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Residential comfort with nearby activities
The Rose City Park neighborhood has at least a couple of notable distinctions. It bears Portland’s well-known nickname. And it was formally established in 1907, the first year of the city’s annual Rose Festival. Located about 5 miles east of the downtown, the neighborhood is a primarily residential community that enjoys proximity to other pockets of Portland with significant clusters of dining and shopping destinations. Rose City Park borders Hollywood, which residents can easily end up in by simply traveling west on Sandy Boulevard. Rose City Park’s western neighbor boasts a district featuring chain grocers like Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods, as well as a historic movie house known for its eclectic lineup of showings. “You’re immediately adjacent to the Hollywood district, which has lots of restaurants,” says Alex Roy, a Realtor with John L. Scott Real Estate, who lives in the Mt. Tabor neighborhood just south of Rose City Park. “Almost any direction you go, you got quick access to commercial areas, restaurants and that kind of stuff.” Residents also enjoy the neighborhood due to some of its outdoor spaces. Many often flock to the perimeter of the Rose City Golf Course, which has a park in its southwestern corner that’s popular with dog owners and youth athletes. “Around the golf course that is right there is a wonderful walking area,” Roy says. “In the southwest corner, there are a couple baseball diamonds, a playground and open field that’s a favorite for people to bring their dogs to.”
Stop by the Rose City Food Park, then continue on to Hollywood
A cluster shops and eating spots can be found right along Sandy Boulevard. Among them is the Rose City Food Park, one of a number of food cart pods located around Portland. Visitors can pick from well over a dozen food trucks, as well as enjoy the beer garden in the dog friendly pod. Picnic tables and wooden lawn chairs are placed across the pod. Other nearby options include Du’s Grill, which boasts having the “Best Korean Teriyaki in the Known Universe.” Continuing farther east along Sandy and into the Roseway area, those looking for groceries can stop by the Safeway. Going west, Sandy leads to another dense dining and entertainment destination in neighboring Hollywood. There’s a Trader Joe’s and Hollywood Farmers Market for fresh produce. There’s also the historic Hollywood Theatre, a renovated Prohibition-era movie house known for screening indie films and hosting live shows. The venue, which brought back 70 millimeter projection in 2015, also screens classic flicks. A screening of the silent science fiction film Metropolis involved an organist playing the score on the theater’s Mighty Wurlitzer pipe organ, giving viewers the authentic and classic movie-going experience.
Come visit this food cart pod market to experience all types of new street-style food.
Espresso Cart converted from an old-fashioned RV is selling coffee in Rose City Park, Portland.
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Rounds at the Rose City Golf Course and youth indoor soccer
A small portion of the 18-hole Rose City Golf Course extends into the eastern end of the neighborhood. This public course’s tree-lined fairways covers more than 140 acres and its perimeter is a popular spot for strollers. Rose City Park features some green space that dog owners use to let their pups roam and get some exercise. There are also ongoing plans to provide a new trail around the course’s perimeter. Children can get on the playground set under the shade of the tall trees at Normandale Park. The space located along Northeast Halsey Street features a fenced dog park, which is not widely common across the city. The dog park is further split into sections for small and large-sized dogs. Located right along the neighborhood’s southern bounds is Rose City Futsal EAST, one of the operation’s two Portland facilities. Futsal is soccer usually played indoors and on a hardwood floor. With multiple state-of-the-art courts, Rose City Futsal’s activities include youth leagues and camps for young and aspiring players. The facilities come complete with Clive’s Public House on the second floor, where fans and family can watch the action while enjoying some beers.
The green ways at Rose City Golf Course are well maintained and a neighborhood favorite.
Enjoy a game of golf or lunch at Rose City Park's Golf Course.
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Craftsmen, bungalows and some English Tudors
Rose City Park’s neighborhoods features charming, tree-lined blocks, where it’s not uncommon to see homes occupying raised lots with sloping front lawns. Among the widely common builds here are one- or one-and-a-half story Craftsmen and bungalows than can run from just over $630,000 to around $760,000, with overall size playing a factor. There are some nearly century-old English Tudors that can be found just southwest of the golf course. With overall size playing some role, price points for those can run between the lower $600,000s to over $800,000.
New home construction with a three story floor and garage in Rose City Park, Portland Oregon.
Sky view showing the main road and surrounding neighborhoods in in Rose City Park, Portland.
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Vietnamese dual language program at neighborhood elementary school
The neighborhood has access to some strongly rated schools. They include Rose City Park Elementary, Beaumont Middle School, Grant High School and Leodis V. McDaniel High School, all of which received grades of B or higher from ratings site Niche. The elementary school offers a Vietnamese dual language immersion program. There’s also a pre-kindergarten through eighth-grade alternative in the St. Rose School, a private Catholic institution located within Rose City Park. The more than 100-year-old private school’s programs and focuses include STEM and a MakerSpace.
Beaumont Middle School's large auditorium faces 42nd St. in Portland.
The grand front entrance to Grant Park High School in Portland, Oregon.
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Close to Rose Festival events
Like other Portland residents, Rose City Park residents can conveniently access the city’s annual lineup of events and festivals, including the flagship Portland Rose Festival that typically runs from late May to mid-June. One of the festival’s events is the Fred Meyer Junior Parade, which takes place in June in neighboring Hollywood to the west. Other events not too far Rose City Park include the Alberta Street Fair that also takes place in June, but in nearby Alberta.
Sky view showing the main road and surrounding neighborhoods in in Rose City Park, Portland.
Pan of Sandy Blvd and some parts of town in Rose City Park, Portland Oregon.
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I-84 connections and access to MAX rail lines
Interstate 84 runs right along the neighborhood’s southern bounds, connecting to interstates 5 to the west and 205 to the east. I-5 runs past downtown Portland, which is about 5 miles west of Rose City Park. I-205 runs toward the Portland International Airport, located about 5 miles north of the neighborhood. The MAX light rail’s Blue, Green and Red lines also run along Rose City Park’s southern bounds and stop at the Northeast 60th Avenue station. TriMet bus stops are located across the neighborhood. The Providence Portland Medical Center is located just outside the neighborhood’s southern bounds.
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Parks in this Area
Frazer Park
Playground
Multi-Purpose Field
Normandale Park
Baseball/Softball
Basketball
Soccer
Wellington Park
Trails
Playground
Multi-Purpose Field
Rose City Park
Baseball/Softball
Tennis
Trails
Coe Circle
Multi-Purpose Field
Rosemont Bluff Natural Area
Trails
Transit
Airport
Portland International
13 min drive
Subway
Ne 60Th
Bus
NE Sandy & 54th
Bus
NE Halsey & 60th
Bus
NE Halsey & 63rd
Bus
NE Halsey & 57th
Bus
NE Fremont & 52nd
Bus
NE Sandy & 50th
Bus
NE Halsey & 49th
Reviews
Niche Reviews
4.32 Reviews
5.0Current Resident
9/29/2017Niche Review
I love the neighborhood. It's close to the max and a few major bus lines. There is a large park that has a playground, ball fields, and a dog park. Everyone I've met is nice and friendly. The only thing I would change is the large and ugly storage unit facility they are building.
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Rose City Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Rose City Park, Portland sell after 28 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Rose City Park, Portland over the last 12 months is $668,000, up 11% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Charming Alameda bungalow with a front porch that dreams are made of and gorgeous stained cedar shake siding. The living room has a wood fireplace and gorgeous wood floors that continue through the rest of the main floor. The dining room features stained wood wainscoting and trim. The updated kitchen is a chef's delight with an island, a plethora of storage and high-end Bosch appliances including
Hi there—I'm a newly built townhome nestled in the heart of Portland’s Rose City Park neighborhood, and I’ve got a lot to offer. With 2 spacious bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and an open-concept layout, I was thoughtfully designed for modern living. My high ceilings and oversized windows let in plenty of natural light, making every corner feel bright and welcoming. My kitchen is one of my favorite spots,
Darryl BodleKeller Williams Realty Portland Premiere
Hi there—I'm a newly built townhome nestled in the heart of Portland’s Rose City Park neighborhood, and I’ve got a lot to offer. With 2 spacious bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and an open-concept layout, I was thoughtfully designed for modern living. My high ceilings and oversized windows let in plenty of natural light, making every corner feel bright and welcoming. My kitchen is one of my favorite spots,
Darryl BodleKeller Williams Realty Portland Premiere
Step into a bright, neutral-toned interior that feels fresh and inviting from the moment you arrive. The well-appointed kitchen is a chef’s dream: stainless steel appliances gleam alongside a stylish accent backsplash and granite countertops, creating a modern, functional heart of the home. This home features two primary suite-style bedrooms—each offering private bathroom access—for ultimate
Charming Rose City home with a perfect blend of vintage character and modern updates. This light-filled home features beautiful refinished hardwood floors, classic built-ins, and a cozy wood-burning fireplace. The kitchen has open cabinetry, a range & eating nook. Easy access to the BBQ via the side door. Two bedrooms and a full bath on the main, with a versatile finished basement offering
Great owner occupant or investor triplex in Rose City Park. 2 out of the 3 units are occupied. The basement was recently finished out, and there is more potential living space that has not been finished yet. This triplex has mid-century style including fireplaces and hardwood floors. All units have access to laundry facilities.
Society 62 is a thoughtfully designed co-living community in Portland's Rose City Park neighborhood. Spread across three fully furnished floors, each "household" features a chef-style kitchen, communal dining area, media lounge, and its own private patio or balconyideal for both socializing and relaxing. Residents enjoy private bedrooms (some with ensuite bathrooms) and share modern, open-concept
Welcome to Koz on Sandy, where city living meets comfort and convenience in Portland, OR. Enjoy stunning city views from the comfort of your own home in our unique floorplan apartments. Take advantage of our convenient onsite laundry facilities, making chores a breeze. With a prime location in the heart of the city, you'll have easy access to all that Portland has to offer. Don't miss out on the
Welcome to Orlena Apartments, located in the heart of Portland, OR. Our 1 & 2-bedroom apartments offer spacious living areas with large kitchens equipped with dishwashers. Enjoy the fresh air on your own large balcony or patio, perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Take advantage of our convenient onsite laundry facilities and picnic area with BBQ grills. Orlena Apartments is pet-friendly, with a
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Owners
Demographics
Total Population
8,446
Median Age
44
Population Density
12 ppl/acre
Population under 18
20.1%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
18.1%
On par with the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$113,944
Significantly above the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$142,160
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
97.6%
College Graduates
66.1%
Significantly above the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
27%
Above the national average
13.3%
% Population in Labor Force
72.6%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
37''
Average Winter Low Temperature
36°F
Average Summer High Temperature
82°F
Annual Snowfall
3''
Area Factors
Biker's Paradise
Bike Score®
98/ 100
Very Walkable
Walk Score®
82/ 100
Good Transit
Transit Score®
59/ 100
Source: Walk Score
Source: Walk Score
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