About Beaverton's Greenway

Most neighborhoods in Beaverton, Oregon have a park close by, but the Greenway Neighborhood is one that is pretty much one that was built around the park rather than the other way around. I love the Greenway Neighborhood as it is a neighborhood with a great walkscore, great stores, business and especially people.

If you are looking for a home in a great neighborhood around a great park that can supply hours of fun, then check out the Greenway Neighborhood in Beaverton, Oregon. Here is a list of all the homes presently for sale in the Greenway Neighborhood of Beaverton, Oregon.

Beaverton Oregon Real Estate Home Sales by neighborhood are important as each neighborhoods sales are different. The Greenway neighborhood of Beaverton, Oregon goes East, starting at Murray Blvd, to Hall Blvd, and south, from Brockman/Greenway to Scholls Ferry Road. The homes for sale in this area are within walking distance of one of these great parks, Wildhorse Park , Buckskin Park, Forest Glen Park, Hiteon Park and the 85 + acre park or Greenway Park.

For a complete list of homes for sale in the Greenway Neighborhood real estate market of Beaverton, Oregon please call or click here to request a update of homes in the Greenway Neighborhood of Beaverton, Oregon.

Click on the map below to search all homes for sale in the Greenway neighborhood of Beaverton, Oregon

Welcome to the Greenway Neighborhood of Beaverton, Oregon

Relocating to the Greenway neighborhood of Beaverton, Oregon is a great move for anyone wanting to move to Oregon. You live within 10 minutes of the Nike campus, Intel, Mentor Graphics and Washington Square Mall.

As of the 2000 census, the average household income for the City of Beaverton was $47,863, and is fairly large with a population of 76,129.

Beaverton grows every year as more and more people move out of Portland to live a quieter lifestyle.

Beaverton, Oregon is known for its amazing parks thanks to the Tualatin Hills Parks & Recreation department, that I must say, takes amazing care of all the parks in Beaverton year round.

The Greenway neighborhood features Wildhorse Park, Buckskin Park, Forest Glen Park, Hiteon Park and the largest, the 85+ acre park, Greenway Park.

Most of these parks include walking trails, playground equipment and picnic tables for summer picnics.

Click on the links below to get the state report cards for each of the three schools.

Hiteon Elementary School

Conestoga Middle School

Southridge High School

What’s moving in Greenway besides you?

One for sure way to find out what is for sale, selling, or has sold in the last week, is to check my weekly updates on the Greenway neighborhood by clicking here.

Though prices have been falling for the past couple years, homes are still selling and neighborhoods are growing. Won't you grow with us?

So, as you can see, there is definitely more moving in Beaverton than you! You won’t be disappointed!

When people move to any new city, one of the major concerns they have is crime. I personally can’t speak to the crime in the area, but I can tell you I live directly across the street from Greenway Park.

Below is a link to the Beaverton Police Departments crime stats for the area and it gives you a breakdown of every crime in the last year for the Greenway Neighborhood.

Click here to go the Beaverton Police Departments crimes stats page.

The Pacific Northwest is known for its rain, but in reality there are a lot of places in the United States that get a lot more. It just seems to get more days of it, but the actual rain fall is really less.

Our average temperature during the summer is in the mid 80’s and we may see two days over 100 and during the winter are average is about 35 and rarely do we see anything below 15 in Beaverton.

But, the rain we do get sure does make it beautiful! Click here to read my blog about the rain in Oregon.

Moving to Beaverton, Oregon? Check out the Greenway neighborhood of Beaverton, Oregon is a great place for anyone wanting to move their family to Oregon. You live within 10 minutes of the Nike, Intel, Mentor Graphics and Washington Square Mall and even a couple smaller malls featuring some great stores.

In the  2000 census, the average household income for the City of Beaverton was $47,863, and is steadily growing larger, now with a population of 76,129 and growing.

Beaverton continues to grow more and more every year as people move out of Portland to live a quieter lifestyle of neighborhoods like the Greenway Neighborhood.

Beaverton, Oregon has some amazing parks thanks to public support of the Tualatin Hills Parks & Recreation department. I've written many posts on these parks over the past 4 years that you can read on LivingBeaverton.com

The Greenway neighborhoods biggest park is the 85+ acre Greenway Park, but there is also Wildhorse Park, Buckskin Park, Hiteon Park and Forest Glen Park.

During the summer a lot of these parks have great places to have picnics with your family.

Their four public schools in the area your children could be attending if you are moving a family to the area would be, Greenway Elementary, Conestoga Middle School, and Southridge High and Hiteon Elementary School that are all part of the Beaverton School District.

Click on the links below to get the state report cards for each of the three schools.

Southridge High School

Greenway Elementry

Hiteon Elementary School

Conestoga Middle School

Crime is always a concern when moving from a different state, you really don't know the area. I love the greenway neighborhood and have always felt safe in the park.

 The Beaverton Police have crime stats for the area and this site gives you a break down of every crime in the last year for the Greenway Neighborhood.

Click here to go the Beaverton Police Departments crimes stats page.

Now Oregon and the Northwest are known for the amount of rain we get, but to be honest there are a lot of cities in the United States that get a lot more. The reason it seems like we get more is it rains more days per year, it just doesn't rain as heavy as other places. .