Portland, Oregon
Rose City Park Homes for Sale
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14 homes
Avg $1,269,843
Market Overview
Rose City Park Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Rose City Park, OR
14
Active Listings
$1.3M
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$305,000
To
$7,849,900
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About Rose City Park Real Estate
Rose City Park sits in the eastern part of Portland and functions as a primarily residential neighborhood with a steady mix of long-term homeowners and newer residents. The area is known for its quiet streets and established feel, where people value proximity to both city conveniences and outdoor space. Daily life often centers around local parks, nearby cafes, and everyday errands that can be handled on foot or by short drive. The neighborhood is served by the local public school district, with families also having access to nearby private and charter options depending on their needs. Housing consists largely of single-family homes built across several decades, ranging from modest older properties to larger updated residences. At the time of writing there are 14 homes listed for sale, with an average price near $1.27 million and a range that runs from the mid-three-hundreds up to several million dollars.
Average listing price: $1,269,843 · 14 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
There are 14 active listings in the neighborhood. Prices vary widely, with an average around $1.27 million and homes ranging from about $305,000 to nearly $7.85 million. Inventory levels and price points can shift with broader Portland market conditions.
The housing stock is mainly single-family residences built over several decades. Buyers can find both smaller, more modest homes and larger properties depending on the block. Newer construction appears occasionally as infill or renovations.
Many residents can reach small parks, coffee shops, and neighborhood services on foot. For larger grocery stores or additional dining options, a short drive or bike ride is usually needed. The neighborhood balances a residential setting with reasonable access to everyday conveniences.
The area falls within the local public school district, and families also consider nearby private or charter schools. School choice often depends on specific address boundaries and individual preferences rather than a single default option.
Many households appreciate the quieter streets and available yard space that single-family homes provide. At the same time, the price range means entry-level buyers may need to look at smaller or older properties within the $305,000 to $1.27 million segment of the current listings.