North Portland around the historic Kenton business district on N Denver Avenue, marked by the landmark Paul Bunyan statue, near the Columbia Slough and Yellow Line. (Boundary lines indicative — confirm before publish.)
Kenton grew as a company town for the nearby stockyards and still centers on a compact, historic Denver Avenue main street — watched over by the giant Paul Bunyan statue — with an accessible, evolving residential grid.
It appeals to buyers who want value, character, and a walkable main street with strong transit, in an up-and-coming corner of North Portland.
Affordable early-century bungalows and cottages make up much of the stock.
New infill and accessory dwellings reflect ongoing reinvestment.
A historic North Portland main street on N Denver Avenue marked by the landmark Paul Bunyan statue, with strong transit and an evolving character.
Mostly early-century bungalows and cottages at accessible prices, with growing infill and accessory-dwelling development.
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