What Does $280,000 Get You In Portland, Oregon?

Located at 533 NE Holladay Street #605 in Portland Oregon is a commuters dream location and panoramic city sunset views! Don't miss this beautiful 6th floor corner unit. Inside enjoy the amazing floor to ceiling windows to gaze out upon Portland. The primary bedroom has access to a private balcony which is the perfect place to have a sip of AM coffee or a glass of wine watching the sunset over Portland.
A large walk in closet for storage, hardwood maple floors throughout and an in-unit washer/dryer. This condo has it all!! Beautiful community patio & garden area for get togethers is located on the 2nd floor.
With access to the MAX light rail, bus & streetcar right outside your front door and easy access to Lyft, Uber, Biketown bikes & scooters too. J Cafe on the ground floor of the building is an excellent place to start your morning or walk to a different restaurant everyday after work. There is even a Starbucks nearby but Portland Coffee Roasters is better local choice. T
his condo is also walkable to the Moda Center where you can catch a Portland Trailblazers game or your favorite concert! Bike Score 97! Walk Score 81! Secure bike parking available in garage & affordable secure monthly parking available nearby.
For More Info on this property or to schedule a tour please reach out to Cassandra at the contact info below.
Listed By: Cassandra Marks, Real Broker
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[@marshaminten290]

Gorgeous place!

[@realtorcas]

It really is! The next owner is going to be super lucky!

[@nutritioncoachjo]

Is Portland cheaper than Vancouver for purchasing condos?

[@realtorcas]

Hi @Dramaticentrance well that really depends on what amenities you are looking for, what the HOA cost per month is because that is also a factor in this equation, how well the HOA is funded and the property taxes.
A condo may be $150,000 but have a $700 a month HOA where another condo will be $250,000 and have a $325 HOA. When lenders look at what you qualify for the HOA figures into that number so for a single family home you can qualify for $300,000 but a condo with a $400 HOA you many only qualify for $230,000. Property taxes I have seen are a bit lower in WA as well. The HOA funding requirements are different between the two states and a poorly funded HOA can cost a home owner big bucks in assessments for repairs.
All in all I would say just considering sales price they are even because their median sales prices are similar (not taking into account HOA cost, HOA funding or property taxes into consideration) but I like the tax benefits of WA better. So when you roll it all up it's truly a condo by condo basis but with lower property taxes and no income tax in WA (you have to work in WA too to get that) I would say Washington is a smidge more affordable.