Portland, Oregon
Powellhurst-Gilbert Homes for Sale
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44 homes
Avg $523,850
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Powellhurst-Gilbert Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Powellhurst-Gilbert, OR
44
Active Listings
$524K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$69,500
To
$5,499,900
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About Powellhurst-Gilbert Real Estate
Powellhurst-Gilbert is a residential neighborhood on Portland’s east side that draws a mix of long-term residents and newer households looking for more space than many closer-in areas provide. It sits well east of downtown Portland and functions as a quieter, more suburban-feeling pocket within city limits. Daily life centers on tree-lined streets, local parks, and everyday errands that can often be handled by car or short bus rides. A handful of small commercial pockets supply coffee shops, markets, and casual dining, while larger retail centers are a short drive away. Families are served by the local public school district, with a combination of neighborhood elementary schools and larger middle and high schools nearby. The housing stock is largely single-family homes from the mid-20th century onward, with some newer infill and townhomes appearing on scattered lots. At the moment the neighborhood shows 44 active listings with an average asking price near $524,000, giving buyers a range that stretches from modest properties in the low six figures up to larger or updated homes well over a million.
Average listing price: $523,850 · 44 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
There are 44 homes listed for sale in Powellhurst-Gilbert right now, with an average asking price of about $524,000. Prices span a wide range, from roughly $70,000 up to nearly $5.5 million, reflecting everything from smaller or fixer properties to larger updated homes.
Many households with children choose the neighborhood for its residential streets and access to nearby parks. Families are served by the local public school district, and the area’s quieter pace appeals to parents who want more space than denser Portland neighborhoods provide.
Most daily needs require a car or short transit ride, though some residents can walk or bike to small commercial pockets with coffee shops and markets. Larger grocery stores and retail centers sit within a few minutes’ drive.
The neighborhood is made up primarily of single-family houses built from the mid-20th century forward, with occasional townhomes and newer infill construction mixed in. This variety gives buyers options across different price points within the current 44 active listings.
The neighborhood lies on Portland’s east side, so a drive to downtown typically takes 15–25 minutes depending on traffic and time of day. Many residents value the balance of residential calm with reasonable access to the city center.