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Urban-living in a southeast pocket of Portland
Located in the southeast section of Portland, Foster-Powell offers a residential hub equipped with increased walkability and nearby urban amenities that make Portland desirable. This pocket of the city is bounded by three important thoroughfares: Southeast Foster Road, Southeast Powell Boulevard and Southeast 82nd Avenue — streets that give Foster-Powell its unique-to-Portland triangular shape. Recent years have seen an inflow of new residents to the area, creating a melting pot of people who have contributed to the neighborhood’s vibrancy. Locals here can spend their time traveling along the paved sidewalks to locally-owned eateries like An Xuyen Bakery, serving a few tennis matches over at Essex Park and attending events hosted by the Foster-Powell Neighborhood Association like the National Night Out block party. Residents here capitalize on the low entry prices, the community-oriented nature of the neighborhood and the quick 6-mile commute into downtown Portland. “Portland has changed a lot over the years, but Foster-Powell has maintained its gritty feel as popularity and walkability increased,” says long-time local John McKay, Principal Real Estate Broker at Premiere Property Group, LLC with over 12 years of experience selling in the area.
Foster-Powell residents enjoy a walkable neighborhood featuring many locally owned retail shops.
Shun Fat Supermarket is an Asian supermarket stocking a variety of imported groceries.
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Shopping at Eastport Plaza Shopping Center
Residents here shop at Eastport Plaza Shopping Center, which offers a variety of department stores and retailers to choose from, like Dollar Tree, GameStop and Ross Dress for Less. While groceries and other everyday essentials are available at nearby stores like WinCo Foods, Safeway and Walgreens. When dining in the area, locals head to family-owned food cart, The Egg Carton, for assembled breakfast sandwiches and all-American classics. For a quick pastry and meal on-the-go, head to An Xuyen Bakery for a combination of Vietnamese, Chinese and French influences that has been serving the Portland community since 1995. And check out Steakadelphia for a wide selection of locally crafted beers and authentic Philly cheesesteaks owned by a Philadelphia native.
Eastport Plaza offers a wide variety of shopping and restaurant options for Foster-Powell.
Eastport Plaza features a Ross Department store.
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The annual National Night Out block party
Every August, the Foster-Powell Neighborhood Association hosts the National Night Out (NNO) block party, which features live music, local business tents and community information tables to encourage neighbors to get to know each other and facilitate a connected and safer community. The NNO tradition has been celebrated across North America on the first Tuesday of August since 1983 and more than 20,000 people in Portland participate every year. Residents in Foster-Powell can enjoy fun for all ages including face painting and cold treats like ice cream sandwiches or popsicles.
American Foursquares and mid-century ramblers
Foster-Powell features a range of housing options from cozy bungalows and mid-century ramblers to American Foursquares and New Traditional homes. Single family homes dominate the area, while most homes date back to the early 1900s and the 50s and 60s. New construction is also common as an assortment of eras are contained on a single block here. Foster-Powell boasts paved sidewalks throughout the neighborhood, making the enclave thoroughly walkable. With a median sales price of $450,000, price points here can range from the high $200,000s to upwards of $1,100,000 depending on the age, size and location of the property. For example, a two-bedroom bungalow fixer-upper can go for around $265,000, while a fully renovated six-bedroom American Foursquare can go for around $1,100,000. Homes here often feature paved driveways, single-car garages and are typically fronted by small lawns with ornate barriers for added privacy from neighbors. Homes here are as diverse as their owners and often reflect characteristics through colored vinyl siding and vibrant front doors. “The Foster-Powell community attracts young families, creatives and musicians into the area — there’s even a rumor that Jim Morrison from The Doors lived in the neighborhood in the late 60s,” says McKay.
An iconic American Foursquare style home in the Foster-Powell neighborhood.
A mid-century Rambler style home in the Foster-Powell neighborhood.
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Community gardening at Lents Park
Residents here are within walking distance of Essex Park, which features 4 acres of green space for climbing on the jungle-gym and practicing on the basketball and tennis courts. The park also houses a splash pad for cooling off during the warm summer months. Sports enthusiasts are in luck with Lents Park nearby, which offers 40 acres of outdoor space and fields for both baseball and soccer on-site. Residents hoping to engage their green thumb can also visit the Lents Community Garden, where Wyethia flowers and other native flora are common. For a night of family competition, locals visit KingPins Family Entertainment Center and enjoy a few rounds of bowling or the wide selection of over 50 video games available at the arcade.
Portland Parks and Recreation welcomes all visitors to Lents Park in Lents, Oregon.
Score a goal with the soccer fields at Lents Park in the Lents neighborhood.
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Nearby healthcare and transportation around Foster-Powell
Foster-Powell relies on U.S. Route 213 and U.S. Route 26 for easy access to downtown Portland and neighboring areas like Lents and South Tabor. Residents seeking public transit options can take the TriMet bus for trips in and around Portland starting at $2.80 for adults one-way. Foster-Powell riders can start their ride on bus route 14, which operates along Southeast Foster Road and stops throughout the community. For those seeking to travel longer distances, the Portland International Airport is only 8 miles away from Foster-Powell. When seeking healthcare, residents here are 3 miles from Providence Portland Medical Center.
Nike Biketown bikes are available on Se Foster Rd.
Tri-Met bus lines 9 and 14 serve the foster-Powell neighborhood.
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Education at Portland Public Schools
Students in Foster-Powell can attend schools like Marysville Elementary School, Kellogg Middle School and Franklin High School, all of which earned a ranking of B-minus or higher from the educational review site, Niche. Marysville Elementary School serves students from kindergarten through Grade 5 and features a MindUp program focused on educational development paced along with individual student learning. Kellogg Middle School opened its doors in 2021 as the first new middle school in over fifty years within the district and offers a Dual Language Immersion program that incorporates Spanish into the curriculum. Franklin High School serves over 2,000 students and offers 17 Advanced Placement (AP) courses for higher education preparation. Private institutions like Columbia Christian School and Portland Adventist Academy are also common here.
High school aged students in Foster-Powell Neighborhood attend Franklin High School.
Middle school aged students attend Kellogg Middle School.
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FOPO" is funky when you need that, but also a caring and aware community with good resources for raising young kids. There are lots of parks and good community organizations. Foster itself offers a walking shopping district with several of the city's best food cart pods, fresh bagels, a fantastic local grocery. At the same time, there are many people living on the street, and plenty of boarded up businesses/homes in the area,which has taken additional hits due to economic effects of COVID.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Foster-Powell
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Homicide
4
4
Sexual Assault
4
4
Assault with Weapon
4
4
Robbery
3
4
Burglary
5
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
5
4
Larceny
5
4
Crime Score
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4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Foster-Powell Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Foster-Powell, Portland sell after 31 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Foster-Powell, Portland over the last 12 months is $455,000, up 1% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Lot for sale. Zoned CE. Mixed-use opportunity in the heart of Foster-Powell. The adjacent lots to the west and south share the same zoning. Great walkability and convenience in this FoPo location. Located on a primarily residential street, but with quick access to the Foster-corridor, the possibilities for this lot are many. The seller is willing to carry a contract for as low as 4% for 3 years
Very convenient location. On busline. Minutes to I-205. Walking to schools, restaurants and shopping. One owner well maintained home. Almost completely remodeled in September of this year. The roof was replaced in 2017. New interior paint, newer luxury vinyl plank floors, quartz countertops through out the house. Newer carpet for comfort living. Newer hot water heater and skylights. Large family
Fixer with a ton of potential. Basement with 9ft ceilings and a separate entrance. ADU approved property. Great corner lot in a desirable neighborhood. Bring your tool bag and creativity. Sold in as-in condition.
Prime Development Opportunity in Portland’s Foster-Powell Neighborhood! This cleared and prepped site offers remarkable flexibility, whether you choose to proceed with the nearly permit-ready condo project or reimagine the space for a different development. The current design includes plans for six beautifully designed, approximately 1,800 square foot condos, each offering three bedrooms, two and
Investment Opportunity in a Prime Location, just 2 blocks from Hong Phat Supermarket, popular restaurants, bars, and parks! The true value lies in the land. Situated on a huge lot in RM1 zoning, this property offers significant development potential. Possibilities include duplexes, triplexes, fourplexes, rowhouses, courtyard housing, and small apartment buildings. Buyers are encouraged to verify
Investment opportunity in the heart of Foster-Powell! Flag lot recently partitioned, can accommodate no more than a duplex per the city. Buyer to verify all info. Please do not disturb tenants. Exterior photo is of similar build for plans for duplex.
Hi there—I’m a brand-new detached home in Foster-Powell, just steps from Kern Park, and I’m ready to welcome my first owner. I’m bright, open, and modern, with tall ceilings, oversized windows, wide-plank floors, and a sleek kitchen with solid surface counters, custom cabinets, tiled backsplash, and stainless steel appliances—perfect for cooking and entertaining. Upstairs, I’ve got two roomy
Darryl BodleKeller Williams Realty Portland Premiere
Turn this gem into a diamond! Great sweat equity opportunity in the highly desirable Foster Powell neighborhood. Fixer being sold as is, Seller to make no repairs. Buyer to perform all diligence.No individual showings through 1/11. Two open houses Sat & Sun from 12-3. Cash sale; may be possible to use a 203k loan product. [Home Energy Score = 1. HES Report at
Vacant! Ranch home in nice neighborhood on corner lot. Brand-new roof in 2024 and new interior painting on floors and walls. 0.09-acre lot, zoned RM2, offers great possibilities and potential for adding an additional unit; buyers to do their own due diligence. Oversized, insulated garage with hobby area for flexible space. Gas fireplace/stove for cozy winter warmth. Front porch deck for
Opportunity awaits with this well-maintained fourplex in the heart of SE Portland. Each of the four units offers 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom with a practical layout, making it an attractive option for both tenants and investors. Three units are currently rented, while one unit is vacant, giving you the option to move in and let the other tenants help pay your mortgage, or set your own rent.
Hi there—I’m a brand-new detached home in Foster-Powell, just steps from Kern Park, and I’m ready to welcome my first owner. I’m bright, open, and modern, with tall ceilings, oversized windows, wide-plank floors, and a sleek kitchen with solid surface counters including a spacious island, custom cabinets, tiled backsplash, and stainless steel appliances—perfect for cooking and entertaining.
Darryl BodleKeller Williams Realty Portland Premiere
This classic 1906 Portland home blends timeless character with modern updates. Situated on a spacious corner lot in a desirable neighborhood, this versatile 4-bedroom, 2-bath residence offers room to grow, entertain, and create your perfect lifestyle.Step through the formal entry into a light-filled foyer that opens to an expansive living and dining room with gleaming wood floors and vintage
I’m renting out 4 rooms in the single house and 2 rooms in the basement. Rooms are freshly painted and clean. Each room has a half bathroom (toilet and sink) , and furnished with a full size bed and dresser. It’s located on Powell and 82nd where you can walk to Winco Food and variety of restaurants. Minutes to Ross store, Post Office, Banks, Fitness center, Theater, Hong Phat supermarket and
Available now! 2BR/ 1BA. $1750/mo. Unit in duplex in Foster-Powell neighborhood. Pets on approval. 1-year lease. First and last month's rent and $600 deposit due at signing. Off-street driveway parking spot. Rent includes water, sewage, and trash. Washer/dryer in unit. Email for a showing or rental application.Safe and walkable neighborhood in pedestrian and bike friendly
- fully furnished- month to month rentals - one month minimum- one month's notice to move out Tastefully renovated house in the heart of Foster-Powell neighborhood available as a flexible rental for as whatever timeframe works for you. The house has lots of natural light, beautiful hardwood floors, tub & shower, a full-size piano, a full open kitchen with
This rental listing describes a charming, ready-to-occupy basement apartment situated on a quiet, residential street within Portland's desirable Foster-Powell (FoPo) neighborhood. The location offers an excellent blend of peaceful surroundings and urban access, being ideally situated off Powell Boulevard. This proximity ensures easy commutes via car, bike, and public transit, connecting the
- fully furnished- month to month rentals - one month minimum- one month's notice to move out Unwind in minimalist heaven right at the heart of the FoPo Neighborhood in SE Portland! A gorgeous sanctuary space in walking distance to fresh bagels, incredible pizza, coffee & tea shops, shopping, food carts, street art, all the things! Nestled into the backyard, this private
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