Portland, Oregon
Buckman Homes for Sale
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9 homes
Avg $797,756
Market Overview
Buckman Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Buckman, OR
9
Active Listings
$798K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$285,000
To
$1,495,000
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About Buckman Real Estate
Buckman sits on the east side of Portland and draws residents who value proximity to downtown without living in the densest urban core. The neighborhood attracts a mix of long-term locals and newer arrivals who work in creative fields, education, or small businesses and appreciate an older housing stock that has seen steady upkeep. Tree-lined residential streets give way to commercial corridors where residents can find coffee shops, restaurants, and neighborhood services within a short walk or bike ride. Parks and green spaces are scattered throughout, supporting an outdoor-oriented daily routine for many households. Families here are served by the local public school district along with nearby private options, so parents have several choices when it comes to schooling. The housing stock leans toward single-family homes and smaller multi-unit buildings rather than large apartment complexes. With nine active listings on the market and an average price near $798,000, buyers encounter a relatively small but consistent selection of homes priced from the mid-200,000s to nearly $1.5 million.
Average listing price: $797,756 · 9 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
The neighborhood currently shows nine active listings with an average asking price of roughly $798,000. Prices range from about $285,000 to $1.495 million, giving buyers a wide span of options. Inventory levels remain modest, so homes that match specific criteria can move quickly.
Many residents reach daily needs on foot or by bike thanks to nearby commercial streets that host coffee shops, restaurants, and small retailers. The layout supports errands without a car for most households, though some services still require a short drive or transit ride.
Single-family houses and smaller multi-unit buildings make up most of the housing stock. Buyers often find older homes that have been maintained or modestly updated rather than new construction. This mix contributes to the neighborhood’s established residential feel.
The area is served by the local public school district, and families also have access to nearby private schools. Parents typically evaluate several options based on programs and location rather than a single standout institution.
Current listings span from $285,000 to $1.495 million, with the average price sitting near $798,000. This range covers entry-level condos or smaller homes up to larger single-family properties.