Portland, Oregon
Pearl District Homes for Sale
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40 homes
Avg $536,790
Market Overview
Pearl District Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Pearl District, OR
40
Active Listings
$537K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$174,900
To
$3,498,000
Property Types
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About Pearl District Real Estate
Pearl District sits in Portland as a mixed-use neighborhood that blends converted industrial buildings with newer residential construction. Many residents are professionals and empty-nesters who value proximity to downtown offices, galleries, and transit. The area developed from former warehouses and rail yards, so streets are laid out on a grid with wide sidewalks and ground-floor retail. Parks such as the North Park Blocks offer open space within a short walk, and the neighborhood connects to the waterfront via pedestrian paths. Dining options range from casual cafes to established restaurants, and several grocery stores and fitness studios serve daily needs. Public transit lines and bike routes make it possible to reach other parts of the city without a car. Families are served by Portland Public Schools, which operate elementary, middle, and high schools in the broader district; some households also choose nearby private or charter options. Housing stock includes condominiums in mid-rise and high-rise buildings, converted lofts, and a smaller number of townhomes and single-family residences. At the time of writing, roughly 40 homes are listed for sale with an average price near $536,790, spanning from entry-level units around $175,000 to properties priced above $3 million.
Average listing price: $536,790 · 40 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Recent listings show an average price of about $536,790. Individual homes range from roughly $175,000 for smaller condominiums up to $3.5 million for larger or newer units.
There are approximately 40 active listings in the neighborhood. Inventory can shift quickly, so checking current data is useful for buyers entering the market.
The neighborhood borders downtown and many residents reach offices, shops, and transit hubs on foot or by short bike or streetcar ride.
Condominiums in converted warehouses and newer mid-rise buildings make up the largest share of the housing stock, along with a smaller selection of townhomes and single-family residences.
Several blocks of green space, including the North Park Blocks, sit within or adjacent to the neighborhood, providing places for walking, picnics, and community events.