$392,519Average Value$298Average Price per Sq Ft7Homes For Sale
Historic district with small town feel
Downtown Gresham, also known as Central City, is a historic district 17 miles from Portland. “We are a big town with a very small town feel,” says Lynn Fnodgrass, CEO of the Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center. “Our community is more on the rural than the urban side, but we have an urban core.” The downtown area is very walkable and has no parking meters. The area is used as a training ground for Guide Dogs for the Blind, which is the country’s oldest program for seeing eye dogs. “Our city is of a good size for training how to stop at the curb,” says Fnodgrass. “There are no lights in Downtown Gresham, but the next stop, near the outside of town, has lights.” Gresham is Oregon’s fourth largest city. The history of Gresham is kept in the previous 1913 Gresham Library, a red Tudor Revival building listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Bungalow and ranch-style homes Starting at $300,000
Homes in the area are in the bungalow and ranch styles. Townhouses can also be found in the area and are in a simple new historicism style, with complex roof forms and long windows. New construction in downtown Gresham is scarce compared to other parts of the city. Homes reside on medium to large lots, usually with fenced-in yards alongside thin sidewalks that disappear closer to the commercial parts of town. Roadways are wide, creating an active noise level that becomes louder when close to busier streets. Homes range in price from $350,000 to $450,000. Townhouses sell for $300,000 to $450,000.
Townhomes are popular in the Downtown Gresham community.
Bungalows are a common style of home found throughout Gresham.
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Gresham Golf Course and Tsuru Island
The Timberline Lodge ski resort at the base of Mount Hood is just 40 miles away from Downtown Gresham on Route 26. The city is also within 8 miles of the Oxbow Regional Park and the Dabney State Recreation area, two destinations on the Sandy River where summer adventurers can fish, hike and swim. Within the area is the public Gresham Golf Course. The location contains an 18-hole golf course and a Pour Sports Bar & Grill. Main City Park is a 22-acre park with a play structure and off-leash dog area. The park also houses Tsuru Island, a Japanese garden created by residents displaced during WWII.
Gresham Golf Course is located to the east of downtown.
Enjoy beautiful Japanese Gardens in the heart of downtown Gresham.
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Gresham Town Fair and Sugar Cubed bakery
The Gresham Town Fair features locations like popular retailers JOANN and Ross. Nearby are Boccelli's Ristorante and the Margarita Factory. Residents enjoy Pad Thai at the Asian Thai Bistro or cupcakes at the Sugar Cubed Bakery. Heidi's of Gresham offers a variety of German, Swiss and Italian dishes next to the Safeway on Northeast Burnside Road.
From cakes to cookies, you sweet tooth will be satisfied at Sugar Cube.
Sugar Cube is the go to for sweets and treats.
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Downtown Gresham's "small town feel"
Every third Thursday, the Historic Downtown Gresham Association hosts a neighborhood gathering where locals can interact and purchase food and drinks from local businesses. The association usually partners with the Regional Arts & Culture Council and the Center for the Arts Foundation to host these events. Residents who wish to attend religious services may visit several places of worship within the area, including Citypark Church, Rise City Church, Gresham Spanish Seventh-day Adventist Church and others.
Wall Street Pizza is a local favorite in downtown Gresham.
Gresham Historical Museum is a great place for educational fun.
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Middle College at Springwater Trail High School
Children in the area attend East Gresham Elementary School, receiving a C from Niche. Students continue to Dexter McCarthy Middle School, receiving a B. Springwater Trail High School, receiving a B-minus, allows 11th and 12th-grade students to take courses at the Mt. Hood Community College.
Downtown Gresham offers many different schooling offers to fit your children's needs.
West Gresham Elementary School is located on West Powell Boulevard in Downtown Gresham.
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Light rail station and bus stops
Downtown Gresham is a walkable area with several bike lanes along the major roadways. The MAX Blue Line light rail station takes locals from Gresham to Portland and Hillsboro and bus stops line the major roadways. Residents take I-84 West to Portland International Airport.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Downtown Gresham
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Homicide
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4
Sexual Assault
7
4
Assault with Weapon
6
4
Robbery
5
4
Burglary
7
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
8
4
Larceny
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Crime Score
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4
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Downtown Gresham Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Downtown Gresham, Gresham sell after 102 days on the market compared to the national average of 58 days. The median sale price for homes in Downtown Gresham, Gresham over the last 12 months is $335,950, down 7% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Well kept home in established neighborhood. Roof was replaced just 5 years ago. House is set back far from street providing a nice large fenced front yard. Very charming 2 bedroom, 1 bath home. Has Vinyl windows throughout and mini-split system to provide heating and cooling. Easy access to Downtown Gresham, City park, Restaurants, Bars, Shopping etc. Come see this one soon.
Full of character and rich in potential, this beautifully preserved 1911 home is ideally located in vibrant Historic Downtown Gresham—steps from shops, dining, and year-round community events. The main level showcases timeless details including box beam ceilings, a fireplace, and built-ins, along with two restrooms and an ADA ramp for accessibility. Upstairs offers a private retreat with three
**Seller will cover the first 12 months of HOA dues if negotiated into a full-price offer** Buyers may also receive a closing cost credit with use of the seller’s preferred lender. This condo is one of 20+ available in the building — call to learn about lender incentives and which floorplans are still available! This beautifully updated, light and bright corner condo with dual covered balconies,
**Seller will cover the first 12 months of HOA dues if negotiated into a full-price offer** Buyers may also receive a closing cost credit with use of the seller’s preferred lender. This condo is 1 of 20+ for sale in the building. Call to see lender incentives & which floorplans are still available. This beautifully updated light and bright condo offers the best of city living in the heart of
Three bedroom, two and a half bath townhome available now! This property has engineered hardwood floors on the main level, stainless steel kitchen appliances, high ceilings in the primary bedroom, dual sinks in the primary bathroom, attached two-car garage, covered patio and much more! Bedrooms and two full bathrooms on upper level, with a bonus room on the lower floor. Eating bar off of kitchen.
John VelezKeller Williams Realty Portland Premiere
**Seller will cover the first 12 months of HOA dues if negotiated into a full-price offer** Buyers may also receive a closing cost credit with use of the seller’s preferred lender. This condo is one of 20+ available in the building — call to learn about lender incentives and which floorplans are still available! This updated light and bright 1-bedroom condo with covered balcony that connects from
Land zoned for mixed use to suit various needs. Buyer to conduct own due diligence. Seller is a non profit organization and very motivated to sell, bring your best offer . Response time to all offers within 24 - 48 Hours.
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