Deb Kemp

This 1979 architectural work by James G. Tropfenbaum distills the essence of living among the trees. Designed with conceptual simplicity and intentionality, the 3-bedroom, 1 and a half bath home spans across nearly a quarter acre lot, where warm materials, crisp lines, and an elevated outdoor living area create the feeling of a modern treehouse: light-filled, grounded, and thoughtfully in sync

Designed in 1968 by architect James "Jim" Miller of the renowned Zaik-Miller partnership as a residence for his own family, this Northwest Modern home is a masterclass in site-responsive design. Built on a unique lot, it was profiled in Northwest Magazine in 1969 for its elegant resolution of terrain. The split-level layout embraces elevation changes while maintaining a clean, sculptural flow,

At the intersection of history and modern living, complete with a successful Airbnb business and 2-car garage, this classic 1906 Craftsman places you among some of Portland’s most vibrant streets—where everyday essentials and inspired indulgences are always close by. Morning coffee at Albina Press, white curry at Eem, a show at Mississippi Studios, a sip from Kaya—the neighborhood hums with

Build your dream home on this rare, private 5.19 acre lot, peacefully perched in the NW Hills. Approx 15mins drive to downtown Portland. Just N of Cornell and E of Skyline, the property is situated at the end of an attractive, private & quiet cul-de-sac. The property consists of 2 lots; 2.37 acres & 2.82 acres. Water, gas and electric utilities are available at the street. Initial build