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Bordered to the north by the mighty Columbia River (and the state of Washington), the array of Northeast neighborhoods range from working class locales like that of King and Humboldt, to the affluent communities of Alameda, Irvington and Laurelhurst. Most neighborhoods are filled with homes built in the first half of the century. New Single or mult-family, high density and mixed use commercial properties are found throughout the NE as developers tear down old structures and replace with new. Northeast Portland is home to The Portland Convention Center, The Rose Garden and The Lloyd Center Mall.

 

 

Alamedais aresidential neighborhood which features some the oldest and priciest homes in Portland. From a plateau called Alameda Ridge, homeowners enjoy views of the Willamette River and the city. Many of the homes were built in the early 1900’s and remain meticulously cared for on tree lined streets with sidewalks. You’ll see bungalows, Queen Anne and Tudor-style homes in Alameda.

2006 Median Home Price: $425,000

 

Irvingtonis known as a wonderful “Old Portland” neighborhood, filled with houses from every style and timeframe. The west and south edges of the neighborhood have some mixed use and commercial areas, but as you go deeper into the neighborhood, there are tree lined streets with sidewalks and children playing in the yards. 

2006 Median Home Price: $425,000

 

Convenient to Portland with a hop onto I-5 and a straight shot into downtown is the Laurelhurst neighborhood. Laurelhurst homes range in style from charming vintage bungalows to grand homes with expansive lawns. The neighborhood surrounds Laurelhurst Park where you will find a three-acre lake surrounded by walking paths, beautiful, mature landscaping and sports fields.