1. The Neighborhoods of Northeast Portland
Northeast Portland stretches from the river and North Portland to the Columbia River and outer east neighborhoods. It includes Alberta Arts, Hollywood, Lloyd, Irvington, Alameda, Concordia, and many more. The Official Guide to Portland+2Portland Neighborhood Guide+2
Neighborhoods close to the river and downtown feel more urban. Farther east, streets become quieter and more residential, with tree-lined blocks and parks. The Official Guide to Portland+1
2. Who Lives Here
Northeast is diverse in housing and in people. You will find long-time residents, families, students, and professionals who work in downtown or at the airport. The Official Guide to Portland+2Portland Relocation Guide+2
Because there are many main streets and transit lines, it works well for people who like to walk, bike, or take the bus rather than drive every day. The Official Guide to Portland
3. Schools
Northeast is served by Portland Public Schools, with several elementary, middle, and high schools in different clusters. or01913224.schoolwires.net+1
Since boundaries can change over time, families use the PPS School Finder tool to confirm which schools serve a specific address and to explore immersion or focus programs. Portland School District
4. Parks and Recreation
Inner Northeast has parks such as Grant Park, Alberta Park, and Fernhill Park. Outer neighborhoods offer larger open spaces, golf courses, and trails. The Official Guide to Portland+1
In addition, residents are close to The Grotto, a well-known garden and sanctuary, plus the Columbia Slough and riverfront paths. The Official Guide to Portland
5. Farmers Market
Northeast residents have several market choices. The Hollywood Farmers Market runs on Saturdays and is a favorite for many NE households. Portland Relocation Guide+1
They also have access to King Farmers Market, a Sunday market operated by Portland Farmers Market, and other seasonal options across North and NE. Portland Farmers Market+1
6. Shopping
Main streets such as Alberta, Fremont, Sandy, and Broadway offer boutiques, bookstores, vintage shops, and services. The Official Guide to Portland+2The Official Guide to Portland+2
Because Lloyd District sits in Northeast, residents also have a regional shopping mall and big-box retailers nearby.
7. Restaurants and Entertainment
Northeast has many of Portland’s best-known dining corridors, including Alberta Arts and stretches of Sandy and Broadway. Food carts, pubs, cafés, and destination restaurants draw diners from across the city. Eater Portland+3The Official Guide to Portland+3The Official Guide to Portland+3
The Moda Center, Veterans Memorial Coliseum, and Oregon Convention Center all sit here, so big games, concerts, and events often happen in Northeast. The Official Guide to Portland+1
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