Portland, Oregon
Madison South Homes for Sale
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8 homes
Avg $402,738
Market Overview
Madison South Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Madison South, OR
8
Active Listings
$403K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$99,900
To
$530,000
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About Madison South Real Estate
Madison South sits within Portland as a primarily residential neighborhood where many residents balance proximity to the city with a quieter, neighborhood-focused setting. It draws a mix of long-time homeowners and newer arrivals who value steady access to daily needs without being in the busiest central corridors. Daily life tends to center around local streets, nearby parks, and short drives or transit rides to work and errands. The area offers typical Portland amenities such as green spaces for walking or recreation and small clusters of shops and restaurants that serve residents. Walkability varies by block, with some sections closer to commercial pockets while others remain more car-dependent for broader outings. Families generally rely on the local public school district, which provides the main educational options alongside scattered private schools. Housing in Madison South consists largely of single-family homes on established lots, with a range of sizes and styles that reflect different decades of building. At the moment the neighborhood shows eight active listings with an average price near $402,737, giving buyers a relatively contained selection compared with larger Portland submarkets.
Average listing price: $402,738 · 8 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
The neighborhood currently has eight active listings with an average price of about $402,737. Prices range from the low $100,000s up to around $530,000, so buyers encounter a narrower pool than in some surrounding areas. Inventory levels can shift quickly, so checking regularly helps track available homes.
Single-family houses on individual lots form the main housing stock, with styles that span several decades of construction. Some properties include yards or garages while others sit closer to the street. The variety gives buyers options across different price points within the current range of $99,900 to $530,000.
Walkability depends on the specific block, with some streets near small commercial areas and others requiring a short drive for errands. Residents can reach parks and basic services without traveling far, though many still use a car for larger shopping trips or work commutes. The neighborhood sits within Portland’s broader network of transit and bike routes.
Children in the neighborhood attend schools within the local public school district, which covers the area along with a smaller number of private options. Families typically choose based on specific program needs and proximity rather than a single central campus. District boundaries can be confirmed through Portland Public Schools resources.
The current price range from $99,900 to $530,000 offers entry points for buyers who want a single-family home without Portland’s highest price tiers. With only eight active listings, competition can still appear for well-priced homes. New residents often weigh commute times and yard space when deciding if the neighborhood matches their needs.