Midcentury homes all of their original character intact plus seamless updates certainly make a splash in the Portland market. Neighbor agent Jimi Hendrix’s listing at 3906 NE Rosa Parks Way in Concordia went pending five days after it hit the market on October 15, at $1,098,000. It also caught the attention of both Portland Monthly and The Oregonian.
Read MoreFew homes in the Portland area have a story like 15115 SE Woodland Way. Designed in 1929 by architect Jamieson Parker and set on 2.89 acres in Milwaukie, the estate came on the market March 30, 2026, at $1,710,000. It drew a fast offer and sold for $1.6 million. Along the way it was featured by Portland Monthly and twice by The Oregonian, which compared its rose garden to something out of a Jane Austen novel.
Read MoreFor decades, neighbors in Beaumont-Wilshire have wondered about the landmark home at 3880 NE Wistaria Drive. With its double-decker turret, conical roof and wind vane, it’s been known as the “castle house”.
Read MorePortland Monthly called it “A Dreamy Riverside Cabin,” and buyers agreed. The cabin at 74902 E Road 28A in Rhododendron was listed on the market by Neighbors agent Becca Barron on November 3, 2025, went pending in 10 days, and sold December 19 for $523,000.
Read MoreThe fully updated 1916 bungalow at 3103 NE 71st Avenue in Roseway was sold by Neighbors agent Becca Barron on September 26, 2025, for $775,000. That’s $30,000 over its $745,000 asking price. It drew an offer within a week of listing on August 13 and caught the attention of Portland Monthly and The Oregonian along the way.
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