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Northeast Neighbors is a historic neighborhood near downtown Salem
Northeast Neighbors is a residential neighborhood in central Salem that sprang up following the 1870s completion of the Salem-Portland rail line. Many of the homes, churches and schools that its original residents built in the following decades remain a part of the neighborhood, providing a historic ambiance and a sense of longstanding community. "It's located near the heart of Salem, and you've got the I-5 right on the other side, so it's incredibly convenient," says Realtor and Salem native Alex McCarthy of John L. Scott Real Estate.
Early-20th-century bungalows
The neighborhood’s residential developers laid out a gridded street pattern full of lots varying in size from 4,700 square feet to 8,000 square feet. Historic homes can be found throughout the neighborhood. It’s full of quaint Craftsman homes and charming bungalows,” says McCarthy. “You really get a sense of the history of the city, living in this area.” Midcentury homes filled the neighborhood's vacant lots in the decades after World War II. Most homes in the neighborhood sell for between $330,000 and $430,000.
Homes from many eras of the Northeast Neighbors neighborhood life span.
A set of english cottages vary in size and color in the Northeast Neighbors neighborhood.
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Close to downtown and Lancaster Drive shopping
There is a small commercial area in the heart of Northeast Neighbors, at the corner of Center Street and 17th Street. The intersection is home to highly-rated eateries Patty’s Off-Center Cafe and Johnny’s Bar & Grill, along with a few local shops. Most homes in the neighborhood are less than a mile away from either downtown Salem or the Lancaster Drive retail corridor. Downtown Salem, which has experienced a resurgence over the last decade, offers a mix of local shops and national retailers at the Salem Center mall, along with an array of bars and restaurants. Lancaster Drive, in contrast, is home to most of the city’s big box stores, including Fred Meyer and Target.
Riverfront City Park is a large park on the Willamette River near Northeast Neighbors.
The I-5 takes residents up Center St. through the Northeast Neighbors neighborhood.
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Salem-Keizer schools
The neighborhood’s public schools are overseen by the Salem-Keizer School District, which has a B-minus on Niche. Englewood Elementary also has a B-minus, while both Parrish Middle School and North Salem High School have C ratings. North Salem High offers dual credit courses through nearby Chemeketa Community College.
The Pavilion on the Oregon State Fair Grounds is on the North end of Northeast Neighbors.
Englewood Elementary School is next to Englewood park in the Northeast Neighbors neighborhood.
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Small local parks and the Oregon State Hospital grounds
City parks are spaced evenly throughout Northeast Neighbors. Englewood Park is over a century old and features a well-maintained playground and towering trees. Oregon State Hospital, on the east side of the neighborhood, offers walkable grounds and a 9-hole disc golf course. Greer Community Park, just south of the hospital, has athletic fields and a popular mountain biking course. The neighborhood is also just a few blocks away from the Oregon State Fairgrounds, which hosts large and small events throughout the year.
Mill Creek is lined with trees as it meanders through the Northeast Neighbors neighborhood.
Bush’s Pasture Park is a great spot to picnic and just a short drive from Northeast Neighbors.
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Next to the Oregon State Fairgrounds
The Oregon State Fair is held every August at the State Fairgrounds, less than a mile north of Northeast Neighbors. The fair, which has been held almost every year since 1862, lasts for a week and features rides, performances, competitions, and a vast array of food and craft vendors. The local Englewood Forest Festival is held earlier in August at Englewood Park and offers live music, craft vendors and children's activities.
Residents of Northeast Neighbors can enjoy music at the Gerry Frank Amphitheater nearby.
Visitors enjoy the fun rides at the Oregon State Fair in Salem.
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Easy to get around town
Local Cherriots bus routes run regularly along multiple streets in the neighborhood, mostly connecting to the downtown transit center and northeast Salem. Interstate 5 passes just east of the neighborhood, connecting to Portland roughly 60 miles north and Eugene about 110 miles south. The Salem Train Station is less than a mile south of the neighborhood.
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On average, homes in Northeast Neighbors, Salem sell after 63 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Northeast Neighbors, Salem over the last 12 months is $369,770, down 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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