Top 10 Places to Live in Portland Oregon

[@MaySpitfire]

Curious what you think about Saint Johns in North Portland.

[@robertjennings7282]

Dear Paul Clem ~ 𝐍𝐎𝐋𝐀 𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐩𝐨𝐬𝐚𝐥 𝐂𝐚𝐦 is coming to Portland for Hall🎃ween! Please let me know where are the biggest public Halloween party spots in Portland? I need something like street fairs and festivals where all are welcome, even if they have a professional video camera. Has St. Helens canceled its festivities because it's gotten too big and dangerous? Greetings from New Orleans ⚜ and thank you.

[@livinginoregon]

@@robertjennings7282 st Helens is still going on. I’ll have to think about other stuff!

[@robertjennings7282]

@@livinginoregon Much appreciated. Thank you!

[@stevebrog9517]

The entire east side seems to have disappeared. Amazing. The largest physical part of the city just gone. Did it wash away in the Willamette? I guess we will never know.

[@livinginoregon]

Pardon

[@pjesf]

Can you talk about resources for researching crime rates in a given area? When I asked my realtor, he told me something along the lines of providing that kind of information could be construed as exerting influence. If I change neighborhoods within the city, I’m going to want to be better informed on that topic EDIT: I follow this channel because I can see myself relocating within the city but haven’t lived here long enough to be familiar with the pros/cons of various areas.

[@livinginoregon]

@@pjesf there is some gray area around providing that info, at the very least. Oregonlive.com has some crime stat maps I believe.

[@user-Brian_Gregory]

Nob Hill *would* be my favorite neighborhood in Portland, if it weren't for the parking- which is a nightmare. Most homes here don't have garages, and many don't even driveways, and the curbs are *always* filled. My more practical favorite upscale neighborhood that wasn't mentioned is Laurelhurst. Centrally located on the eastside, Laurelhurst has charm to spare, with hundred-year-old craftsman-style houses and tree-lined streets that become green tunnels in the summer. The one downside is that the "support" businesses are mostly located on the edges of the neighborhood, so it's fairly car-dependent.

[@livinginoregon]

@@user-Brian_Gregory thanks for the feedback! Laurelhurst was mentioned when Irvington was discussed.

[@Dee-s4q]

Also tons of tent tenants by Laurelhurst park. Place turns into zombie land at night

[@livinginoregon]

@@Dee-s4q tis the season

[@TheKatyLady1]

This should be called Portland area, very few of these places were actually in portland

[@Salmonskinbandaid]

How about the Hollywood district?

[@livinginoregon]

@@Salmonskinbandaid nice area to hang out and walk around

[@Salmonskinbandaid]

@@livinginoregon great to 👂 hear my partner & I are moving there in October from ATX 😎😳

[@legendtong1056]

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