Portland - East of River, OR Real Estate — Homes For Sale in Portland - East of River, OR

Awesome food. Quirky. Weird. Artsy. Awesome food. Some good bars. Trendy. Awesome food. Neighborhoods The neighborhoods on the east side of Portland each have a unique personality and there are options for just about all price ranges. The one thing you will find very little of are high rise buildings. North, Northeast, and Southeast Portland are full of older neighborhoods featuring a beautiful mix of craftsman homes, tudors, cape cods, mid-century homes, mediterraneans, and even some victorians and an occasional prairie-style house. Here and there around east side neighborhoods you'll find some infill, new construction modern homes. But, if you are someone that considers those an eyesore, there are neighborhoods that are designated historic districts where that type of development isn't allowed. There are condos available all around the walkable neighborhoods, such as the Clinton-Division area (the neighborhood is called Richmond, but everyone refers to it by these street names). Clinton-Division is chock full of eateries and shops. Some of them are seriously wonderful, while others are mediocre. Fun will always be had while learning which are which. If you are more budget-conscious, then there are up-and-coming neighborhoods found in North Portland and Southeast Portland that might be perfect for you, or you can venture further out to the suburb of Milwaukie. It's become highly desirable to first-time homebuyers and investors and is located along a stretch of the Max line. In Southeast Portland, Foster-Powell is experiencing a lot of change and is definitely worth checking out. Once known as "Felony Flats", FoPo is revitalizing in many ways, including safety improvements, new food cart pods, a community market, brewery, and more. The University of Portland is located in North Portland, and is surrounded by some interesting neighborhoods that offer more affordable housing options. St Johns is located near it's namesake bridge, which will take you over the Willamette and immediately deposit you next to the amazing Forest Park, one of the largest urban forests in the United States. less

Food trucks? Biking/hiking trails? High end subdivisions? Affordable renting/buying? Close to the Willamette River? Closer to Mt. Hood? Closer to the Columbia River? An array of school districts? "Portland East of River" provides a host of options for your choice in homes/apartments, neighborhoods and their various differences, and the school districts associated with all of the above. A copious range of dining options also defines this large region of Portland, Oregon. Grab a map and explore before honing in on one area East of the Willamette River! less