Welcome to the City of Wilsonville in Oregon. Wilsonville is nestled between Portland, Oregon’s largest city and Salem, the state’s capital. Once a small farming community, Wilsonville is now a fast growing city of approximately 16,000. On the business side, Wilsonville is home to some of Oregon’s largest and most influential corporate citizens, including Xerox, more→

West Linn, Oregon, known as “the city of hills, trees and rivers”, is a fast-growing residential city located 12 miles south of Portland . It has all of the advantages of being close to the urban amenities of the metropolitan area, while still retaining small town charm. As it is bordered by the Willamette and more→

Tualatin (pronounced TWAH-luh-tin) is located 10 miles south of Portland, straddling Interstate 5, which runs from Seattle, through Portland, and south into California.  While the suburban city only has a population of 20,400 people, its population has grown an amazing 1,700 percent since 1970, when less than 1,000 people lived there. Tualatin, which takes its more→

What is the most rigorous law of our being? Growth,” Mark Twain stated. And such is the case in Sherwood, one of the fastest growing towns in Oregon. But all the growth has not squelched the small-town atmosphere of the historic Old Town, and the camaraderie that is evident at community gatherings such as the more→

A throw-back to another era, Sellwood-Moreland is filled with antique shops, and old homes.  It is peaceful, and yet busy.  With over 38,000 Sellwood-Moreland is a very happening place to be.  With close ties to Southwest Portland (over the Sellwood bridge) and a view of the Willamette river from the hill,  as well as East more→

Located in Washington County, Tigard, with a population of over 46,000 people is a bustling city located 10 miles from Southwest Portland.  South of Beaverton, and North of Tualatin, Tigard’s location allows the city to be perfectly located to live and work, or commute to other cities close by. Known for the Tigard Balloon Festival, more→

The city of Portland is divided into seven main locations. These are: Central, Southwest, Northwest, Southeast, North, East, and Northeast Portland.  Within these locations, there are many different smaller communities that make Portland an eclectic, unique city.  On the right side under Portland Links, there is a link to “Guide to Portland Neighborhoods”.  This has more→

Oregon City is the first city in the United States west of the Rockies to be incorporated.  It is the county seat of Clackamas county and has almost 30,000 people.   Located on the western slopes of Mt. Hood, and near the Willamette and Clackamas River, the views are quite stunning of the Cascades and the more→

Newberg is located approximately 25 miles southwest of Portland, Oregon on US Highway 99W on the northeast side of Yamhill County. Although conveniently situated near the many assets of the Portland metropolitan area, the community retains a distinct physical separation from the metro region, buffered by a greenbelt of rural forests and farmlands. The Chehalem more→

With almost 21,000 residents, Milwaukie is the City of Dogwoods in the West.  Located minutes away from Portland, and Oregon City, Milwaukie is the 6th largest city within Clackamas County.  Named one of the 50 best places to live, Milwaukie offers a great school district, neat shopping, and dining, as well as the close proximity more→