Urban Eastside

Northeast Portland

Southeast Portland

North Portland

Irvington

Convenient to shopping at Lloyd Center Mall or at one of the many nearby locally-owned shops on Broadway or Fremont.

Laurelhurst

The area boasts an assortment of home styles, from Tudors and Craftsman to Bungalows with covered porches.

Ladd’s Addition

Ladd’s Addition (found within the Hosford-Abernethy neighborhood) is a cozy world unto itself.

Beaumont-Wilshire

Developed in 1910, is one of the toniest neighborhoods in Portland, yet its upscale feel is casually tempered by its down-to-earth walkability.

Mississippi

Located in inner-North Portland, Mississippi has become one of the most popular places to live and hang out in the metro area.

Alberta

A deep sense of art and community, mixed with multicultural demographics, Alberta Arts District homes display their individuality, maximizing artistic flair.

Lloyd District

The Lloyd District sits across the Willamette River from Portland’s Old Town/Chinatown, and is a hub of activity.

Hollywood District

Originally called Hollyrood, it was later renamed for the historic 1920s-era Hollywood Theatre located here.

Woodstock

This popular southeast neighborhood features modest Bungalows, Craftsman, Arts and Crafts, and Cottages.

Mt. Scott Park

Both the Mt. Scott Community Center and Arleta SUN Community School offer a variety of enrichment programs to area residents.

East Moreland & West Moreland

Named for Julius Caesar Moreland, a successful real estate developer and prominent county judge.

Mt. Tabor

Hawthorne

Home to a bevy of unconventional shops, incomparable eateries, and the unmistakable personality of Portland.