
Apartments near 39th & Sandy Shopping Center in Portland, OR (1,273 Rentals)


2323-2339 SE Madison St

1403-1417 SE 24th Ave

545-605 NE Thompson St

The Tiffany Apartments

Twelve Point Five Condominiums

Tabor Hills Condominiums

2 Sfrs & 1 Triplex

7221-7227 SE Thorburn St

5423-5433 NE 32nd Pl

6 74th Ave

903 SE 17th Ave

The Oriental

7455 NE Fremont St

1511-1519 SE Morrison St

Columbia Ecovillage

Della Court Apartments

3610-3622 SE Harrison St

2312 SE Madison St

Sacramento Lofts

OR - 2311-2317 SE Hawthorne Blvd - KF

5044 NE Killingsworth St

Cascadian Court

2106-2112 SE Main St

507-525 NE 78th Ave

6916 SE Morrison St

5108-5120 NE Killingsworth St

2008 SE 34th Ave

2020 SE 34th Ave

Greenlane Apartments

1935 SE Main St

Citizen East

442 NE Russell St

4919-4921 NE Killingsworth St

502-520 NE 78th Ave

Hallman Court

4332 NE Jarrett St

822 SE 15th Ave

2123 Cesar E Chavez

4344 NE Jarrett St

5123-5125 NE Killingsworth St

1024 SE 16th Ave

2240 Martin Luther King Blvd

Wellesley Annex Apt

926 SE 15th Ave

736 NE Couch St

616 NE Fargo St

1615 SE Taylor St

1636 SE Taylor St

2150-2208 NE 80th Ave

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There are currently 2,824 Studio Apartments in Portland with rent ranges from $470 to $8,910 with an average price of $1,372.
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