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Student Housing in Portland, OR

170 places found.

170 places
Park 19

$1,752+/unit

Fees may apply

Park 19

4.6 (5)
Park Avenue West

$1,602+/unit

Fees may apply

Park Avenue West

4.8 (5)
Park Plaza

$1,183+/unit

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Park Plaza

4.0 (5)
Pine Cone Apartments

$1,050/unit

Fees may apply

Pine Cone Apartments

3.4 (5)
Portland Astoria

$1,568+/unit

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Portland Astoria

3.4 (5)
Q21

$1,285+/unit

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Q21

4.4 (5)
Regency Apartments

$785+/unit

Fees may apply

Regency Apartments

1.6 (5)
Reveal Apartments

$1,444+/unit

Fees may apply

Reveal Apartments

5.0 (5)
Revere

$1,379+/unit

Fees may apply

Revere

4.2 (5)
Saltwood

$1,559+/unit

Fees may apply

Saltwood

5.0 (5)
Sanctuary Apartments

$1,220+/unit

Fees may apply

Sanctuary Apartments

4.2 (5)
Sandy Lofts

$2,056+/unit

Fees may apply

Sandy Lofts

3.8 (5)
Sawbuck

$1,864+/unit

Fees may apply

Sawbuck

4.6 (5)
Sky3

$1,219+/unit

Fees may apply

Sky3

2.0 (5)
Skylar Grand

$1,190+/unit

Fees may apply

Skylar Grand

3.0 (5)
Slabtown Square

$1,393+/unit

Fees may apply

Slabtown Square

5.0 (5)
Slate Apartments

$1,675+/unit

Fees may apply

Slate Apartments

3.2 (5)
Solace

$1,499+/unit

Fees may apply

Solace

1.8 (5)
Soleil

$1,199+/unit

Fees may apply

Soleil

3.4 (5)
Sovereign Building

$1,300+/unit

Fees may apply

Sovereign Building

5.0 (5)
Splash Apartments

$1,535+/unit

Fees may apply

Splash Apartments

4.4 (5)

Best Neighborhoods for Students in Portland

Downtown

The campus-adjacent core, walkable and well served by transit, ideal for students who want to be in the middle of the city.

Pearl District

A polished, walkable neighborhood just north of downtown with apartments, shops, and the streetcar at its doorstep.

Southeast Portland

A leafy, residential area across the river that draws students who want quieter streets and good bike and transit access.

Getting Around Portland as a Student

Here's what you need to know about getting around Portland.

Public Transit

Portland is known for strong public transit, and students rely on it heavily. TriMet runs the region's buses along with the MAX light rail and the Portland Streetcar, which together connect downtown, the campus areas, and the surrounding neighborhoods. A transit pass usually makes reaching class and the city core easy without a car.

Walking and Biking

Downtown Portland and the close-in neighborhoods are walkable, so students living near campus can handle most daily errands on foot. Portland is one of the most bike-friendly cities in the country, with extensive bike lanes and flat terrain in the core. Walking and biking cover most short trips comfortably.

Parking

A car is useful for grocery runs and trips beyond the city, but parking downtown can be limited and costly. Many students who live near campus and transit skip a vehicle. If you bring one, plan around tight parking in the denser neighborhoods.

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