Portland

Portland, OR

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The tranquil Rose City is eco-friendly, scenic, and bikeable

Walkable Artistic Trendy Outdoors Riverfront Public Transit Bike-Friendly

Known for its natural beauty, the city of Portland is extremely eco-friendly in the best way possible. This green city, both literally and figuratively, boasts thousands of acres of lush public parks with extensive biking and hiking trails. Portland is Oregon’s largest city on the Columbia and Willamette Rivers. This thriving area is home to the iconic Washington Park, which offers residents and visitors alike 15 miles of trails, the Oregon Zoo, and the Portland Japanese Garden. Portland has its own public railway service, so getting around the city is easier than ever.

This major metropolis is known for its art, theater, and music scene. Check out popular attractions like the Portland Art Museum, OMSI, Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, and Roseland Theater. Portland’s culinary scene is one of the best, offering up chef-inspired restaurants and lively local businesses like Tasty n Alder, Pok Pok, Deschutes Brewery, Voodoo Doughnut, and Salt & Straw. Portland is bordered by Gifford Pinchot National Forest, Mount Hood National Forest, and Clatsop National Forest, offering residents scenic views in every direction from their luxury apartments and cozy homes.

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Fireworks light up the night sky

The dazzling lights of Portland

Portland is one of the most bikeable cities in the US

Chapman Square in Downtown Portland

Lovejoy Fountain Park in the fall

Tom McCall Waterfront Park provides beautiful views of the Willamette River

Alquiler tendencias

A partir de mayo del 2025, el promedio de alquiler de apartamento en Portland, OR es $1,256 por un studio, $1,525 por un dormitorio, $1,813 por dos dormitorios, et $2,143 por tres dormitorios. El alquiler de apartamento en Portland ha disminuido un -0.3% en el año pasado.

Tipo de propiedad
Alquiler promedio
Pies² promedio
Apartamento
$1,525/mes
643 Pies²
Casa
$2,716/mes
1,470 Pies²
Condominio
$1,799/mes
770 Pies²
Casa Adosada
$2,507/mes
1,213 Pies²
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Costo de vida

El costo de vida en Portland, OR es 19.4% mayor que el promedio nacional. En general, la vivienda en Portland es un 48.7% más cara que el promedio nacional, y el alquiler oscila entre $1,256 y $2,143. Puedes esperar pagar 10.3% más por alimentos, 8.9% menos por servicios básicos y 29.9% más por transporte.

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Transportación

75

Muy Accesible

de 100 WalkScore® Calificación

Si disfrutas caminar, te encantará alquilar en esta área. Es un área donde se puede caminar mucho.

54

Tránsito Bueno

de 100 TransitScore® Calificación

El área alrededor de Esta propiedad tiene buen transporte público gracias a sus diversas opciones de transporte en las cercanías.

85

Muy Ciclable

de 100 BikeScore® Calificación

Esta área es un área donde se puede andar bastante en bicicleta. Encontrarás una variedad de rutas y pistas para bicicletas.

Escuelas

Beverly Cleary School

pública

Grados K-8

604 Alumnos

10
de 10

Alameda Elementary School

pública

Grados K-5

538 Alumnos

10
de 10

Llewellyn Elementary School

pública

Grados K-5

413 Alumnos

10
de 10

Abernethy Elementary School

pública

Grados K-5

353 Alumnos

10
de 10

Rieke Elementary School

pública

Grados K-5

300 Alumnos

10
de 10

Beverly Cleary School

pública

Grados K-8

604 Alumnos

10
de 10

Mt Tabor Middle School

pública

Grados 6-8

606 Alumnos

9
de 10

Winterhaven School

pública

Grados K-8

313 Alumnos

9
de 10

Skyline Elementary School

pública

Grados K-8

215 Alumnos

9
de 10

Sellwood Middle School

pública

Grados 6-8

563 Alumnos

8
de 10

Riverdale High School

pública

Grados 9-12

185 Alumnos

9
de 10

Grant High School

pública

Grados 9-12

2,156 Alumnos

8
de 10

Lincoln High School

pública

Grados 9-12

1,525 Alumnos

8
de 10

Sunset High School

pública

Grados 9-12

1,962 Alumnos

7
de 10

Cleveland High School

pública

Grados 9-12

1,547 Alumnos

7
de 10

Puntos de interés

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Viviendo en Portland

Transporte

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Being the green town it is, Portland places a big emphasis on public transportation, and 12 percent of the city's population uses it regularly. The city bus system is operated by TriMet, and there is a light rail system called the MAX (short for Metropolitan Area Express). There is also a streetcar service that takes people around two routes in the downtown area.

In addition to being big on public transportation, Portland is also a very friendly city for walkers and bicyclists. There are lots of walking paths and bike paths to get you anywhere you want to go. Travel & Leisure Magazine ranked Portland as the top pedestrian-friendly city in the United States in 2012. It is also considered to be one of the most bicycle-friendly cities on the planet. Around 8 percent of commuters in Portland ride their bicycles to work.

The city encourages bicycling, having city-wide contests each year with prizes for the people who participate who log in the most miles of bicycling during the contest year. This encourages more and more people to use their bicycles to get to where they need to go. The popularity of public transportation, walking, and bicycling in Portland is one of the reasons it has some of the cleanest air of any metropolitan city in the world.

Compras

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Portland is a hub of trendy and cool shopping. Shopping is so popular in Portland that the city even has specific districts devoted to different kinds of shopping. There is Downtown Portland, the Pearl District, Nob Hill, the Lloyd District, and Hawthorne Avenue (this one is particularly known for vintage clothing). There are also six shopping malls in Portland. In keeping with the city's commitment to green living, there is also a farmer's market on Saturdays that sells not only fresh produce, but lots of locally made artisan goods, as well. The farmer's market is open every Saturday from March through December.

Reflejos

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Portland Marriott Downtown Waterfront, Portland State University campus, Keller Auditorium, Portland Art Museum, Voodoo Doughnut, Roseland Theater, Pioneer Courthouse, Hawthorne Bridge, Chinatown gate, Pioneer Place, St. Johns Bridge, Portland Aerial Tram, Piggott Castle, Adidas headquarters, Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, Portlandia statue, Old Town “White Stag” sign, streetcars

Propiedades

Metodología

† Nuestro análisis de servicios básicos, comestibles, transporte, atención médica, precios de viviendas y otros bienes y servicios se obtiene del Índice de Costo de Vida, un punto de referencia respetado publicado por el Consejo de Investigación Económica y Comunitaria (C2ER) que proporciona una descripción detallada gastos diarios en diferentes regiones.

Los datos de alquiler son proporcionados por los informes de Tendencias del Mercado de CoStar Group. Como líder de la industria en información, análisis y noticias sobre bienes raíces comerciales, CoStar realiza una investigación exhaustiva para producir y mantener una base de datos integral de información sobre bienes raíces comerciales. Combinamos estos datos con registros públicos para ofrecer la información de alquiler más actualizada disponible.

Los precios de los bienes de consumo, los servicios y las viviendas se obtienen del Índice del Coste de Vida publicado por el Consejo de Investigación Económica y Comunitaria (C2ER). Los datos de esta página se actualizan trimestralmente. La última publicación fue en Febrero 2025.