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Where quiet meets commerce
Although residents may see a few flocks flying overhead, the geese that give this Portland neighborhood its name wandered freely on farmland in the 19th century. The farms are long gone, but the community honors this history with the name Goose Hollow. This trendy neighborhood, like the rest of Portland, offers an eclectic mixture of aesthetics, amenities, and characteristics, from its verdant, hillside streetscapes to its famous Goose Hollow Inn and its abundance of main-street shopping along Burnside Street. These features, compounded with Goose Hollow’s competitive housing prices, ensure that Goose Hollow has something for everyone within its compact boundaries.
Aerial view of Goose hollow and The Hills
Nice view of the commercial area in Goose Hollow.
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Sports, steaks and Reuben sandwiches
Most of Goose Hollow’s restaurants are found just north of Providence Park stadium, along West Burnside Street. There, one can find casual spots, including up-and-coming Japanese deli Yokai Musubi, and the deliciously high-end RingSide Steakhouse, a Portland fixture for over 75 years. Perhaps the most famous community hub of Goose Hollow is the Goose Hollow Inn, founded in 1967 by future Portland mayor Bud Clark, who founded the pub with the intent of reviving the name “Goose Hollow” as it nearly left common parlance. This pub has been a mainstay of the community for decades, with a unique mission statement focused on “quality draft, fine food, pleasant music, and stimulating company,” and a specialty in Reuben sandwiches. Visitors can enjoy a musical and merry atmosphere while savoring food, drinks, and the company of friends old and new.
Most of the neighborhood’s shopping can be found on and around West Burnside Street. While the neighborhood doesn’t have the fancy boutiques and galleries prevalent on the east side of Interstate 405, what Goose Hollow does have is popular shopping centers and chain pharmacies, along with the major grocery chain Zupan’s Markets and everything-store Fred Meyer. There are also a fair number of local shops scattered throughout the neighborhood, such as the board game store Mox Boarding House.
Blue Star in Goose Hollow is a go-to destination for donuts and coffee.
Shops in the commercial retail space on Burnside Street in Goose Hollow, Oregon.
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Homes in the hollow
Located at the foothills of the Tualatin Mountains, Goose Hollow is composed of a mix of houses, apartments and commercial buildings. Most homes in the neighborhood were built in the late 19th or early 20th centuries and range from modest bungalows to historic Victorians and palatial Colonial Revivals. These residences range in value from $230,000 to over $2 million, reflecting the great diversity in housing sizes, styles, and ages. Homes in the area tend to be a bit pricier than the city average, not just because of their size but because of the neighborhood’s greenery and excellent views of the city.
Row of Bungalows in Goose Hollow
Here is a Pink Victorian in Goose Hollow.
This home is a Tan Colonial Revival in Goose Hollow.
Colonial Revival in Goose Hollow represents some of the luxury properties throughout the area.
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Parks for soccer and Sakura
Goose Hollow’s commercial district centers on Providence Park, one of the oldest major soccer stadiums in the nation and home to the Portland Thorns and Portland Timbers. On the west side of Goose Hollow, iconic Washington Park overlooks the neighborhood and the city. The park, which many locals argue is the prettiest in any American city, has everything from a Japanese garden and an arboretum to a forestry museum — not to mention the zoo.
Full front view of Providence Park stadium and the entrance.
Art statue can be viewed in the front at Providence Park.
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Zoomed out view of Burnside Street in Goose Hollow, Oregon.
Getting out of Goose Hollow
As for commuting, Interstate 405 borders the neighborhood to the east, and both Red and Blue MAX Light Rail lines run through Goose Hollow. The offers residents a picturesque, suburban-style community that just happens to be a few blocks away from Downtown Portland.
Lincoln High School view of front with the red design and multiple stories in Uptown, Portland.
College-focused classrooms
Students attend schools given high ratings by Niche, including the B-plus-rated Chapman Elementary School, the A-minus-rated West Sylvan Middle School and the A-rated Lincoln High School, which has been named the top college prep school and the eighth-best high school in the state.
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Lush, hilly and quiet- but only a few minutes from NW and downtown. Providence Park and Goose Hollow Inn provide plenty of entertainment in the meantime. Walk to everything or hop on the Max.
4.0Niche User
7/5/2016Niche Review
I enjoy my neighborhood, everything is very accessible and organized. There's a lot to do in Portland, restaurants and other establishments everywhere. There is a homelessness problem, which is unfortunate.
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Goose Hollow Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Goose Hollow, Portland sell after 112 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Goose Hollow, Portland over the last 12 months is $289,000, down 17% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
"Limited-time offer: Seller and lender can help lower your interest rate!" city and West Hills views, Welcoming open living space with gas fireplace and deck, Den/office space and new paint throughout. Spacious primary suite with walk-in closet accesses the ensuite bathroom. HOA covers concierge, gym, library, theater, community room, secure parking, and all utilities, except electric and cable.
Seller will pay the first 2 months of HOA dues! The perfect 2BR/2BA condo in the perfect location! Live on SW Park Pl with the entrance of Washington Park at your back door - desirable and sought after SW Portland urban neighborhood location, tucked into a quiet street with the peaceful backdrop of miles of trails and trees! NW 23rd shops, cafes, art galleries, Zupan's Market, Providence Park
All homes have a story. And the Rinehart Home has a magnificent one. Designed by architect Emil Schacht, built in 1907, this home was owned for 84 years by the Rinehart family, a prominent Portland family of doctors. Back in the early 1940's when the Rinehart's purchased the home, the trolley passing by on Vista Ave was likely a major selling point, offering a direct route to OHSU. Passed down
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Immediate Closing and Possession! Move-In Ready. One-Level Modern Villa. The Vista House-Luxury Penthouse Living in Portland Heights. Breathtaking Views of the Portland Skyline and Mountains, Watch Football Games at the New Lincoln High School Stadium from the Two Private Tiled Terraces. Living Room with Beautifully Matched Sycamore Wood Paneled Cabinets and Wet Bar. View Dining Room with Terrace
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Byline is now pre-leasing for October 2025 move-ins! Located in Portland’s Goose Hollow neighborhood on the historic site of the Oregonian newspaper press, Byline offers modern studio, one-, and two-bedroom apartments.Step inside your brand-new home with sleek finishes, smart storage, and in-unit laundry. Beyond your front door, enjoy curated amenities including a rooftop with sweeping views,
Just because you live to explore doesnt mean you dont crave a comfortable, restorative spot to call home. Alta Peak can provide it and more with a modern, serene aesthetic, thoughtful amenities and an address that keeps you in the middle of perfectly weird and wonderful Portland.
Welcome to Tiller Terrace Apartments, a brand-new community offering modern, budget-friendly apartments in the Goose Hollow neighborhood of Portland, Oregon. Located directly across from the Providence Park MAX station, Tiller Terrace is proud to serve those working in the Goose Hollow, Central Portland, Pearl District, and NW District neighborhoods, and beyond! Tiller Terrace offers 214
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