Downtown Portland's original district along the west bank of the Willamette, including the historic Chinatown gate, Skidmore/Old Town historic district, and the Saturday Market area. (Boundary lines indicative — confirm before publish.)
Old Town is Portland's birthplace — home to the country's largest collection of cast-iron architecture, the Chinatown gate, and the riverfront where the Saturday Market gathers beneath the bridges.
It's an evolving historic core best suited to buyers drawn to landmark architecture, loft living, and a central, transit-rich riverfront address.
Historic commercial buildings converted to lofts retain cast-iron facades and timber interiors.
A mix of residential, civic, and cultural buildings defines the district.
Portland's historic birthplace — the largest cast-iron architecture collection on the West Coast, the Chinatown gate, and the riverfront Saturday Market.
Primarily loft and mixed-use conversions of historic cast-iron and brick commercial buildings, plus civic and cultural uses.
If you're tracking homes in Old Town — or preparing to list one — we bring architectural fluency and local perspective to the search.
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