
Apartments near SE Powell Blvd-MAX Green Line in Portland, OR (590 Rentals)


8369 SE Brooklyn St

9815-9833 SE Division St

8319-8357 SE Brooklyn St

Clinton Street Apartments

9210 SE Caruthers St

8955 SE Division St

2604 SE 103rd Dr

8112-8120 SE Francis St

2531-2549 SE 85TH Ave

10324 SE Division St

4514 SE 83rd Ave

10843 SE Bush St

2228 SE 90th Ave

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10903 SE Bush St

2784 SE 81st Ave

4714 SE 83rd Ave

Viking Mobile Home Park

3423-3433 SE 78th Ave

11055 SE Bush St

2637 SE 109th Ave

Cedar Lee Apartments

Cascade Green Apartments

Central Park Mobile Home Park

4816-4824 SE 80th Ave

8101 SE Raymond St

11115 SE Holgate Blvd

8503-8521 SE Insley St

11401-11415 SE Powell Blvd

7738 Long St

7736 Long St

9020 SE Ellis St

8852 SE Ellis St

Golden Willow

8860 SE Ellis St

Legin Commons

9323 SE Ramona St

Jennifer Woods Condominium

9221-9235 SE Ramona St

7644 Division St

4045 SE 115th Ave

3761 SE 73rd Ave

Division Sunset Apartments

Woodie Guthrie Place

7215 SE Powell Blvd

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Steele Street Apartments

7909 SE Steele St

3402 116th

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There are currently 2,825 Studio Apartments in Portland with rent ranges from $470 to $8,910 with an average price of $1,374.
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Evaluating rental properties for clients draws many parallels to house-hunting. Whether an apartment, loft, townhouse, or other rental, finding the right place means finding “home” for your client.