Southeast Portland Neighborhoods

Eastmoreland
If you like wide tree-lined streets (lots of elms), quiet neighbors, and a variety of house styles, you will like Eastmoreland. If you take a drive on SE Reed, you will want to move here. Average price for homes sold in the Eastmoreland neighborhood in 2005: $318,742

Hosford-Abernathy
In this Southeast neighborhood you can shop at two food markets, walk to see a movie, and have an expanding choice of restaurants. Plus you are within minutes of downtown Portland. Average price for homes sold in the Hosford-Abernathy neighborhood in 2005: $352,254

Mount Tabor
Mount Tabor has sweeping city and mountain views, is close to downtown, has a scenic 195-acre public park, and an easy mix of modest older homes and stately mansions. Mt. Tabor is the only volcano within a major city in the United States. Mount Tabor is a very stable neighborhood and people stay in Mount Tabor once they relocate to the area. Average price for homes sold in the Mount Tabor neighborhood in 2005: $308,541

Sellwood-Moreland
Sellwood-Moreland is located five miles south of downtown Portland on the east side of the Willamette River. The neighborhoods of Sellwood and Westmoreland are combined into Sellwood-Moreland. Sellwood is a showcase for many restored Victorian houses and has a good selection of excellent eateries.Average price for homes sold in the Sellwood-Moreland neighborhood in 2005: $318,742.

Sunnyside
Sunnyside begins 28 blocks east of the Willamette River. The lure of this neighborhood is accessibility, locally owned shops that keep the neighborhood creative, and homes with lots of character. It is a young and vibrant neighborhood thanks to having two-thirds of the residents as renters. They are attracted to Sunnyside's access to public transportation and affordable older homes. Average price for homes sold in the Sunnyside neighborhood in 2005: $352,254