
Apartments near Yamhill District-MAX Red Line in Portland, OR (1,715 Rentals)


Burrell Court

The Laurelwood

1303-1311 NE 24th Ave

San Farlando

1635 NW 26th Ave

2949 SE Yamhill St

Standard Dairy

1805-1815 NE 21st Ave

Savier Street Apartments

Vintage Courtyard

Kern Park

The Kathryn Ann

The Timaria Apartments

Kalani Apartments

2805-2833 SE Division St

1346 SE Center St

Slavin Court

The Industrial Apartments

2701 SE Clinton St

Sophia's View Condominiums

Upshur House

Ivanho

3101-3119 SE Morrison St

Starview

The Aspen

1943-1947 NE Tillamook St

Zeal Lofts

3120-3130 SE Belmont St

laurelhurst terrace

Lauralee

2145 NE Hancock St

Parkview Commons

1620 NE 24th Ave

9 NE 31st Ave

Ellen Browning Building

3087 SE Ankeny St

Division Terrace

Thurman Apartments

Margot01

Thurman Apartments

Hartford

D29

Carmel Terrace

Wellington House

4212 SE 15th Ave

Aalto Modern

Huntington House

Clinton Court

Pacific Court

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