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Best restaurant density in the city. Division Street has quietly become one of the best dining streets in the US. The residential blocks behind it are quiet and relatively affordable.
Neighborhood Guide · 2026
Division Street / Richmond, Portland
Best restaurant density in the city. Division Street has quietly become one of the best dining streets in the US. The residential blocks behind it are quiet and relatively affordable.
Portland Housing Costs — 2026
Median 1BR rent
$1,590/mo
Median 2BR rent
$1,980/mo
Median home price
$498K
Avg utilities
$120/mo
City-wide medians. Division Street / Richmond rents may vary above or below depending on building vintage and unit type.Full Portland breakdown →
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Compare Division Street / Richmond with other popular areas.
Alberta Arts District
Street murals, food carts, independent boutiques, community events. Quintessential Portland without Pearl District prices. NE Portland's creative anchor. More affordable than the westside.
Pearl District
Converted industrial lofts, Powell's Books, galleries, walkable shopping. Portland's most urban neighborhood. Expensive but genuinely walkable and well-served by the MAX light rail.
Hawthorne / Belmont
Bookstores, vintage shops, coffee shops, college-town energy without the college. SE Portland's social spine. More affordable than the Pearl, well-served by buses.
Mississippi Avenue
Narrower than Alberta, more boutique density, less foot traffic. One of Portland's best small-scale neighborhood commercial streets. Good biking access.
Sellwood-Moreland
Quiet, antique shops, Willamette River access, excellent local restaurants. Family-friendly southeast neighborhood that genuinely feels like a small town inside the city.
St. Johns
Northwest Portland peninsula. More affordable than inner Portland, small-town feel, under the Cathedral Park (genuinely beautiful). Getting gentrification pressure but still accessible.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Division Street / Richmond a good neighborhood in Portland?
Best restaurant density in the city. Division Street has quietly become one of the best dining streets in the US. The residential blocks behind it are quiet and relatively affordable.
What is the rent in Division Street / Richmond, Portland?
Portland citywide median 1BR rent is $1,590/mo. Division Street / Richmond pricing varies from the city average depending on building age, proximity to transit, and in-unit amenities. Studio units in Portland often run 15–20% below the 1BR median.
What is Division Street / Richmond in Portland known for?
Best restaurant density in the city. Division Street has quietly become one of the best dining streets in the US. The residential blocks behind it are quiet and relatively affordable.
How does Division Street / Richmond compare to other Portland neighborhoods?
Division Street / Richmond is one of 7 notable neighborhoods in Portland. Other options include Alberta Arts District, Pearl District, Hawthorne / Belmont.
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