Portland, Oregon combines city living with natural surroundings, making it a sought-after location for apartment seekers. Known as the "City of Roses" since the early 1900s, Portland sits at the confluence of the Willamette and Columbia rivers, with Mount Hood visible on clear days. The city's average rent of $1,512 for a one-bedroom apartment costs less than other major West Coast cities. Portland's public transportation system includes light rail, streetcars, and bike paths throughout the city.
Portland's neighborhoods each have their own character. The Pearl District features converted warehouse lofts near galleries and shops, while Southeast Portland offers historic homes and a renowned food cart scene. Forest Park, the largest urban forest in the United States, provides miles of hiking trails, while the city maintains thousands of acres of parks and natural areas. Portland's public transit system makes getting around easy, and the climate stays moderate year-round with warm summers and mild, rainy winters.
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