Portland Metro · Oregon
Aloha, Oregon.
The attainable west-side value pick
Market snapshot
Roughly $485,000 to $520,000 typical for single-family homes
Affordable and active. Buyers priced out of nearby Beaverton and Hillsboro keep well-kept homes moving quickly, often with multiple offers near the top end of the range.
Washington County, west of Beaverton
What makes Aloha different.
Aloha is the west side's best-kept value secret: the same employment corridors and a noticeably lower price per square foot than its better-known neighbors. Buyers who stretch the search a few miles west often find a home they can actually afford.
Homes change hands at different speeds depending on price, condition, and location within the city. The snapshot on this page is based on recent published market data, and Paul is happy to pull the current numbers for the specific street you are watching.
Typical commute: About 15 to 25 minutes to downtown Portland on Highway 26, with TriMet bus service and MAX Blue Line connections through Beaverton for rail commutes.
Market snapshot
The numbers, plainly.
- Median sale price around $485,000 to $515,000 in recent tracking
- Roughly 80% of homes fall in the $400,000 to $749,000 band
- More affordable per square foot than Beaverton and Hillsboro a few miles east
- Minutes from the Nike and Intel employment corridors and MAX light rail
Figures reflect recent published reports and shift with the market. Ask Paul for the freshest comparable sales before you make a decision.
Who this area suits
The right buyer for Aloha.
- First-time buyers who want an affordable west-side home
- Tech and healthcare commuters working along the Sunset Corridor
- Families who want a quiet west-side neighborhood close to parks
- Buyers who want parks and trails without premium prices
Typical home types: Mid-century ranch and split-level homes on established lots; A meaningful share of townhomes and condos for entry buyers; Newer pockets of infill as the community redevelops.
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Portland Metro Lake Oswego
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Thinking about Aloha?
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