Portland, Oregon
Goose Hollow Homes for Sale
“Discover 13 homes in Goose Hollow, Oregon”
13 homes
Avg $479,758
Market Overview
Goose Hollow Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Goose Hollow, OR
13
Active Listings
$480K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$149,950
To
$1,945,000
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About Goose Hollow Real Estate
Goose Hollow sits just west of downtown Portland and blends residential streets with convenient access to the city center. Residents include a range of households, from long-term owners to newer arrivals who value proximity to work, transit, and services. The area offers tree-lined blocks, nearby parks, and everyday dining and shopping options within walking distance or a short drive. Daily life tends to revolve around a balance of quiet neighborhoods and the broader Portland scene for entertainment, errands, and outdoor time. Families in Goose Hollow are served by the local public school district, with additional private school choices available nearby. Housing includes a mix of single-family homes, smaller multi-unit buildings, and some condo and townhome options, reflecting the neighborhood’s varied development history. At the time of this writing there are thirteen active listings, with prices averaging roughly $480,000 and ranging from under $150,000 to nearly $2 million.
Average listing price: $479,758 · 13 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Recent data shows an average listing price of about $480,000. Individual homes range from the low $150,000s to nearly $2 million, so buyers can find options across several price points depending on size and condition.
There are currently thirteen active listings in the neighborhood. Inventory levels can shift quickly, so checking updated searches is useful for buyers who want to see what is available.
Many parts of Goose Hollow allow residents to reach parks, small commercial areas, and transit on foot. Proximity to downtown Portland also supports walking or short transit trips for work and entertainment.
The housing stock includes single-family homes, smaller apartment and condo buildings, and some townhomes. This mix gives buyers choices in both detached houses and attached living arrangements.
Local parks and green spaces are accessible within or just outside the neighborhood. Residents often combine these nearby spots with the larger trail and park systems found throughout Portland.