Housing mix
Beaverton offers a broad mix of housing. Depending on the area, buyers may find mid-century and late-20th-century single-family homes, newer subdivisions, townhomes, condos and infill construction.
Beaverton, Oregon
Living in Beaverton
A local guide to Beaverton neighborhoods, housing, current market conditions, nearby communities, parks, shopping and what buyers should know.
Quick Take
What to Know First About Beaverton
Start with the four factors that usually have the biggest effect on how a city works for an actual home search.
MAX Light Rail
Several west-side MAX stations connect Beaverton with downtown Portland, Hillsboro and other areas.
Shopping & Dining
Beaverton has major shopping areas, local restaurants, grocery options and smaller neighborhood commercial districts.
Know the jurisdiction
A Beaverton mailing address does not always mean the property is inside Beaverton city limits.
Beaverton at a Glance
Why Buyers Consider Beaverton
Beaverton sits immediately west of Portland and offers a mix of established neighborhoods, newer communities, townhomes, condos and single-family homes. Buyers are often drawn to the area for its location, parks, shopping, employment centers and access to the rest of the west side.
Beaverton is less about one dominant downtown and more about a network of established neighborhoods, employment areas, parks and commercial centers. Central Beaverton has become more mixed-use and transit-oriented, while the south and west sides retain a more conventional suburban pattern.
For buyers, the distinction between the City of Beaverton and the broader Beaverton mailing area matters. Bethany, North Bethany, Cedar Mill, Raleigh Hills and other communities are commonly grouped into Beaverton searches even though some are unincorporated Washington County or separate jurisdictions.
The city sits in the middle of the west-side job corridor, so buyers often balance housing style and lot size against access to Highway 217, US 26, MAX, Nike, Hillsboro's technology employers and Portland.
Local Character
What Beaverton Is Known For
These characteristics help explain how Beaverton feels from one part of the city to another and what buyers are likely to notice while comparing homes.
West-side employment access
Beaverton sits between Portland and Hillsboro and is closely connected to major technology, sportswear and professional employment centers.
Parks and recreation
The broader Beaverton area is served by an extensive THPRD network of parks, trails, recreation centers and natural areas.
Transit options
MAX Blue and Red line service, WES commuter rail and multiple bus routes make several parts of Beaverton relatively transit-accessible.
International food and markets
Beaverton's restaurant and retail scene reflects a broad range of cuisines and locally owned businesses.
Current Housing Market
Beaverton Housing Market
Current Beaverton-area housing market statistics based on the latest available local market report.
Active single-family listings in the latest report.
Average days on market for recently sold homes.
Average sale price in the latest local report.
Estimated available supply at the current sales pace.
What This Could Mean for Buyers
Beaverton market conditions are relatively balanced in the latest report. Conditions can still vary substantially by neighborhood, property type and price range.
Market data updated as of August 23, 2026New on Market
Featured Homes in Beaverton
A few recently listed homes that stood out in the current Beaverton inventory. Open any home for more details, then text or call me to confirm availability and arrange a tour.
$769,000
20333 SW NAVARRE LN Beaverton, OR 97007
4 Beds
2.5 Baths
3,348 Sq Ft
$699,000
10105 SW SIRE TER Beaverton, OR 97008
4 Beds
3.5 Baths
3,119 Sq Ft
$1,095,000
8704 SW MARSEILLES DR Beaverton, OR 97007
5 Beds
4.5 Baths
4,346 Sq Ft
$524,500
19954 SW Bernhardt Beaverton, OR 97007
4 Beds
2.5 Baths
1,934 Sq Ft
$725,000
8034 SW 195TH AVE Beaverton, OR 97007
6 Beds
2.5 Baths
2,700 Sq Ft
$1,125,000
8768 SW MARSEILLES DR Beaverton, OR 97007
5 Beds
3.5 Baths
3,950 Sq Ft
$685,000
12045 SW IBIS TER Beaverton, OR 97007
4 Beds
2.5 Baths
2,466 Sq Ft
$775,000
9685 SW 173RD AVE Beaverton, OR 97007
4 Beds
3.5 Baths
2,660 Sq Ft
Listings and availability can change quickly. Contact Steven to confirm current status and showing availability. Feed updated Aug 24, 2026.
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City of Beaverton GIS
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Beaverton Neighborhood Guides
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Nearby Beaverton-Area Communities
Popular Areas Buyers Often Compare With Beaverton
These nearby communities are commonly considered by buyers searching in the broader Beaverton area.
Cooper Mountain
Hillside housing, newer construction and growing residential development southwest of Beaverton.
Murrayhill
An established south Beaverton-area community with suburban housing, shopping and nearby parks.
Progress Ridge
A mixed residential and commercial area around Progress Lake and Progress Ridge TownSquare.
Cedar Hills
An established west-side community near central Beaverton and major shopping destinations.
Cedar Mill
A popular area north of Beaverton with quick access to Portland, Highway 26 and the west side.
Bethany / North Bethany
Newer communities, planned development and housing north of Beaverton near the Highway 26 corridor.
Tanasbourne
Shopping, restaurants, apartments, townhomes and suburban housing near the Beaverton-Hillsboro border.
Housing
What Types of Homes Will You Find in Beaverton?
Beaverton offers a broad mix of housing. Depending on the area, buyers may find mid-century and late-20th-century single-family homes, newer subdivisions, townhomes, condos and infill construction.
New construction is more common in the broader Beaverton area and nearby communities such as Cooper Mountain and North Bethany than in some of the more established central neighborhoods.
Much of Beaverton's detached housing was built from the postwar period through the 1990s, so split-levels, ranches, traditional two-story homes and planned subdivisions are common. Renovation levels vary widely, even within the same neighborhood.
Central Beaverton and areas near MAX include a larger share of apartments, condos and townhomes. Buyers who want newer detached housing often expand their search toward Cooper Mountain, South Cooper Mountain, North Bethany or neighboring Hillsboro and Tigard.
A Beaverton search benefits from comparing jurisdiction, HOA structure, transportation access and lot configuration rather than relying on the mailing address alone. Unincorporated areas can have different service providers, planning rules and road conditions from incorporated Beaverton.
New Construction Opportunities
5 communities tracked in Beaverton
See the current and upcoming builder communities in Beaverton and jump directly to the city section of the New Construction guide.
Location & Transportation
Getting Around Beaverton
MAX Light Rail
Several west-side MAX stations connect Beaverton with downtown Portland, Hillsboro and other areas.
Highway Access
Highway 26, Highway 217 and major arterial roads connect Beaverton to Portland and surrounding suburbs.
West-Side Employment
Beaverton is well positioned for buyers working in Beaverton, Hillsboro and other west-side employment centers.
Before You Buy
What Buyers Should Consider in Beaverton
Citywide averages only tell part of the story. These are practical details worth comparing as you evaluate individual homes and submarkets.
Know the jurisdiction
A Beaverton mailing address does not always mean the property is inside Beaverton city limits.
Highway access can be a major differentiator
Access to Highway 217, US 26 and major arterials affects commute times across the west side.
Established homes vary in updates
Roofing, windows, siding, plumbing and interior renovations can differ significantly in similarly aged subdivisions.
New construction is often outside the older core
Buyers focused on newer homes may find more choices in growth areas south, west and north of established Beaverton.
Search Strategy
When Beaverton May Be Worth a Closer Look
A city guide is most useful when it helps you decide what to investigate next. These are housing and location priorities that can make Beaverton relevant to a search.
- Buyers who want to compare Beaverton at the neighborhood and property-type level rather than relying on a single citywide average.
- Buyers who value the mix of west-side employment access and parks and recreation described in this guide.
- Buyers willing to evaluate the location-specific tradeoffs in Beaverton—including commute routes, housing age, lot conditions and ownership costs—before choosing a submarket.
This is a comparison framework, not a ranking of communities. The right choice still depends on the specific property, budget, commute, ownership costs and day-to-day priorities you want to test.
Shopping, Parks & Daily Life
Living in Beaverton
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Shopping & Dining
Beaverton has major shopping areas, local restaurants, grocery options and smaller neighborhood commercial districts.
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Parks & Recreation
Parks, trails, recreation facilities and green spaces are distributed throughout Beaverton and the surrounding area.
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Easy Access to the Metro
Buyers can live in a suburban environment while remaining relatively close to Portland and other west-side cities.
Local Traditions
Annual Events & Community Traditions in Beaverton
Recurring events are one way to understand how a community gathers, celebrates and uses its public spaces throughout the year.
Citywide
Summer
Beaverton Night Market
Central Beaverton
A signature city event featuring food, vendors, performances and cultural programming in central Beaverton.
Event information
Citywide
Typically September
Beaverton Celebration Parade
Central Beaverton
A community parade and civic celebration that brings organizations, schools and local groups into the downtown area.
Event information
Citywide
Holiday season
Beaverton Winter Lights
Central Beaverton
A seasonal downtown event centered on lights, public space and community gathering.
Event informationEvent schedules, locations and programming can change from year to year. Verify current details with the organizer before making plans.
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Beaverton FAQ
Common Questions About Beaverton
Is Beaverton part of Portland?
Beaverton is its own city west of Portland, although the two are closely connected as part of the larger Portland metropolitan area.
What types of homes are available in Beaverton?
Buyers can find single-family homes, townhomes, condos, older established housing and newer construction, depending on the neighborhood and surrounding community.
Is there new construction in the Beaverton area?
Yes. Newer construction is available in several parts of the broader Beaverton area, especially toward growing communities west and southwest of the city.
How is the Beaverton housing market?
Conditions change by neighborhood, property type and price range. The market section on this page is designed to stay updated with the latest available local statistics.
Can you help me compare Beaverton neighborhoods?
Yes. I work throughout Beaverton and the surrounding west side and can help compare neighborhoods based on budget, commute, housing type and other priorities.
What is Beaverton known for?
West-side employment access: Beaverton sits between Portland and Hillsboro and is closely connected to major technology, sportswear and professional employment centers. Parks and recreation: The broader Beaverton area is served by an extensive THPRD network of parks, trails, recreation centers and natural areas. Transit options: MAX Blue and Red line service, WES commuter rail and multiple bus routes make several parts of Beaverton relatively transit-accessible.
What should homebuyers pay attention to in Beaverton?
A Beaverton mailing address does not always mean the property is inside Beaverton city limits. Access to Highway 217, US 26 and major arterials affects commute times across the west side.
Research Notes
How This Beaverton Guide Was Researched
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Buyer-oriented city guide. Market statistics are maintained separately; parcel-specific jurisdiction, utilities, HOA rules, taxes and property conditions should be verified during due diligence.
Citywide information is a starting point. For an individual home, verify parcel-specific jurisdiction, taxes, utilities, HOA documents, permits, property condition and other due-diligence items separately.
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