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Oct. 20, 2026

Arlington Heights Home Values: A Seller's Guide

Arlington Heights — Smira Group

Arlington Heights lives right beside Portland's front yard. Perched above downtown next to Washington Park — home to the International Rose Test Garden, the Japanese Garden, and Hoyt Arboretum — this elegant West Hills enclave pairs grand historic homes with mature trees and city views. Prestige and setting are …

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Oct. 13, 2026

West Haven-Sylvan Home Values: A Seller's Guide

West Haven-Sylvan — Smira Group

West Haven-Sylvan is where the West Hills meet everyday convenience. Elevated and wooded, tucked near Sylvan and Highway 26, it offers contemporary and mid-century homes — many with views — while keeping you minutes from downtown, the zoo, and the westside. That close-in-yet-private character is a genuine value driver.

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Oct. 6, 2026

West Slope Home Values: A Seller's Guide

West Slope — Smira Group

The West Slope is Portland's leafy middle ground — wooded, mid-century, and remarkably convenient, sitting just west of the city with quick access to both downtown and Beaverton's job centers. For buyers who want space and trees without a long commute, it's a quiet favorite.

What buyers like …

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Sept. 29, 2026

West Linn Home Values: A Seller's Guide

West Linn — Smira Group

West Linn pairs river-town beauty with some of the region's most sought-after schools. Set where the Willamette and Tualatin rivers meet — near the dramatic Willamette Falls and the walkable Historic Willamette district — it's a wooded, upscale suburb that consistently draws move-up buyers.

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Sept. 22, 2026

Richmond Home Values: A Seller's Guide

Richmond — Smira Group

Richmond turned a neighborhood into a destination. With the Division Street food scene and the mellow charm of Clinton just south, this leafy stretch of SE Portland draws buyers from across the city — and its classic bungalows give them the character they're after.

What makes Richmond hum

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Sept. 15, 2026

Sunnyside Home Values: A Seller's Guide

Sunnyside — Smira Group

Sunnyside is Portland's eclectic heart. Draped across the Belmont and Hawthorne corridors, it's artsy, walkable, and unapologetically full of character — the kind of neighborhood people fall for on a single afternoon stroll. That distinct personality is exactly what makes it sell.

The Sunnyside appeal

Walkable, creative, …

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Sept. 8, 2026

Kerns Home Values: A Seller's Guide

Kerns — Smira Group

Kerns punches well above its size. Wedged between Laurelhurst and the river, this compact, close-in NE neighborhood packs in some of the city's best food and coffee along 28th Avenue, a stock of characterful early-1900s bungalows, and a walk-everywhere convenience that keeps buyers competing for it.

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Sept. 1, 2026

Lake Oswego Home Values: A Seller's Guide

Lake Oswego — Smira Group

Lake Oswego is the Portland area's premier suburban address, and it earns the reputation: a genuine lake at its center, top-rated schools, a walkable downtown, and a mix of luxury estates, mid-century gems, and lakefront homes. If you own here, you're in one of the region's most consistently in-demand …

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Aug. 25, 2026

Eastmoreland Home Values: A Seller's Guide

Eastmoreland — Smira Group

Eastmoreland feels like a park you get to live in. Anchored by Reed College, the Eastmoreland Golf Course, and the Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden, its curving, tree-canopied streets and grand historic homes make it one of the most picturesque — and prestigious — addresses on the eastside.

Why …

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Aug. 18, 2026

Irvington Home Values: A Seller's Guide

Irvington — Smira Group

If you want to understand why Irvington is special, just walk it. One of the largest historic districts on the West Coast — listed on the National Register in 2010 — its broad, tree-lined streets are a living catalog of American residential architecture from the 1890s through the 1920s. …

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