Portland, Oregon
Foster-Powell Homes for Sale
“Discover 9 homes in Foster-Powell, Oregon”
9 homes
Avg $461,989
Market Overview
Foster-Powell Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Foster-Powell, OR
9
Active Listings
$462K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$199,000
To
$839,999
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About Foster-Powell Real Estate
Foster-Powell sits on Portland’s east side as a primarily residential neighborhood with a steady mix of long-term homeowners and newer residents. The area offers tree-lined streets and a practical, everyday feel rather than a destination vibe. Daily needs are met by nearby shops, cafes, and services along Foster Road and Powell Boulevard, while larger parks and trails provide outdoor space within a short drive or bike ride. Families rely on the local public school district for K-12 education, supplemented by nearby private and charter options. The housing stock consists mainly of single-family homes built from the early to mid-20th century, along with some duplexes and smaller apartment buildings. At the moment nine homes are listed for sale with an average price near $462,000, giving buyers a relatively contained selection compared with larger Portland neighborhoods.
Average listing price: $461,989 · 9 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Nine homes are currently listed, with prices ranging from $199,000 to $839,999 and an average around $462,000. Inventory remains modest, so buyers may encounter competition on well-maintained properties. The range allows for entry-level purchases as well as larger or updated homes.
Parts of the neighborhood sit within a few blocks of commercial stretches on Foster Road and Powell Boulevard. Residents can reach everyday services on foot or by short bike ride, though some addresses require a car for regular errands. Public transit lines also connect the area to downtown Portland and other east-side districts.
Single-family houses from the 1920s through the 1960s make up the majority of the stock, with occasional duplexes and small multifamily buildings mixed in. Many properties have been updated over time while retaining original features such as hardwood floors and covered porches. The variety supports different household sizes and budgets within the current price range.
The neighborhood is served by Portland Public Schools along with several nearby charter and private institutions. Families typically evaluate specific school attendance boundaries when choosing a home. Test scores and program offerings vary by site, so checking current district information is recommended.
Most single-family homes include driveways or garages, and on-street parking is generally available on residential blocks. TriMet bus routes run along major corridors, and bike lanes connect to the broader east-side network. Commute times to downtown Portland depend on traffic but are usually under twenty minutes by car outside of peak hours.