	13
HILLSDALE	765,000	795,059	112	13	25	63	8	0	1	2,528	315	1962	1,535	100	7,764	4,146	43	130,759	67	7	2	25	54	3	11	1	31	42	90	10	86	7	2	4	1	7	1.9	12	9	6	6	1	5	57
HILLSIDE	1,052,500	1,107,251	56	14	21	90	39	1	0	2,964	374	1966	1,831	-	1,303	1,882	48	199,721	82	4	5	26	68	2	5	0	25	38	84	16	85	10	3	2	1	6	0.7	18	-	29	1	1	8	47
HOLLYWOOD	555,000	587,558	12	-11	-6	27	33	0	0	2,125	277	1958	1,592	353	2,324	9,816	44	98,996	48	9	5	22	44	2	17	0	37	46	86	14	86	7	1	5	1	7	0.2	93	2	0	10	2	3	94
HOMESTEAD	452,500	516,906	16	-7	-5	54	25	0	0	1,659	312	1946	1,517	-	2,242	2,760	41	123,115	52	6	2	25	47	3	13	1	36	41	87	13	76	16	2	5	1	8	0.8	16	4	49	5	1	12	47
HOSFORD-ABERNETHY	710,000	729,803	125	9	5	42	21	0	0	2,175	336	1948	1,716	39	8,376	6,440	39	105,724	43	12	8	15	37	2	10	1	50	36	92	8	81	11	3	5	0	8	1.3	89	11	0	7	9	5	92
HUMBOLDT	440,000	494,118	81	-18	-20	80	42	0	1	1,656	298	1969	1,557	582	4,820	8,767	38	99,644	49	15	5	19	33	4	12	1	49	43	88	12	83	9	1	6	1	8	0.5	95	4	0	7	7	3	89
IRVINGTON	875,000	916,210	61	0	11	26	16	0	0	2,781	329	1928	2,326	236	6,097	9,373	41	137,817	58	6	5	22	46	5	10	1	38	39	89	11	79	13	3	5	0	8	0.7	100	3	4	7	7	3	84
KENTON	479,500	487,460	122	4	6	50	16	0	0	1,593	306	1972	1,724	457	7,970	2,321	40	92,302	63	13	2	25	40	3	16	1	40	32	73	27	83	10	2	5	0	7	3.4	46	13	6	7	1	1	73
KERNS	676,700	668,259	34	7	22	26	29	0	0	2,164	309	1945	1,522	416	7,147	8,648	35	69,664	16	13	7	6	27	2	11	1	59	40	83	17	68	16	2	12	1	15	0.8	91	6	3	7	7	15	94
KING	599,000	589,708	91	6	9	42	20	0	1	1,864	316	1946	1,845	584	7,047	11,370	35	104,987	49	11	6	23	33	2	11	1	52	36	86	14	77	13	3	6	1	10	0.6	97	1	1	12	7	2	89
LAURELHURST	911,040	983,351	61	1	11	30	0	0	1	3,203	307	1925	1,410	-	4,911	7,354	46	178,890	83	3	3	36	60	2	9	0	29	36	93	7	89	5	2	5	0	6	0.7	91	3	8	2	5	7	82
LENTS	404,500	416,350	202	1	17	47	5	2	4	1,519	274	1958	1,555	864	21,405	6,004	37	74,979	54	17	6	32	38	5	15	2	41	20	74	26	84	8	5	3	0	8	3.6	46	18	9	6	2	2	61
LINNTON*	439,125	483,096	12	-8	2	24	25	0	0	1,911	253	1957	1,468	-	149	104	43	114,699	82	7	4	21	38	2	17	0	42	30	92	8	91	8	1	0	0	1	1.4	2	6	7	1	2	3	4
LLOYD DISTRICT	220,000	230,000	3	-20	5	75	100	0	0	638	361	1977	1,668	745	2,917	5,697	39	52,400	12	25	7	6	18	7	17	1	58	33	86	14	67	21	4	8	1	12	0.5	79	8	1	16	6	9	91
MADISON SOUTH	461,100	455,448	66	7	18	49	6	0	0	1,672	272	1955	1,512	649	8,277	4,712	41	91,205	60	12	5	28	33	4	18	1	44	24	86	14	91	7	0	1	0	2	1.8	36	3	11	9	3	6	57
MAPLEWOOD	640,000	657,221	41	16	25	45	5	0	0	2,020	325	1961	1,916	-	2,684	4,335	45	115,372	79	2	4	21	54	5	14	0	26	45	88	12	89	5	3	2	1	6	0.6	1	4	3	2	1	1	34
MARKHAM	569,950	584,309	30	-3	9	30	0	0	0	1,948	300	1969	1,961	-	1,868	3,598	44	147,498	87	5	4	33	60	4	11	0	25	43	89	11	92	4	2	2	0	3	0.5	4	1	3	1	1	1	42
MARSHALL PARK	752,500	792,113	28	5	31	52	0	0	0	2,670	297	1980	1,908	-	1,483	2,429	40	162,295	90	3	3	36	61	4	8	0	27	40	86	14	90	5	2	4	0	5	0.6	3	-	17	1	1	3	28
MILL PARK	420,000	406,077	75	5	20	36	20	0	0	1,594	255	1968	1,419	209	8,813	8,712	40	63,095	48	26	6	29	36	5	15	3	41	15	63	37	86	5	3	2	3	9	1.0	31	5	3	12	1	2	70
MONTAVILLA	425,000	449,637	219	-2	4	48	16	1	1	1,573	286	1956	1,600	78	16,198	7,436	40	86,806	68	11	7	27	41	3	12	2	42	37	81	19	81	13	3	3	1	6	2.2	61	12	2	10	5	2	76
MOUNT SCOTT-ARLETA	438,000	453,969	104	-2	8	27	6	0	0	1,423	319	1935	1,700	259	7,666	8,875	38	97,909	67	9	4	24	37	4	13	2	45	34	87	13	85	8	3	3	1	7	0.9	85	5	2	8	3	1	80
MOUNT TABOR	750,000	783,319	139	2	24	28	10	0	0	2,499	313	1946	1,502	37	11,440	7,158	43	109,522	66	6	5	24	48	4	10	1	38	38	87	13	84	10	1	4	0	6	1.6	70	7	17	6	6	3	69
MULTNOMAH	625,000	628,527	127	4	34	42	26	0	1	1,927	326	1977	1,497	201	8,770	6,078	41	92,260	48	11	5	21	39	4	16	1	40	35	90	10	84	8	6	2	0	8	1.4	10	6	12	9	1	5	70
NORTH TABOR	565,000	557,290	59	26	14	38	7	0	0	1,870	298	1951	1,396	544	5,374	9,183	41	87,910	42	14	5	16	39	4	14	2	41	31	89	11	82	12	1	5	0	6	0.6	81	2	1	7	3	3	77
NORTHWEST DISTRICT	525,000	628,375	144	15	6	78	71	0	2	1,734	362	1951	1,671	841	16,561	11,376	36	89,984	27	11	5	9	27	1	16	1	55	39	86	13	66	15	8	8	3	19	1.5	79	12	2	6	8	13	93
NORTHWEST HEIGHTS	875,000	897,725	92	-5	24	77	15	0	0	3,277	274	2001	2,274	-	5,449	4,000	44	197,207	88	2	2	34	66	1	7	0	25	42	74	26	89	3	4	4	0	8	1.4	14	-	0	0	0	0	12
OLD TOWN-CHINATOWN	240,000	241,392	12	4	-4	118	100	1	1	834	289	1985	990	2,083	3,516	12,529	43	32,009	18	43	6	5	20	2	18	4	56	18	87	13	65	21	6	8	1	14	0.3	81	6	6	17	2	25	97
OVERLOOK	572,750	581,103	104	7	15	36	12	1	0	1,966	296	1947	1,725	139	7,837	7,712	36	104,695	52	9	6	19	30	3	13	1	50	43	89	9	82	9	2	4	1	7	1.0	42	12	4	6	7	3	74
PARKROSE	330,000	347,326	47	-18	-6	36	43	0	1	1,359	256	1976	1,362	55	5,411	2,693	39	58,520	54	22	9	29	27	4	15	4	51	14	75	25	75	10	9	5	1	15	2.0	21	9	0	9	1	5	56
PARKROSE HEIGHTS	454,500	454,780	53	10	26	30	0	0	1	1,592	286	1956	1,471	1	6,021	6,184	43	79,346	69	5	6	35	41	5	18	4	32	24	64	36	89	8	1	1	0	3	1.0	31	5	2	9	1	3	60
PEARL	420,000	509,847	179	-6	-7	120	99	0	0	1,209	422	1992	1,881	1,333	10,192	22,882	39	122,292	27	11	2	4	33	1	11	2	53	38	86	14	71	15	2	13	0	14	0.4	93	5	3	7	0	11	98
PIEDMONT	567,500	568,439	81	5	26	40	0	0	1	1,961	290	1942	1,646	264	7,230	7,503	39	96,085	54	14	8	19	37	7	12	1	42	36	86	14	84	9	2	5	0	7	1.0	86	5	6	8	3	2	73
PLEASANT VALLEY*	560,000	544,390	124	-2	25	51	7	0	1	2,257	241	1993	1,827	71	12,775	2,886	40	91,830	78	12	3	40	57	5	7	2	30	19	64	36	87	8	4	1	0	5	4.4	26	4	37	3	0	2	22
PORTSMOUTH	464,058	465,310	92	5	13	32	9	0	1	1,478	315	1969	1,395	1,192	9,970	9,166	34	85,872	55	27	7	25	35	2	13	0	49	26	80	20	87	9	1	3	0	4	1.1	84	7	9	8	3	1	62
POWELLHURST-GILBERT	398,000	381,021	178	8	24	57	16	0	4	1,497	255	1975	1,491	734	24,706	7,194	38	68,271	56	18	6	36	40	4	13	2	40	15	64	36	87	7	2	2	1	6	3.4	20	20	6	7	1	2	54
REED	650,000	668,315	31	8	17	33	10	0	0	2,052	326	1964	1,602	156	2,840	6,154	33	81,318	47	12	7	21	33	3	16	1	48	32	91	9	77	13	4	5	1	10	0.5	45	1	0	11	3	10	61
RICHMOND	644,500	659,355	150	6	7	34	13	0	1	2,060	320	1944	1,774	107	12,789	10,057	39	116,432	56	8	4	22	42	2	11	1	44	38	91	9	85	10	1	4	1	5	1.3	94	4	1	6	11	4	91
ROSE CITY PARK	665,000	685,854	123	11	16	26	1	0	0	2,296	299	1931	1,545	37	10,333	8,633	44	121,271	74	7	4	28	49	3	13	1	34	41	88	12	90	7	2	2	0	4	1.2	89	6	3	7	4	3	78
ROSEWAY	526,500	536,019	98	-3	15	22	0	0	1	1,777	302	1939	1,864	55	5,798	6,887	41	104,373	71	5	5	20	41	3	18	1	38	37	90	10	90	8	0	1	0	2	0.8	73	3	1	6	3	3	78
RUSSELL	450,000	469,734	41	-6	13	35	0	0	1	1,948	241	1958	1,839	-	3,777	4,730	51	76,562	86	11	2	20	48	12	13	1	27	24	79	21	90	6	3	0	0	3	0.8	46	4	3	4	0	1	38
SABIN	715,000	766,385	61	-11	4	35	0	0	1	2,242	342	1950	2,223	27	5,300	11,263	38	141,263	66	8	6	27	41	3	11	1	43	35	87	13	81	9	2	7	0	10	0.5	98	1	1	8	10	3	83
SELLWOOD-MORELAND	660,000	677,699	183	2	16	46	21	1	1	1,960	346	1959	1,667	523	10,992	5,284	40	85,099	52	10	7	24	43	3	12	1	41	38	91	9	83	7	2	8	0	10	2.1	79	10	23	5	7	6	81
SOUTH BURLINGAME	639,000	654,446	28	3	12	47	4	0	0	2,201	297	1962	2,049	-	1,955	4,600	44	128,274	83	8	6	28	52	3	14	0	31	49	94	6	92	4	3	1	0	4	0.4	31	2	5	2	1	2	63
SOUTH PORTLAND	524,250	596,800	140	0	13	82	57	1	0	1,653	361	1983	1,782	272	10,704	6,287	37	101,481	42	12	4	13	35	4	15	1	45	39	88	12	70	18	5	6	0	12	1.7	51	11	6	7	3	11	72
SOUTH TABOR	535,000	527,414	78	4	11	44	9	0	1	1,781	296	1951	1,670	29	6,842	8,562	41	103,361	63	4	5	27	44	0	12	1	43	31	82	18	86	9	3	1	1	5	0.8	75	4	2	5	4	2	76
SOUTHWEST HILLS*	1,050,000	1,143,910	111	5	24	97	8	1	0	3,344	342	1953	1,836	-	6,766	3,504	42	161,556	64	7	3	29	58	3	9	1	29	38	88	12	83	8	3	5	1	8	1.9	24	4	14	4	1	9	32
ST. JOHNS	445,000	439,925	167	0	11	54	13	1	3	1,426	309	1967	1,695	540	13,970	1,271	38	81,557	60	15	3	26	39	3	15	1	41	29	70	30	83	10	1	5	0	7	11.0	39	19	31	7	1	1	63
SULLIVAN'S GULCH	320,000	433,088	17	7	-26	107	76	0	0	1,505	288	1949	1,653	51	3,099	9,716	37	82,202	32	11	7	10	32	3	14	0	51	42	90	10	67	23	5	4	1	9	0.3	90	3	2	7	10	4	81
SUMNER	419,000	418,695	20	0	24	40	0	1	0	1,317	318	1936	1,461	-	1,994	2,554	39	64,329	65	21	9	26	21	4	15	3	57	19	74	26	72	15	8	4	1	13	0.8	13	2	3	7	2	5	65
SUNDERLAND	443,000	443,000	1	15	37	5	0	0	0	1,482	299	1941	1,506	-	318	171	37	60,641	56	25	9	32	22	4	17	3	53	13	71	29	69	14	12	5	1	18	1.9	10	4	5	8	0	6	12
SUNNYSIDE	575,000	604,596	79	6	4	40	27	0	0	1,892	320	1937	1,746	113	7,928	13,270	38	98,923	43	12	6	14	32	3	14	1	50	44	92	8	77	13	4	6	0	10	0.6	97	3	0	8	9	4	93
SYLVAN-HIGHLANDS	808,250	792,822	22	-3	15	66	23	0	0	2,466	322	1972	2,267	-	1,393	1,840	45	208,418	83	7	2	33	70	1	7	0	22	42	90	10	81	6	8	5	0	13	0.8	2	2	15	1	2	3	19
UNIVERSITY PARK	571,000	549,310	71	10	10	52	7	0	0	1,918	286	1962	1,969	15	6,862	5,356	23	108,573	71	17	5	20	29	2	5	2	59	29	87	10	75	9	4	7	2	14	1.3	75	4	3	3	5	16	54
VERNON	535,000	587,709	42	-15	-11	48	12	0	1	1,808	325	1946	1,897	112	2,709	8,740	38	126,624	64	8	5	25	42	2	11	1	43	39	91	9	84	8	2	5	1	8	0.3	91	-	8	7	8	4	90
WEST PORTLAND PARK	580,000	578,450	49	3	28	31	8	0	0	1,814	319	1977	1,586	-	4,231	5,800	37	93,464	55	8	0	29	47	4	8	2	40	35	81	19	91	3	5	1	0	5	0.7	12	2	8	8	1	2	57
WILKES	450,000	435,099	153	-3	20	60	23	1	2	1,721	253	1979	1,518	64	9,052	2,937	44	85,467	69	14	5	29	42	7	12	1	38	19	66	34	91	6	2	1	0	2	3.1	44	16	10	3	0	2	30
WOODLAND PARK	387,000	387,000	1	-15	1	86	0	0	0	1,624	238	1945	1,747	-	297	6,190	39	76,875	67	5	6	40	33	6	23	3	35	27	64	36	85	11	1	1	1	3	0.0	24	1	0	14	1	2	69
WOODLAWN	539,000	544,426	74	19	11	30	7	0	0	1,665	327	1956	1,746	50	5,290	7,225	39	110,456	65	7	4	23	47	2	10	1	40	39	90	10	88	6	2	4	1	6	0.7	79	3	2	8	6	3	74
WOODSTOCK	560,725	571,234	136	4	13	34	7	0	1	1,710	334	1963	2,162	4	8,816	7,072	40	129,043	76	8	6	30	52	3	9	1	35	37	92	8	82	9	5	4	0	9	1.2	73	4	2	6	5	4	74
X-PORTLAND TOTAL	515,000	581,701	7,354	3	22	52	19	21	58	1,884	309	1962	1,596	12,378	642,715	4,430	39	88,792	53	13	6	22	40	4	13	1	43	32	82	18	82	10	3	4	1	8	145	49	575	15	5	7	4	67

Methodology

Neighborhood Boundaries represent records maintained by the city as of January 2026. Boundary conflicts were resolved for statistical purposes only. Due to overlap between certain neighborhoods, boundary definitions may vary occasionally across categories. 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 2025 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. Additional info from Metro and other sources. Figures were rounded for legibility. In areas with very few home sales, such as Lloyd, Healy Heights, and Sunderland, 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 2019–2023, released in late 2024. 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.

Sidewalks The figure is the percentage of total centerline miles of roadway that have full sidewalk coverage, as opposed to only partial sidewalk coverage or no sidewalk coverage.

Parks Data from Metro and/or individual cities.

Transit Information from TriMet.

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 Alyssa Schaer, Ethan Morehouse, and David Banis of PSU’s Center for Spatial Analysis and Research.

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