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I had to comment because this is a gem of a video!! Thank you for making it. I was born and raised in Orange County CA, road-tripped up to Oregon during covid and fell in love. I’ll be moving to the Portland area next month and am looking to purchase some homesteading land in PNW next year. I can’t wait to watch the rest of your videos!

Its not the Columbia River separating West and East Portland, its the WILLAMETTE.

Looking to move here from Detroit. Seeking walkable/bike friendly neighborhoods, public transportation, and access to nature. Appreciate the videos.

Lived in the PDX area since 75 and your assessment is pretty darn good imho.But you left out the fact that the entire area has nightmarish traffic.Portland has always had its share of homelessness,but it used to be concentrated just off the Burnside bridge area.Now there are homeless camps EVERYWHERE in the city.The outskirts and suburbs around Portland don’t really tolerate the campers,so anyone thinking about moving here,I would recommend visiting first.

Imagine those delicious conversations from family and friends when you announce your move to Portland. Oh my!

It's a great video. Useful information! Thanks a lot!

If you make under $60k a year you can't comfortably afford to live here and if you make over $120k your paying a marginal state and local income tax of over 13.5% which is higher than california new york or any other tax area in america paired with the 2nd highest property tax rate in nation, in a city with homes significantly above the national average. With that said instead move to Vancouver, WA or a Seattle suburb if you like the pnw, in regard to seattle though more expensive, wages are substantially more and you can actually keep most of your income well living in a first class city If you can find a job in Vancouver, WA there is absolutely no need to move to the desolate south known as portland, you pay 0% income tax, with wages that are the exact same, and have the ability to drive 5-10 mins to shopping center at the border to avoid almost all sales tax, oh and your paying about half the property tax in Vancouver too, generally better schools, absolutely only a fraction of the crime, and best of all you are allowed to call yourself a Washingtonian which warrants a bit more respect than saying your from its metaphorical slacker little brother oregon

Amazing video bro I just learned a lot

I love the city of Portland! Great video!

This was incredibly informative

Moving from Spokane, WA. Appreciate the information!

You called the north-south river flowing through downtown the Columbia: it's the Willamette ( Will-AM- it).. that might confuse newbies. I'm sure you know the Columbia is much bigger & east-west, unlike the Willamette..

I grew up on Bull Mountain. There was a cattle grazing field and blackberries on 150th but now it’s all new builds.

That smartboard makes your map videos outstanding!

Currently in Atlanta. Definitely prefer the west side. I haven't decided between the north (e.g. near the Japanese Garden) or south (perhaps a house in the hills or by Tyron). I'd love a midcentury modern house (like a Rummer) where i can walk out to forest trails and have a short commute to coffee shops, good gyms, and Powell's Books.

Thank you for the great video! Very informative. I got a job with OHSU, moving in January 2024 from Los Angeles. Looking into Beaverton area.

Great content! Do you have one of these videos for Vancouver Camas areas?

Planning on moving there this upcoming June.

Looking and waiting.

Currently in Oceanside, Ca. We have been planning a move to the suburb cities of Portland. No job lined up yet. Oregon city, Vancouver, mcminnville, Hillsboro. Don't know yet. Why? The outdoor activities. That's it. Thanks for years of information of your team.

I’ve been living in Portland for 8 years or 7 I love it here I recommend living in Laurelhurst it’s way more calm than the other neighborhoods, I also the downtown apartments huts it’s way more loud. I personally like it being loud.

I drive 75+’ trucks all over Portland for work. I’ve been in all that traffic lol. I know this place pretty well, mostly on the west side. Iived here 13 years.

I'm looking into moving to Portland, OR for a year from Southern California. Your explanation of the t-map sectioning is most helpful. Thank you.

I may be moving to Beaverton to live with some family and study engineering!

I’m moving from Knoxville, TN, next year after I graduate with my master’s. My job will be located in Tualatin, so I’m looking for an apartment located somewhere near busy streets with good nightlife, but also close enough to my job.

I still have 2 years left of college but I will be moving from rural Indiana. I am considering living either downtown or in the pearl district

Moving from Dallas Texas, looking to move into the central Portland or Beaverton area. Potentially Hillsboro.

We are hoping to move to Portland in 6 -12 months. Would love a classic gem that needs love and lots of polish.

It’s super expensive to live in the city of Portland. The reason there are so many people living in their cars is because nobody can afford an apartment on a $15-20/hr salary. I was fortunate to buy my home in Estacada before prices jumped but it’s getting busy out here too. For me it’s worth the drive. I’m surrounded by forest but it’s definitely not as convenient. Lol when I first moved here it took me a couple weeks to figure out the grid system. I still need a GPS most of the time to get around and I’ve been here 10 years lol. If you’re looking to work at OHSU just know you are going to have to pay for parking or you can take Trimet.

Looking from Montreal!

I haven’t been there since 1987 and there used to be a light rail that went to Vancouver, Washington from downtown Portland is that still there? Just wondering it’s been so long that I’ve been over there

Chicago

Central East side Portland beyond 205 is very liveable if the west side suburbs are too sleepy for you, or inner SE is too expensive for you. The David Douglas School District is fantastic. People familiar with the East Bay Area in CA will find themselves at home here. More diversity than west side and closer to all the cool stuff in inner SE. The federal government just approved a $20 million upgrade to 122nd street to make it safer for cyclists and pedestrians. It's only a matter of time before the various car dealerships are rezoned into mixed-use housing and small business. It's a little rough, but Portland's crime rate is lower than Oakland's and the houses are 50% the cost, larger and in better condition. Also, the houses in inner SE might be cuter, but the spaces are much smaller AND my friends in inner SE get their cars broken into far more often. The trade off is that cool stuff is more walkable there, but I'm hopeful that more redevelopment is done here to create a stronger sense of a neighborhood. With Portland recently changing their city charter to have their council members district-oriented instead of at-large, there will be more pressure for elected officials to make major infrastructure changes to improve this community. That said, there are still neighborhoods to avoid. Avoid anywhere near a bottle drop, areas around major streets. Look towards areas near schools, and meet with the neighbors around a house you might want to get the full scoop.

You called it the 5 quadrant but you forgot the north Portland area so there are addresses that are sw, nw, s, n, ne, se

I want a lot of rain 🌧️

Slightly weighted toward housing inventory availability.

Moving from Albuquerque New Mexico to Portland for work and relocation

Born and raised in Pdx. Took my family and my business and left in 2020. All three of my kids and their family’s left as well. Crime is sky high. The streets are dirty and not safe. Extremely taxing on personal as well as businesses. Only a fool would move here. It breaks my heart what has been done to my beautiful city.

You missed North Portland

Tampa, FL

tMoving from Tennessee!!! Working at OHSU. This has been super helpful!

Phoenix

Portland is a hell hole to escape! Not move to! I escaped a year and a half ago and am more thankful with every update I get.

Hows Mt Tubor Park? Do they allow the camping of the illegal nature? I want to take my Grandkids from Camas to that awesome park.

Sacramento

Cedar Mill

I left Portland 2 months ago after 9 years. Sick and tired of drug addicts, crime, vandalism, shootings and homicides. Don’t do it people.

I'm assuming the Portsmith area is nothing but automatic gunfire 24/7 since nobody really ever covers that. For those of us that can only afford a $300,000 home or $350,000 home, do you know of anybody making videos about those neighborhoods? Because those of us who are going to be living in them would like to know. Thank you.

I-26??? I mean Portland hasn't built a new freeway in 40 years... 26 being upgraded to an Interstate would be amazing... ;)

Handsome

I don't think many people wanna move to Portland

Portland does not put their money into roads. Traffic is the worst at all times.

If you are considering moving to Portland, the first thing to do, I would suggest, is s complete mental exam.

Shows the Hawthorne bridge and calls it the I5 . It's rt.26 not I 26. Calls the Willamette the Columbia 😅 Forgot north Portland 😮. NE Portland has the highest crime rate. Paper mill in camas, it smells like burning hair. A Portland joke, " I met a girl, she told me to kiss her where it stinks, so i took her to Camas.

It’s sickening every time another swathe of farmland gets scrapped for more development. Build up, not out. No farms…no food.

This is a joke, right? the city was at its best 10 years ago. Now its a California traffic, down town is a sheet hole where bums harase you for a buck, biking is a death wish or walking home with out a bike, and homeless camps keep grooving. YES PEOPLE MOVE IN YOU WILL BE HAPPY HERE.

Don't ever discount Portland Oregon 💞