Portland, Oregon
Mount Scott-Arleta Homes for Sale
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18 homes
Avg $862,583
Market Overview
Mount Scott-Arleta Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Mount Scott-Arleta, OR
18
Active Listings
$863K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$179,000
To
$3,439,900
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About Mount Scott-Arleta Real Estate
Mount Scott-Arleta sits in southeast Portland and is primarily a residential neighborhood with a steady mix of long-term residents and newer arrivals. Many households are drawn to its quiet streets and convenient access to both central Portland and the outer east side. Daily life often centers on nearby parks, local cafes, and neighborhood shops that serve the surrounding blocks. Residents value the area’s balance of suburban feel within city limits and the option to reach downtown by car or transit in a reasonable amount of time. The public school district serves most families, with a combination of neighborhood elementary, middle, and high schools available. Housing stock consists largely of single-family homes built from the early to mid-twentieth century, alongside some smaller multi-unit buildings and newer infill projects. With 18 active listings on the market and an average price near $862,000, buyers encounter a range of entry points from modest updates to larger properties priced well above a million dollars.
Average listing price: $862,583 · 18 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
There are currently 18 homes listed for sale, with prices ranging from about $179,000 to $3.44 million. The average listing price sits near $862,000, reflecting a mix of smaller updated homes and larger single-family properties.
The neighborhood offers parks, quiet residential streets, and access to the local public school district. Many households appreciate the balance of space and proximity to everyday services without being far from downtown Portland.
Single-family houses from the early and mid-1900s make up much of the housing stock, along with some duplexes and newer construction. Buyers can find both modest and larger homes depending on budget and renovation needs.
Some blocks have nearby cafes, small markets, and transit stops, while other areas require a short drive for groceries or services. Residents often combine walking trips with occasional car use depending on their exact location within the neighborhood.
Listings currently span a wide range, with an average near $862,000. Entry-level homes start under $200,000 while larger or updated properties can exceed three million, giving buyers several price points to consider.