Beaverton, OR Real Estate
$380K - $850K price range • Deep local knowledge • 500+ transactions across the Portland metro
About Beaverton
Beaverton is the second-largest city in the Portland metro and home to Nike's global headquarters. It offers a diverse community, excellent schools, strong tech employment, and a range of housing from affordable condos to luxury suburban estates. The MAX Blue Line connects it to downtown Portland.
Why Buyers Choose Beaverton
- Nike World Headquarters
- MAX Blue Line to Portland
- Top-rated Washington County schools
- Diverse and welcoming community
- Beaverton Town Square and Sunset Corridor
Working With Kara in Beaverton
Beaverton covers a lot of ground, and Kara helps buyers understand the real difference between a starter condo near Beaverton Town Square and a larger home out toward Murrayhill or Cedar Hills. Nike's headquarters and the tech corridor along Highway 26 drive a lot of demand here, and the MAX Blue Line gives buyers a genuine no-car commute option into downtown Portland, something Kara points out to clients weighing Beaverton against a farther-out suburb. At $380,000 to $850,000, Kara can usually find something in Beaverton School District boundaries that fits a buyer's number who couldn't make it work in inner Portland.
With a 5.0-star Zillow rating, 11+ years of experience, and 500+ transactions, Kara is one of the most trusted and knowledgeable agents serving Beaverton and the surrounding Washington County. Kara is genuine, responsive, and tenacious on behalf of their clients, and holds specialized certifications in ADU development, multigenerational housing, investment properties, and more.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are home prices like in Beaverton, Oregon?
Beaverton typically runs less than Portland proper, with most single-family homes in the $380,000 to $850,000 range depending on size and neighborhood. It draws a lot of buyers who want more space for the money without giving up easy access to Portland or the tech corridor along Highway 26.
How far is Beaverton from Portland?
Beaverton is about 15 to 20 minutes from downtown Portland by car, and the MAX Blue Line runs straight through it, so many residents commute without driving at all.
Who typically buys in Beaverton?
Beaverton draws a mix of tech workers heading to Nike or the Sunset Corridor, families looking for good Washington County schools, and buyers priced out of inner Portland who want a shorter commute than farther-out suburbs.
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