
Apartments near Convention Center-MAX Red Line in Portland, OR (1,798 Rentals)


1804 NE 14th Ave

1410-1418 NE Schuyler St

The Shoreline

Old Town Lofts

203-207 NW 3rd Ave

1608 NE Halsey St

1211 NE Tillamook St

1329 NE Hancock St

1404 NE Hancock St

2310 NE 8th Ave

1927 NE 14th Ave

1815 NE 15th

134 W Burnside St

The Fontaine

1434-1442 NE Hancock St

1409 NE Hancock St

Pine Street Lofts

Broadway Commons

128 SE 12th Ave

1524 NE Hancock St

Broadmore Apartments

1739-1749 NE Wasco St

1221 SE Ash St

439 SE Grand Ave

1825-1835 NE 16th Ave

Biltmore Apartments

1420 E Burnside St

1729 NE 17th Ave

1807 NE Multnomah St

Lloyd District Condominium

2303 NE 12th Ave

2424 N Vancouver Ave

442 NE Russell St

1812-1818 NE Halsey St

1804-1814 NE Weidler

1623 NE Couch St

1908 NE Multnomah St

1304 SE Ash St

2009 NE 16th Ave

1804 Weidler St

1817 NE Weidler St

410 SE 10th Ave

2515 NE 9th Ave

Barber Block

2600 N Williams Ave

1511 NE Tillamook St

1800 Place Apartments

1802-1820 NE Schuyler St

2136 NE 15th Ave

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There are currently 2,820 Studio Apartments in Portland with rent ranges from $470 to $8,675 with an average price of $1,368.
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