Portland is well known for its stunning natural surroundings, drool-inducing beer breweries, and a serious coffee addiction. Located between the Willamette and Columbia Rivers and the Cascade Mountains, Portland offers more opportunities for outdoor excursions per square mile than practically every other city of its size in the country. Portland is also rather famous world wide for its aggressive sense of urban planning and highly advanced public transit, which has helped lend the city its reputation as one of the most eco-friendly on Earth.
Invitingly residential while maintaining an industrial edge, Brooklyn’s charming one and two story homes cozy up to both a railyard and a river. Revered by its residents, Brooklyn has managed to remain mellow even while new businesses, boutiques, and brew houses begin to call this well-balanced nabe home. A place …
Lloyd District stands as the most urbanized nabe east of the Willamette River. Sports enthusiasts can experience an NBA game courtside or lace up ice-skates at the mall while those clamoring to jam out to their favorite band can head to the Memorial Coliseum. Once a refuge for those who …
Those looking for a true urban experience in Oregon should look no further than Downtown Portland. It has the high-rises and office buildings that people usually associate with a downtown area, but never feels like a concrete jungle. There is a lot to see and do – fortunately, getting around …
Across the river from Downtown Portland, Cully is a suburban feeling nabe whose paved streets and flat sidewalks welcome drivers, bikers, and walkers equally. This community-conscious nabe sponsors its own public gardens, chain retailer conveniences, and a well-marked cycle track for eco-friendly residents looking to get their sweat on. Comprised …