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


550 NE Fargo St

Orleans Apartments

Taylor Court Apartments

3227 NE 7th Ave

722 NE Couch St

5331 NE Killingsworth St

410 SE 10th Ave

2836 NE Killingsworth St

6840-6850 NE Going

1131 SE 17th Ave

537-539 NE 80th Ave

1831 SE Madison St

555 NE Fargo St

Alberta Street Apartments

1932 SE Madison St

5480 NE 28th Ave

Brentwood Apartments

5511 NE 55th Ave

Nyleta Court

533 NE Cook St

Lloyd District Commons

2204 SE 50th Ave

1702-1712 SE Main St

201-217 NE 6th Ave

5601-5635 NE Killingsworth St

1305 SE Yamhill St

Maggie Gibson Plaza

1804 SE Madison

5625-5635 NE Killingsworth St

1611-1619 SE 21st Ave

2538 NE Killingsworth St

923 SE 13th Ave

2530 NE Killingsworth St

5511 NE 27th Ave

Pine Street Lofts

2438 NE Killingsworth St

5430 NE 24th Ave

The Taylor Apartments

1304 SE 16th Ave

8021 NE Flanders St

1223-1227 SE Yamhill St

417 SE 76th Ave

932 SE 12th Ave

2515 NE Killingsworth St

5023-5033 NE 17th Ave

1403-1421 SE 17th Ave

The Claire Apartments

1024 SE 12th Ave

1009 NE Skidmore St

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There are currently 2,828 Studio Apartments in Portland with rent ranges from $470 to $5,137 with an average price of $1,368.
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