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PORTLAND NEIGHBORHOODS

Welcome to Portland, Oregon – a city known for its vibrant culture, lush greenery, and unique neighborhoods.

This guide will help you navigate the city’s five main quadrants: Northeast, Southeast, Northwest, Southwest, and North Portland. Whether you're a local or new to Portland, discover what makes each area special and find the perfect spots to explore.

Urban Nest Neighborhood Map of Portland, Oregon

Northeast Portland

Northeast Portland is a diverse and eclectic quadrant, brimming with trendy shops, coffeehouses, and an array of dining options. Known for its historic homes and tree-lined streets, this area is a blend of old and new, offering something for everyone.

Northeast Portland Oregon Neighborhood Map

NEIGHBORHOODS:

  • Alameda

  • Arbor Lodge

  • Beaumont-Wilshire

  • Boise

  • Concordia

  • Cully

  • Eliot

  • Grant Park

  • Hollywood District

  • Irvington

  • King

  • Lloyd District

  • Madison South

  • Rose City Park

  • Roseway

  • Sabin

  • Sullivan's Gulch

  • Vernon

  • Woodlawn

Homes in Northeast Portland

Southeast Portland

Southeast Portland is a hub for foodies and creatives, featuring bustling farmers' markets, artisan boutiques, and renowned restaurants. This quadrant is famous for its lively nightlife and arts scene, making it a vibrant place to visit any time of the day.

Southeast Portland Oregon Neighborhood Map

NEIGHBORHOODS:

  • Ardenwald-Johnson Creek

  • Brentwood-Darlington

  • Brooklyn

  • Buckman

  • Creston-Kenilworth

  • Eastmoreland

  • Foster-Powell

  • Hosford-Abernethy

  • Kerns

  • Laurelhurst

  • Lents

  • Montavilla

  • Mt. Scott-Arleta

  • Mt. Tabor

  • Reed

  • Richmond

  • Sellwood-Moreland

  • South Tabor

  • Sunnyside

  • Woodstock

Homes in Southeast Portland

Northwest Portland

Northwest Portland boasts a mix of upscale boutiques, historic buildings, and scenic parks. It's home to the famous Pearl District, known for its galleries and breweries, and the idyllic Forest Park, perfect for nature enthusiasts.

Northwest Portland Oregon Neighborhood Map

NEIGHBORHOODS:

  • Forest Park

  • Linnton

  • Northwest Heights

  • Northwest District

  • Old Town Chinatown

  • Pearl District

  • Sylvan-Highlands

Homes in Northwest Portland

Southwest Portland

Southwest Portland is characterized by its rolling hills, sophisticated neighborhoods, and cultural landmarks. It's the gateway to Portland's downtown, featuring the Portland Art Museum and the Oregon Zoo, as well as the serene Washington Park.

NEIGHBORHOODS:

  • Arnold Creek

  • Ashcreek

  • Bridlemile

  • Collins View

  • Corbett-Terwilliger-Lair Hill

  • Crestwood

  • Far Southwest

  • Hayhurst

  • Healy Heights

  • Hillsdale

  • Homestead

  • Maplewood

  • Markham

  • Marshall Park

  • Multnomah

  • South Burlingame

  • South Portland

  • Southwest Hills

  • West Portland Park

Homes in Southwest Portland

North Portland

North Portland, or "NoPo," is a vibrant and rapidly growing area known for its rich history and waterfront views. This quadrant offers a mix of industrial chic and residential charm, with plenty of parks and recreational areas to enjoy.

North Portland Neighborhood Map

NEIGHBORHOODS:

  • Arbor Lodge

  • Bridgeton

  • Cathedral Park

  • East Columbia

  • Hayden Island

  • Kenton

  • Overlook

  • Piedmont

  • Portsmouth

  • St. Johns

  • University Park

Homes in North Portland

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Well Maintained St Johns Tri-Level
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Well Maintained St Johns Tri-Level
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ACTIVE

North Portland, Oregon
Listed by Ash Amstutz

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Kenton Bungalow with Modern Addition
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Kenton Bungalow with Modern Addition
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PENDING

North Portland, Oregon
Listed by Ash Amstutz

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Turn-Key Townhome in Mississippi
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Turn-Key Townhome in Mississippi
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SOLD

North Portland, Oregon
Listed by Denise Wolfe

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Exterior of a Charming Portland Bungalow with large front yard
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