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Burlingame and Garden Home are nice little hamlets as well.

This is a fair point Richard. South Waterfront is also an area that has the newer larger modern condos. The Ritz Carlton was approved to be built back in May 2018 when downtown Portland looked quite different.

This is downtown Portland, not NYC. After the used books store you can take a ride on the Max and see if you get shanked or not!

People who make money off the money they use to help homeless people. Common sense would tell you if you spend billions of dollars to make the problem worst someone is obviously misspending the money for personal gains. Now they can sit on their patio and watch their puppets use drugs. Portland reminds me of Oakland, Ca. When stupid people vote for the same politicians and expect different results but get the same results then vote for them again. I know it doesn’t make any sense.

This is a great question Josh. The buyer of this property will most likely be a cash buyer (or investment company). For someone to purchase this for cash their net wealth will likely be at least 3x of the list price so the pool of people who have close to $20m in net wealth is going to be very small. When you also factor in what you could purchase instead of this, then people of this wealth may opt for larger lot or a different location in the Portland metro area (e.g. Lake Oswego). It is definitely a unique property for a very special type of buyer.

Hi Mei - there's quite a few Asian markets across the Portland metro area. Specifically in Happy Valley is "Hiep Hung Asian Market" which has good online reviews.

Have a wonderful time - it’s such a great to unplug and enjoy the nature.

Great feedback, thank you for sharing. 🙏

Hi Jim. Clackamas County (which Canby is located in) voted 54% Democrat, 43% Republican and 3% Independent - so I would say it is slightly more liberal than conservative, but not "hardcore". I cannot find information for the city of Canby (the population is under 20,000), but I feel its likely aligned to the county numbers. Hope that helps!

@@relocatingtoportlandoregon thank you so much! That does help. Great video btw.

@@jimjohnson6944 Thanks Jim, I appreciate it. Feel free to give me a call/text if I can help you further - 971 380 0678

lol! I cover house prices at the end of the video, although I don’t go into detail on the kidney to dollar exchange rate! Thanks for watching.

Hmmm…Wikipedia says it’s an extinct Cinder cone 🤷‍♂️

​@@relocatingtoportlandoregonAnything you read on Wiki, you have to take with a grain of salt. Btw, welcome to Oregon.

Thank you! Although I’ve been in the US for 17+ years now!

@@thelastavenger754 you’re welcome - there’s so many great food spots throughout the city!

Great points, thanks for sharing and thanks for your interest in my channel.

Absolutely, 100%, definitely don't move to Portland from anywhere.

@@StephenWatson-p7l thank you for your kind words! Thanks for watching.

I actually really like Voodoo! The Portland Cream is super soft in the middle with nice filling. Have you tried Pips donuts on NE Fremont? That’s my favorite donut shop and dangerously close to my office!

@@relocatingtoportlandoregon I will have to try Pips. I am picky about donuts. They have to be delicious without any frosting. My mom had a cafe and was renowned for her donuts. Her recipe begins "Take 10 pounds of flour..."

@@CajsaLilliehook Pips does small "two-bite" donuts, served warm. No frosting but some good flavors, so it might be to your liking. 🤗

You’re very welcome. Please reach out if you need more information - happy to help!

Happy Valley is great - I released a video in February on my thoughts on Happy Valley.

That's great feedback - thanks for sharing. There is Urbana Marker for the smaller trips, but you're right that it could do with a larger store within the community.

Thank you much! I really appreciate the kind feedback and am delighted to hear you are finding my content useful! Thanks for watching!

@@relocatingtoportlandoregon Hey thanks for your reply! I am enjoying another one of your videos right now...top places to live in 2024. Your content is always very useful, and the maps and other footage is really good and adds excellent perspective. I really appreciate your coverage - all the information is extremely interesting and valuable.

Glad you are enjoying it and thanks for the feedback. I am actually in the process of editing a video on the city of Newberg right now - look out for that one in a few weeks time!

Where’s the homeless tents?!? It’s not Portland then!

There were tents down the smaller sides streets, but the main areas show signs of recovering from covid times. I agree about Beaverton and Hillsboro as strong options and my Hillsboro neighborhood guide is released on 7/23! Thanks for watching and have a great week.

When were you there last? I was there last weekend. It's remarkably cleaned up. The only good thing that came out of the pandemic was outdoor seating at restaurants. There is so much potential down there. I walked all around downtown......I was disappointed the Keller Fountain is still empty. I never felt threatened. Everyone was nice and pleasant. But not enough people. Lots of things in the works, but it all takes time. Where are all you transplants with real estate money just waiting for a commercial opportunity? I'm so tired of internet shopping funding oligarch's rockets into space.

@@dawnanewday9671 I am sitting downtown right now a few blocks from tent street city.

@@alanpreston1822 Then you're in the wrong place. :)

As long as you can still buy a $7 donut, some people will still say it’s great… but it’s not

@@APMTenants Do you or have you lived there?

I go up there all the time to walk around taking pictures downtown has recovered nicely but there are still aras where I hide my camera. The area around the train station and Chinatown is pretty rough as is the area near the Burnside bridge I have lived here for 14 years and Portland is better but not as good as it was when I first came here but what city is better?

@mgman6000 My Dad worked at NW natural gas downtown by the steel bridge. I was really bad then. Park street was all peep shows, gay bars and strip clubs.

​@september29ification Fun fact: There is no Park Street in downtown Portland! The only Park Street is way east, almost in Gresham.

Absolutely - did you have a budget in mind? I can create a video about “Top places to live under $x” 😀

@@relocatingtoportlandoregon about 275k. Maybe it's not possible at this time 😅. No worries. Thanks!

@@csnoremac1 If you are open to the condo/townhouse lifestyle, then there are plenty of options in your budget. North West Portland including Goose Hollow, the Pearl district and Nob Hill will have a lot of options, however condos & townhouses are scattered throughout most neighborhoods in Portland so it depends on what your requirements are. Feel free to ping me a text with a little more information on what you're looking for: 971 380 0678

Happy Valley is a great place to live, good schools, nice homes and a great community. Lower taxes too!