Aloha, Oregon, a residential city of approximately 55,000 people, is situated between Hillsboro and Beaverton, forming part of the state's "Silicon Forest." The city is home to a diverse range of housing styles, including midcentury split-levels, ranch-style homes, and modern new constructions, with real estate prices notably lower than its neighboring cities. Aloha benefits from its proximity to major employers like Intel, Nike, and Tektronix, making it a practical choice for those working in the tech industry. The Beaverton School District serves Aloha, with highly rated institutions such as Aloha High School and the International School of Beaverton, which offers an International Baccalaureate program.
Aloha's main commercial area is along the Tualatin Valley Highway, featuring a variety of dining options, including Mexican and Asian cuisine, as well as essential shopping at Fred Meyer, Safeway, Albertsons, and Walmart Neighborhood Market. The city is well-connected by major roads, including Oregon state routes 8 and 10, and is approximately 12 miles from downtown Portland. Local attractions include the Tualatin Hills Nature Park, known for its diverse wildlife, and Mountain View Champions Park, which features an accessible sports field. For wine enthusiasts, Cooper Mountain Vineyards offers organic and biodynamic wines, while The Reserve Vineyards and Golf Club provides two public 18-hole courses. Aloha experiences moderate weather with a long rainy season and has a crime rate that aligns with the national average.
