Portland, Oregon
Multnomah Homes for Sale
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11 homes
Avg $478,305
Market Overview
Multnomah Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Multnomah, OR
11
Active Listings
$478K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$274,900
To
$925,000
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About Multnomah Real Estate
Multnomah sits within Portland as a long-established residential neighborhood where many residents value proximity to both city resources and a quieter, neighborhood scale. People who live here often include families, long-time locals, and professionals who appreciate access to parks and everyday conveniences without the density of downtown. The area features tree-lined residential streets with a mix of older homes and some newer construction, and daily life tends to revolve around local shops, cafes, and nearby green spaces rather than large commercial corridors. Multnomah is served by the local public school district, with families also having the option of nearby private and charter schools depending on their needs. Housing stock includes a range of single-family homes on modest lots, some bungalows, and occasional multi-unit properties that reflect the neighborhood’s gradual evolution over several decades. At the time of this writing the neighborhood shows eleven active listings with an average price near $478,000, and current homes range from the mid two-hundreds to over nine hundred thousand dollars.
Average listing price: $478,305 · 11 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
The neighborhood currently has eleven active listings, with an average price around $478,000. Homes on the market range from about $275,000 to $925,000, giving buyers a selection across different price points and property sizes.
Many residents find everyday errands manageable on foot or by short drive thanks to small commercial pockets and nearby parks. Local cafes, services, and transit connections help support a practical daily routine without relying solely on a car.
The housing stock is primarily single-family homes, including older bungalows and some later mid-century builds on typical Portland lots. A smaller number of duplexes and multi-unit properties also appear, reflecting the neighborhood’s gradual development over time.
Families in Multnomah are served by the local public school district, and several private and charter options are also accessible in the broader Portland area. School choice often depends on specific grade levels and individual family priorities.
Daily life tends to balance residential quiet with access to nearby parks, small shops, and Portland’s wider cultural offerings. Many residents appreciate the neighborhood scale while still being able to reach downtown or other districts within a reasonable commute.