by K S | Apr 28, 2018 | Blog, Moving to Portland, Neighborhoods, Portland
If you live in Portland, you know that Portlanders take pride in the city’s bridges. We pedal, drive and walk across them, photograph them, go by boat below them and Portland Public School kids usually replicate them at least once in their student life. There...
by K S | Apr 24, 2018 | Blog, Communuty, Moving to Portland, Neighborhoods, Portland
Sellwood-Moreland in SE Portland has the feel of a small town’s Main Street. This neighborhood is located on a bluff South of Brooklyn on Holgate Street and North of Sellwood proper at Tacoma Street and the town of Milwaukie, just East of the Willamette River...
by K S | Apr 20, 2018 | Blog, Buy, Moving to Portland, Portland, Relocate, Rent
If you’re moving to Portland, you might be wondering if you should rent or buy a home. This is by far one of the most common questions we hear from clients relocating from out of state. And while you may think the answer is an easy one, there are a few factors...
by K S | Apr 16, 2018 | Blog, Moving to Portland, Neighborhoods, Portland, Relocate
The Kerns neighborhood has come into its own. Tucked between the city’s NE and SE quadrants, it offers up a perfect blend of old and new Portland. Located in Portland’s inner eastside, Kerns sits just east of the Willamette River and north of Burnside...
by K S | Apr 13, 2018 | Blog, Communuty, Moving to Portland, Portland
Portland makes going to the movies a nostalgic experience. Why? Because Portland is home to several historic theaters where you can watch first and second run, independent, art-house, foreign, documentaries, short and full-length films. Most of Portland’s...
by K S | Apr 10, 2018 | Blog, Communuty, Moving to Portland, Neighborhoods, Portland
In 1950s Northeast Portland, Sandy Boulevard showed signs of a promising future. Once a Native American road connecting Troutdale and Portland and a 1930s shopping strip lined with grocery stores and delis, Sandy became home to several car dealerships and remained...
