Beaverton, Oregon residential neighborhood and community

Portland Westside · Oregon

Beaverton Real Estate

Beaverton is a connected Westside city known for established neighborhoods, major employers, diverse dining, and convenient access to Portland and Washington County.

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Market overview

Real Estate Market Snapshot

A practical view of the Beaverton housing market. Figures are approximate early-2026 indicators and vary by neighborhood, property, and source.

Typical median

$525K–$545K

Recent median sale prices generally cluster in the low-to-mid $500,000s, with meaningful variation by age, size, and school boundary.

Typical range

$470K–$640K

Local ZIP-code medians span this range; individual townhomes, detached homes, and luxury properties extend beyond it.

Market time

40–47 days

Turnkey homes in convenient locations may sell more quickly, while pricing and preparation still shape timing.

Price direction

Slightly lower recently

Recent annual measures were down roughly 2%–3%, though long-term demand and monthly results vary.

Inventory

About 2.3 months

The market is broadly balanced to seller-leaning, with quality homes near parks and employment receiving steady interest.

Common homes

Ranch to townhome

Buyers see mid-century ranches, 1970s–1990s subdivisions, newer detached homes, condominiums, and townhomes.

Everyday experience

Community & Lifestyle

What daily life can look like for people considering a move to Beaverton.

Shopping & dining

Cedar Hills Crossing, Progress Ridge, downtown Beaverton, and neighborhood centers provide groceries, restaurants, services, and entertainment.

Parks & recreation

The Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District maintains an extensive network of parks, trails, recreation centers, and athletic facilities.

Schools

The Beaverton School District serves much of the area. Buyers should verify boundaries and programs directly for each property.

Commuting

MAX light rail, bus routes, Highway 26, and local arterials connect residents with downtown Portland, Nike, Intel, and other Westside employers.

Community

Farmers markets, cultural events, libraries, and recreation programs create an active civic life without requiring a trip into central Portland.

Neighborhood feel

Residential areas range from walkable town centers to quiet, tree-lined subdivisions with larger lots and nearby green space.

Buyer perspective

Why Buyers Choose Beaverton

The practical qualities that keep this community in consideration.

Beaverton offers a useful balance of employment access, established neighborhoods, and strong everyday amenities, making it practical for many household types.

Its variety of attached and detached homes gives buyers several entry points and allows them to prioritize space, maintenance, or location.

Parks, recreation programs, transit, and diverse dining contribute to livability beyond the home itself.

Seller perspective

Why Sellers Benefit

How Beaverton's location, housing supply, and buyer interest can support a well-prepared sale.

Steady interest from Westside employees and Portland-area movers creates a broad buyer pool for well-maintained Beaverton homes.

Constrained inventory can help prepared properties stand out, especially near transit, parks, and highly considered school areas.

Accurate neighborhood-level pricing matters because values can shift quickly across boundaries, housing eras, and property types.