Grant Park in Portland, Oregon, is a suburban neighborhood in Multnomah County known for its charming early 20th-century homes, including Craftsman bungalows, Cape Cods, and Tudor New Traditionals. Primarily composed of single-family homes, the area offers few condos, townhouses, or multi-family options, with mobile homes being uncommon. The median home sale price is $880,000, reflecting a competitive real estate market with homes selling faster than the national average. While new constructions are rare, modern renovations are prevalent, enhancing the historical charm of homes dating back to the 1920s and 30s. Grant Park's tranquil setting below Alameda Ridge combines walkable streets with proximity to urban amenities, top-rated schools, and community-focused activities, appealing to families and professionals alike. The neighborhood's vibrant community life is enriched by the central Grant Park, known for its recreational facilities and the Beverly Cleary Sculpture Garden. Offering a balance of historic appeal and modern convenience, Grant Park remains a sought-after location for prospective buyers in Portland.
