The neighborhood Alberta Arts District buyers discover next.
Concordia sits just east of the Alberta Arts District, sharing its creative energy while offering more space, more affordability, and a quieter residential character. It's the neighborhood that buyers discover after falling in love with Alberta but finding the prices out of reach — and many of them end up preferring it.
The housing stock is a mix of craftsman bungalows, mid-century ranches, and Victorian cottages on tree-lined streets. The neighborhood is less dense than Alberta, with larger lots and more green space. The commercial strips along Alberta and Killingsworth offer excellent walkability to restaurants, coffee houses, and shops.
Concordia attracts families, artists, and buyers who want NE Portland character without NE Portland prices. It's one of the best-value neighborhoods in the city for buyers who are willing to look a few blocks east of the action.
The marker shows the neighborhood center. Naomi's local favorites are listed below.
The places that make Concordia worth living in.
Excellent specialty coffee roaster. A NE Portland institution.
Australian-style coffee and brunch. One of Portland's best.
Emerging restaurant corridor. Great options and more coming.
Large neighborhood park with sports fields and a playground.
Neighborhood bar with great beer selection and food.
Portland's beloved local grocery chain. Excellent produce.
Source: Walk Score. Scores reflect walkability, transit access, and bike infrastructure.
Concordia
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