Median Price
$586,000
Walk Score
80
Schools
B+
Where it sits
Concordia is located in Northeast Portland, bordered by NE Columbia Blvd (north), NE 22nd Ave (west), NE 42nd Ave (east), and NE Prescott St (south).* It’s known for its creative energy and community focus, with leafy streets, public art, and Alberta Street—a vibrant corridor often described as “Portland’s front porch for artists, families, and neighbors.”
The Neighborhood
Concordia’s homes are a lively mix of 1920s Craftsman bungalows, classic Portland Foursquares, and updated ranches alongside newer townhomes. Streets are filled with mature trees, gardens, and colorful porches. Most blocks feel neighborly and well-curated, with public art dotting fences and yards.
Days in Concordia often revolve around Alberta Street and its nearby cross-streets, which offer relaxed strolls to coffee shops, bakeries, galleries, and markets. You’ll spot families heading to parks, cyclists making quick errand runs, and artists opening shop doors—it's an inviting, bike- and foot-friendly neighborhood where most daily needs are just a short walk away.
“Creative energy, community focus, with leafy streets”
Parks, Trails & Green Space
Top 5 places to get outside
Kennedy Community Garden — A thoughtfully managed community space for neighbors to grow vegetables, flowers, and connect over garden projects. Known for its welcoming feel and well-tended plots. (Kennedy School grounds, NE 33rd Ave & NE Jessup St)
Fernhill Park — A spacious park popular for its 400-yard running track, huge off-leash dog area, open meadows, playground, and summer concerts. Frequented by dog owners, sports teams, and families alike. (NE 37th Ave & Ainsworth St)
Alberta Park — Just south of Concordia’s boundary, this park is a neighborhood staple for playgrounds, tennis and basketball courts, skate bowl, and shaded picnic areas. (NE 22nd Ave & Killingsworth St)
Northeast 33rd Avenue Community Garden — A collaborative garden run by Portland Parks, offering raised beds and shaded sitting areas for Concordia residents. (NE 33rd Ave & Simpson St)
Cerimon House Urban Oasis — A unique pocket green space associated with the Cerimon House community venue—a place for quiet reflection, small gatherings, and garden programming. (5131 NE 23rd Ave)
Coffee Shops
Top 5 places for a coffee
Extracto Coffee Roasters — A neighborhood favorite roasting their own beans, with a cozy space ideal for meeting neighbors or getting work done. Known for precise espresso drinks and fresh pastries. 2921 NE Killingsworth St
Deadstock Coffee North — A uniquely Portland take on coffee culture, offering art-inspired drinks and a community vibe. Known for innovative flavors and frequent pop-ups. 5012 NE 42nd Ave
Café Reina — A welcoming café with bright interiors and a rotating menu of specialty lattes, tea, and baked goods. Known for locally sourced treats and inclusive events. 5930 NE 30th Ave
Barista (Alberta St location) — A small Pacific Northwest chain with Portland roots, celebrated for quality rotating beans and comfortable seating. Known for friendly service and expert pour-overs. 1725 NE Alberta St
Kiss Coffee — A sunny, compact corner café drawing crowds for robust coffee drinks and sweet pastries. Known for its friendly staff and dog-friendly patio. 8216 NE Fremont St
Restaurants & Food Carts
Top 5 places for a bite to eat
DarSalam — Family-run Iraqi restaurant with a warmth that extends to both their traditional platters and creative modern specials. Known for fragrant lamb stews and flavorful vegetarian options. 2921 NE Alberta St
Tin Shed Garden Café — A quintessential neighborhood spot with a dog-friendly patio, serving hearty breakfast, lunch, and dinner with lots of local produce. Known for friendly service and crowd-pleasing brunches. 1438 NE Alberta St
Podnah’s Pit Barbecue — Texas-style barbecue spot drawing regulars from all over Portland for brisket, ribs, and home-style sides. Known for wood-smoked meats and generous platters. 1625 NE Killingsworth St
Fernhill Food Park — A hub for local food carts with diverse offerings (including vegan options), plus shaded seating for a relaxed meal outdoors. Known for variety and a casual community feel. NE 42nd Ave & Holman St
Pine State Biscuits (Alberta St location) — A celebrated PNW chain known for enormous biscuit sandwiches, gravy, and a lively weekend crowd. 2204 NE Alberta St
Bars
Top 5 places for a drink
Concordia Ale House — A welcoming local bar offering a curated tap list with a focus on PNW craft beers, plus comfort food and screens for game day. Known for friendly regulars and no-frills atmosphere. 3276 NE Killingsworth St
Alberta Street Pub — A cozy, music-forward neighborhood pub serving regional brews and classic cocktails. Known for its back patio and live music nights. 1036 NE Alberta St
Victoria Bar — Neighborhood cocktail bar with clever house creations, a bright interior, and indoor shuffleboard. Known for lively weekday happy hours and inventive drinks. 4835 N Albina Ave
Radio Room — Retro-styled indoor/outdoor bar with upper-level deck, classic cocktails, and a solid comfort-food menu. Known for relaxed brunches and evening gatherings. 1101 NE Alberta St
The Bye and Bye — Beloved vegan bar in a low-key space with creative cocktails and a communal feel. Known for hearty bowls and signature drinks. 1011 NE Alberta St
Things To Do
Top 5 things worth your time
McMenamins Kennedy School — A former elementary school reinvented as a hotel, theater, restaurants, brewery, soaking pool, and gathering space. Known for public events, art, and family-friendly fun. 5736 NE 33rd Ave
Alberta Rose Theatre — Intimate historic theater hosting live music, film, and community acts. Known for eclectic programming and a warm, local atmosphere. 3000 NE Alberta St
Guardino Gallery — Art gallery featuring rotating exhibits from Pacific Northwest emerging and established artists, plus a mosaic-filled sculpture garden. 2939 NE Alberta St
Cerimon House — Community-focused event venue and performing arts space offering talks, performances, and workshops. Known for its welcoming, inclusive energy. 5131 NE 23rd Ave
Trillium Family Services Mural Walk — Take a free self-guided tour of public murals created by local artists on the Trillium campus and adjacent blocks. 3415 NE 16th Ave
Community Resources
Local services & organizations
Concordia Neighborhood Association — The local advocacy and organizing group, known for publishing Concordia News and hosting neighborhood cleanups and events. (https://concordiapdx.org)
McMenamins Kennedy School Community Room — A free/reservable meeting space for Concordia groups and clubs (within the Kennedy School complex). 5736 NE 33rd Ave
Northeast Portland Tool Library — Loaning tools for home and garden projects, plus DIY classes for residents of surrounding neighborhoods. 5431 NE 20th Ave
Alberta Main Street — Neighborhood nonprofit dedicated to supporting Alberta St’s small businesses, public events, and streetscape improvements. 1722 NE Alberta St
USPS - Concordia Post Office — Full-service neighborhood post office providing mail, shipping, and passport services. 5010 NE 42nd Ave
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Is It Right For You?
How Concordia balances out.
Every neighborhood trades one thing for another. Each scale is drawn from real data — price, walkability, era, and architectural character.
Everyday comfortA trade-off to weigh
Who it suits
You’ll likely love it if…
- Creative families and individuals seeking an engaged, arts-oriented community
- Those who value walkability and local businesses
- Homebuyers wanting historic charm and diversity in housing
It might not fit if…
- Home prices can be high relative to nearby neighborhoods
- Some school ratings are below Portland’s average
- Busy event nights on Alberta/Killingsworth mean heavier traffic and limited parking
Concordia FAQ
The questions we hear most about Concordia — and honest answers from people who know it.
Ask us anything →You’ll find a mix of 1920s Craftsman bungalows, classic Portland Foursquare houses, and post-war ranches. Many homes feature front porches, original woodwork, and gardens—plus newer townhomes near Alberta Street.
Yes, Concordia scores an 80 on Walk Score, meaning daily errands and social visits are easily handled without a car, especially around Alberta and Killingsworth.
The neighborhood hosts frequent art walks, small festivals, block parties, and pop-up markets—many centered on Alberta Street, with live music, kids’ activities, and seasonal celebrations that draw neighbors and visitors alike. \*Source for boundaries: https://www.portland.gov/neighborhoods
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