The Pearl District is a vibrant Portland neighborhood that is home to upscale businesses, art galleries, and residences. Once an industrial warehouse area, this artistic and cultural haven is now home to some of Portland’s most affluent residents. If you are looking for a Portland real estate agent for relocation assistance, contact Terrie Cox for exceptional, personalized service.

Neighborhood Amenities

The Pearl District attracts people of diverse backgrounds, from singles and young families to retirees. With many amenities, a host of businesses, and excellent schools, the Pearl District is a great neighborhood to live, work, and raise a family. It’s known for its walkability, proximity to downtown, and easy access to the Portland streetcar. With plenty of cultural and entertainment opportunities, residents don’t have to leave the neighborhood to find something unique to do.

Shopping and Dining

The list of unique shops and restaurants in the Pearl District is endless. From high-end clothing to funky gifts, the neighborhood’s specialty boutiques and quirky shops sell everything a shopper could possibly want. The dining options in the district are as eclectic as the shopping options; whether you have a taste for high-end Italian or Peruvian takeout, you’ll find a new favorite spot in the Pearl District. The neighborhood is also home to an array of brunch spots, lounges, and happy hour destinations.

Arts and Entertainment

There’s no shortage of things to do in the Pearl District, which houses some of Portland’s best art galleries, museums, performing arts centers, theaters, and live music venues. Catch a theater performance at Portland Center Stage, or view the stunning works at the Museum of Contemporary Craft. On the first Thursday of every month, join the 10,000 people that visit the Pearl District’s First Thursday event to celebrate the launch of the newest exhibits of the local art galleries.

Parks and Recreation

The Pearl District is home to three public plazas for humans and their canine family members to enjoy. The child-friendly Jamison Square is a small, water-themed “pocket park” built around a beautiful fountain that simulates a tidal pool. Tanner Springs Park is a quiet, naturalistic park connected to Jamison Square that features a walking trail and urban wetland with lots of native plants. The Fields Park is a green space and dog park with a large open field and paved walking trail. All three public spaces are used as community gathering spots and for local festivals and events.

To learn more about properties in the Pearl District, call or text Terrie Cox, PA directly at (360) 607-4100.