
Apartments near NW 5th & Couch-MAX Green Line in Portland, OR (1,724 Rentals)


Golden Key Manor

1624-1636 NE Tillamook St

2020-2038 NE Clackamas St

2558 NW Thurman St

2520 NW Upshur St

Crown Imperial Apartments

1935 SE Main St

2026 SE Yamhill St

933 NE 22nd Ave

2230-2236 NE Couch St

Thurman House

2011-2041 NE Clackamas St

2342 NE 14th Ave

2532 NW Upshur St

2555 NW Savier St

2224-2238 SE Ash St

2303 SE 12th Ave

2523 Nw Upshur St

1023 SE 21st Ave

1802-1828 NE Hancock St

1700-1718 NE Tillamook St

1332 NE 21st Ave

2121 NE 17th Ave

2601-2643 NW Raleigh St

2522 NW Vaughn St

2315 SE 12th Ave

2305-2315 SE Ash St

2250 NE Flanders St

2314 SE Pine St

Kathy's Court

928-942 NE 22nd Ave

The Townhouses

Regal Court Apartment

348 N Ivy St

125 NE 24th Ave

1932 SE Madison St

204 SW Woods St

2222 NE Pacific St

Inverness Apartments

2331-2343 NE Everett St

Multi-Family/Investment Opportunity

3117-3123 SW 2nd Ave

1935 SE Elliott Ave

2108 SE Taylor St

2334 E Burnside St

2325 NE Flanders St

2003-2011 NE 19th Ave

Hancock Court Apartments

2149 NE Clackamas St

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There are currently 2,826 Studio Apartments in Portland with rent ranges from $470 to $9,025 with an average price of $1,372.
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