Portland, Oregon
Rose City Park Homes for Sale
“Discover 11 homes in Rose City Park, Oregon”
11 homes
Avg $1,513,909
Market Overview
Rose City Park Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Rose City Park, OR
11
Active Listings
$1.5M
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$344,900
To
$7,849,900
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About Rose City Park Real Estate
Rose City Park sits in the eastern part of Portland as a primarily residential neighborhood where many households have lived for years. The area attracts families and professionals who value a quieter setting with convenient access to other parts of the city. Tree-lined streets and a mix of older and newer homes create a settled feel rather than a rapidly changing one. Daily life centers on nearby parks and smaller commercial pockets that offer everyday dining and services without requiring a trip downtown. Residents often walk or bike for errands, and the neighborhood connects to larger trail systems that support outdoor routines. A range of public and private schools serves local students, with families typically choosing based on specific programs or commute preferences. Housing in Rose City Park consists mostly of single-family homes, with some smaller multi-unit properties mixed in. Current market conditions show eleven active listings with an average price near $1,513,909, reflecting a range that accommodates both modest and larger properties.
Average listing price: $1,513,909 · 11 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Most homes are single-family residences built across several decades, with occasional duplexes or smaller apartment buildings. The current inventory of eleven listings shows prices spanning from $344,900 to $7,849,900, giving buyers a wide selection within the neighborhood.
The neighborhood is served by Portland Public Schools along with nearby private options. Families generally select schools based on specific programs, location, and transportation needs rather than a single district-wide profile.
Local commercial pockets provide coffee shops, restaurants, and basic services within a short walk or bike ride for many residents. Larger shopping areas require a short drive, which is typical for many east-side Portland neighborhoods.
Active listings currently range from $344,900 to $7,849,900, with an average around $1,513,909. This spread reflects both smaller homes and larger properties that have come on the market recently.
The area offers a quieter residential setting with access to parks and schools, which appeals to households seeking more space than denser inner-east neighborhoods provide. Market data shows eleven homes listed, suggesting steady but not overwhelming buyer activity.