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A unique Southeast Portland community
Named after a volcano and a developer’s daughter, Mount Scott-Arleta is an old streetcar neighborhood in Southeast Portland that’s become a center for the artistic community. It’s home to everything from a colorful Latin and Central American food cart pod to a triangular plaza that hosts many of the community’s events. Along the neighborhood’s main commercial thoroughfare, SE Foster Road, are numerous establishments that range from an organic market to a Detroit-inspired brewery, giving residents easy access to local flavors. Another appeal of the neighborhood is Mount Scott Park, which features a popular community center that is currently undergoing a massive renovation project. For other outside adventures, locals can enjoy their proximity to nearby green spaces, like Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden. As for homes, Mount Scott-Arleta offers a diverse streetscape, offering primarily older, single-family constructions, including classic bungalows. The community is also home to some newer builds. With easy access to surrounding neighborhoods, locals enjoy nearby events. At just around 6 miles from downtown Portland, Mount Scott-Arleta offers a lively community not too far from the heart of the city.
Crossroads Music is an outpost of independent dealers selling music equipment and records.
Mural of Mt. Hood and Portland on this historic Store front in the Mount Scott-Arleta Neighborhood.
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Shops along SE Foster Road
Many of the neighborhood’s shops and restaurants are located along SE Foster Road, including Assembly Brewing, which offers Detroit-style pizza and house-made craft beers. Spanning the walls is an artwork influenced by artist Diego Rivera’s Detroit Industry Murals. For breakfast, locals can head to Henry Higgins Boiled Bagels, and another popular spot along the road is Off the Griddle, a vibrant vegan restaurant that puts its own spin on brunch classics like chicken and waffles. While these establishments are popular, Mount Scott-Arleta’s main food attraction is the Portland Mercado, which offers patrons a collection of colorful Central and South American food carts that serve an array of flavors. “It’s really the community’s crown jewel of eating. There’s everything you could possibly want,” Noble-Ashford says. “It gets especially popular in the summer. You’ll see people sitting at picnic tables, sipping on margaritas and fresh-pressed juices. It’s a great place to meet up and hang out with a friend.” Residents can grab groceries at the locally-owned organic Bread & Roses Market or head to the nearby Trader Joe’s for a wider selection of goods.
Mount Scott-Arleta Neighborhood is located close to the New Season's Market in nearby Woodstock .
The Emmert Cali Saigon Mall hosts many small business in addition to the Shun Fat Supermarket.
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Older single-family homes and new constructions
Along streets laid out in a grid-like fashion are primarily non-HOA single-family properties, many of which were built before the 1930s when the city’s streetcar network began to fade. From bungalows to Craftsman cottages to Foursquares, Mount Scott-Arleta, like many other Southeast Portland neighborhoods, features a diverse housing scene. Scattered in the community are also plenty of midcentury constructions like ranch-style dwellings. The neighborhood is also home to a couple of newer builds that feature contemporary designs and modern amenities. Prices typically range from $285,000 to nearly $1 million, depending on the property’s age, size and location. Typically, on the lower end of the scale are small dwellings in need of renovation, while properties on the higher end are often newer constructions. Homes typically sit on small, grassy lawns that stretch toward streets on which some people park. Many residents have garages, and although some streets have sidewalks, others do not. While Mount Scott-Arleta is primarily comprised of single-story dwellings, the community is also home to some townhouses, condos and apartment complexes. Around 60% of residents own their properties here. Like many other urban communities, Mount Scott-Arleta has a relatively high sound score.
A shady porch on Craftsman home in the Mount Scott-Arleta Neighborhood.
Firehouse red craftsman home in the the Mount Scott-Arleta Neighborhood.
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Arleta Triangle Square and a nearby farmers market
At the intersection of SE 72nd Street and Woodstock Boulevard is the Arleta Triangle Square. As a response to increasing car-based gun violence, locals helped cultivate a public plaza on what was once a right-turn lane. It's complete with a rainbow-colored ground, picnic tables and native plants. Here, the community hosts everything from live music events, which transform the vibrantly colored street into a dance floor, to markets, like the Arleta Triangle Makers Market, where patrons can peruse local goods. A big element of fostering these community-oriented initiatives is the Mount Scott-Arleta Neighborhood Association. Residents here are not just limited to their community. “It’s hard to just stay in the neighborhood since it’s a pretty compact area," Noble-Ashford says. “Lots of people will go to one of the surrounding communities for activities.” Less than 1.5 miles away is the Woodstock Farmers Market, which runs on Sundays from June to October. In November, Woodstock hosts the November Harvest Market.
Arleta Triangle Square on SE Woodstock and 72nd brings the community together in the Mount Scott-Arleta Neighborhood.
Arleta Triangle Community Procject in the Mount Scott-Arleta Neighborhood.
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Mt. Scott Park and nearby recreational spaces
Residents will be near plenty of recreational opportunities that can satisfy their desire for some time spent outside. “The real heart of the neighborhood is its spectacular community center and park,” Noble-Ashford says. “Pretty much everyone I know in the neighborhood is a member.” Mount Scott Community Center is currently closed, with a predicted reopening in Spring 2025, as it is currently undergoing major renovations; however, throughout the years, it has been a hot spot for residents wanting to enjoy everything from swimming laps in the pool to practicing their roller-skating skills. At the surrounding green space of Mount Scott Park, visitors can spend some time playing tennis and walking along wooded paths. Locals will also enjoy a convenient location to nearby attractions, including the 611-acre Powell Butte Nature Park, where hikers can trek through miles of meadowland and slopes of wooded areas while they try to spot local wildlife like black-tailed mule deer. Also nearby is the Eastmoreland Golf Course, the city’s second-oldest golf course and the 9.5-acre Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden, where visitors can immerse themselves among everything from rare rhododendrons and unusual trees. Wildlife photographers can enjoy trying to capture the over 90 species of birds spotted in the gardens.
Paved paths meander through Mt Scott Park in the Mount Scott-Arleta Neighborhood.
Lents Park in Lents, OR has a unique play area for all kids to enjoy in their own ways.
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Portland Public Schools and nearby higher learning institutions
Mount Scott-Arleta children enroll in Portland Public Schools, which serve over 45,000 students. Some children in the neighborhood attend Arleta Elementary School, which receives a B rating from Niche. The elementary is one of the area’s SUN (Schools Uniting Neighborhoods), which means that it serves as a community center, offering, among other amenities, adult classes and after-school gathering opportunities. Children can then attend Kellogg Middle School, which is not currently rated by Niche. The school offers a Dual Language Immersion (DLI) program focusing on Spanish. To finish up their schooling, children can attend B-plus-rated Franklin High School, which is ranked as the No. 5 best public school in Multnomah County. Students have the option to take specialized classes, including culinary arts and robotics. They can also take advantage of the school's Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) program. For further educational opportunities, Mount Scott-Arleta is near higher learning institutions, including Portland Community College’s southeast campus and Warner Pacific University, both of which are less than 3 miles away.
Arleta Elementary anchors Mount Scott-Arleta with strong academics and deep community roots.
Kellogg Middle School on SE Powell Blvd in Portland serves Mount Scott-Arleta students in grades 6 - 8.
Mount Scott-Arleta students can catch a show at the auditorium at Grover Cleveland High.
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Important to Know: Commutes, major employers and more
While many people drive to get around, the neighborhood boasts bike lanes on some streets, and locals can also take advantage of TriMet’s public bus system. Some residents may work in downtown Portland, which is around 6 miles west via U.S. Route 26 or around a 50-minute bus ride. Different bus lines serve the neighborhood, including Line 14. Other residents may work at one of the Portland area's largest employers, like Nike, whose headquarters are around a 14.5-mile drive away via U.S. Route 26. Another nearby employer is Providence Milwaukie Hospital, which is around 4 miles away. “Lots of my buyers here work on the east side in various capacities. I see lots of artists buy homes here. I had a client that was a body piercer. Many people have more artistic jobs,” Noble-Ashford says. As for the weather, it’s no secret that Portland gets quite a bit of rain. Those wanting to escape the rainy winter months for a little bit can head on Interstate 205 to the Portland International Airport, which is about 9 miles north of the community.
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We have lived here for more than 10 years and have seen the neighborhood change a lot. More and more young families have moved in and it feels like a safe, welcoming place to raise our children. We have connected with many lovely neighbors, love the sense of community, and love how easy it is to get around the neighborhood and connect with people.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
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Sexual Assault
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Assault with Weapon
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Burglary
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Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Mount Scott-Arleta Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Mount Scott-Arleta, Portland sell after 45 days on the market compared to the national average of 56 days. The median sale price for homes in Mount Scott-Arleta, Portland over the last 12 months is $434,000, up 1% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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SE 73rd Ave - 3 bedroom townhouse in Mt Scott-Arleta neighborhood
Thank you for your interest in renting from Gordon Properties, Inc.If you have any specific questions after reading the unit description and our Screening Policy, please email us at Leasing@gordon-PROPERTY DESCRIPTION:This townhouse style duplex is near Mt. Scott Park and the Mt. Scott Community Center & Pool.The main level features living room, dining area with sliding glass
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Custom-Built 4BR/2.5BA Two-Story Near Woodstock — Quartz Island Kitchen, Gas Fireplace & Fenced Y...
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Come take a look at this charming home in the heart of SE Portland! This beautifully maintained 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home offers 1,566 sq. ft. of inviting living space and timeless character. Built in 1953, the home blends vintage charm with modern comforts.Step inside to discover gorgeous hardwood floors throughout and an abundance of natural light pouring through the large windows. The
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