Best Small Towns Around Portland Oregon [TOP 6]

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Best Small Towns Around Portland Oregon [MY 6 TOP CHOICES]
If want the quiet small town feel but all of the city amenities of Portland Oregon then check out my 6 best small towns around Portland. This will give you an overview of some of my favorite towns around Portland. And if you want to dive deeper then check out my playlists for each of those small towns including, Lake Oswego, West Linn, Beaverton, and Sherwood.
There are so many amazing neighborhoods to explore in Portland, our goal is to help be your guide to finding the right one for you. If you need help finding a home give me a call. I'm local real estate agent that moved here from out of state just like you, so I know what it's like and the questions you probably have. We help people everyday relocating to our city, so reach out for any questions!
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@harleyriderstitcher3951 Месяц назад

Well done! We are looking in Oregon and Washington for land to build a custom home, no hoa. Will keep you guys in mind!

@movingtoportlandoregon Месяц назад

Sounds great!

@JD-kf2ki 4 месяца назад

How about Saint Helen?

@airplane2316 4 месяца назад

Born and raised around the Portland area. Portland is not what it was just 7 years ago. Prices are now similar to Socal but with 9 monhs of rain. I moved to the coast of California and was able to get a place for about the same price I would pay in Portland. Best decision of my life.

@movingtoportlandoregon 4 месяца назад

Glad you found a place that's a good fit and you're happy! What town did you move to?

@airplane2316 4 месяца назад

@@movingtoportlandoregon Deep deep in Uranus 🪐

@movingtoportlandoregon 4 месяца назад

@@airplane2316 That doesn't sound better than Portland!

@MarvinThiessen 4 месяца назад

Portland started its downward slide when Sam Adams became mayor. Next up was Charlie Hales, then came Ted Wheeler, Portland's version of the Three Stooges. Metro's current Chair is pathetic. Bad leadership equals a toxic dysfunctional city. "Catch & release" DA Schmidt was voted out in the recent election, a positive step forward. If anyone is thinking of moving here, pick someplace on the west side of the city, the east side is a mess for the most part.

@erniehoffer1784 4 месяца назад

Great video. There are no old growth Douglas Fir, Cider, or Pines trees in LO. Old growth trees are over one hundred years old. Most of the old growth trees were cut down for farming years ago. LO has 80 year old trees.

@movingtoportlandoregon 4 месяца назад

Hi Ernie, Thanks for the watch! There are over 20 confirmed 100 year old trees in LO, probably many more. This was confirmed back in 2010 at the bicentennial LO celebration. We even have a tree that is 300 years old! Three of the trees identified were growing here during the time of the first peoples, the Kalapuyans and Clowewallas. They are all Douglas-firs: the oldest on a trail at the end of Brookside Road (in Iron Mtn. Park), the Peg Tree in Old Town, and the Firwood Road Douglas-fir. Two of them were cored to provide more precise ages. The Iron Mountain tree is over 300 years old, and the Firwood Road Douglas-fir is 175 years. The famous Peg Tree has not been cored because its bark is too thick for a standard corer. Through historical data describing it as a meeting place and a Sunday school dating after the 1850’s, and analyzing its size on an 1936 aerial photo in comparison to today, the Peg Tree’s age has been determined to be at least 200 years.

@donneary7104 4 месяца назад

Correction on the age of Oregon City, Oregon. Aaron stated at the start of the video that Oregon City is "Over one hundred years old". It is actually closer to two hundred years old as it was founded in 1829 and incorporated as a city in 1844. It was the first American city incorporated west of the Mississippi. At that time the Oregon territory incompassed what is presently Washington State, Oregon, Idaho, and parts of Montana and Wyoming. Oregon City was ther territorial city of the whole Oregon Territory at that time. It also is the end of the Oregon trail that saw thousands of covered wagon migrants that moved westward during the expansion period of the USA. So history runs deep in this city. .

@movingtoportlandoregon 4 месяца назад

Thanks Don! A very rich history in Oregon City!