Affordable Neighborhoods in Portland
Despite high interest rates, there are still affordable neighborhoods in Portland.
Despite high interest rates, there are still affordable neighborhoods in Portland.
Driving or walking through Eastmoreland’s tree-lined streets full of large, elegant homes, you’re struck by the neighborhood’s beauty. And that’s not an accident. According to the Eastmoreland Neighborhood Association, the neighborhood was laid out by devotees of the national City Beautiful movement of the early 1900s.
Minutes from downtown, this charming and quintessentially Portland neighborhood centers around a main street that boasts breakfast joints, gift shops, bakeries, a beloved toy store and much more. And a yearly summer parade and street fair is a much-cherished community event.
Originally called Boone’s Landing after a descendant of Daniel Boone, Wilsonville got a name change in 1880. The name hasn’t been the only change in its history; Wilsonville has transformed from ferry site to port to train depot, and finally to the southernmost suburb in the Portland-metro area with a major freeway artery running right through its center.
If your kids can’t get enough of dinosaurs, then Dinosaurs & Monsters, the fourth album from YouTube phenomenon Howdytoons, will blow their minds.
Head up to Washington for a fun getaway for the whole family.
Take out the family to Pono Brew Labs in Portland’s Hollywood neighborhood. This easy, relaxed brew pub offers a South Pacific twist not only on craft brews, but on typical pub food. Plus, there are arcade games!
Find something for everyone at the newly opened, Asian-cuisine-focused Happy Valley Food Hall.
Take your family out to celebrate all that October in Portland brings — a bounty of apples, pears and pumpkins, and plenty of spooky fun for Halloween.
Visiting the “Fruit Loop” in the scenic Hood River area is a favorite fall tradition.
Again Again’s new album Your Voice Is Magic, with its clever lyrics featuring progressive messages of inclusion and female empowerment might make you feel better.
Easy, minimally messy, and oh-so-cute, Cake Hoopla DIY cake kits are sure to be a hit at your child’s next birthday.
Because anyone who lived through Portland’s wildfire smoke-pocalypse of 2020 will probably not want to repeat that experience.
Families are dreading July 15, the day the temporary waiver to allow parents to be paid caregivers expires. Learn how you can help.
From murals to parenting to dance projects, this local artist and paraeducator is one to watch.
This seven-song EP from a Portland kindie icon delves into grunge, punk and dance sounds.
Westside fans of the arts, we’ve got exciting news for you.
Discover empowering content from diverse voices with the A Kids Co app.
While the child care landscape can seem bleak for many parents trying to find affordable care, know that good things are on the horizon.
From local chocolate to cheesecake, you’ll find something to satisfy every taste this Valentine’s Day!
If easy access to all that Portland has to offer is a top priority, Goose Hollow brings just that. Learn more about the neighborhood that is older than the city of Portland itself.
“The best thing Brentwood-Darlington has going for it is the strong community vibe … Neighbors support one another like I have never seen before, and I have lived in seven different states,” says neighbor Will Mohring.
Check out these fabulous local businesses owned by members of the BIPOC community in Portland.
Ben Tatar and the Tatar Tots are dishing up some tasty tracks all about delicious eats.
Portland has a gun-violence problem. A big one. And it’s increasingly likely that your neighborhood or family has been impacted by it.