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Beaverton, OR Real Estate Agent

Transit-connected living along the MAX Blue Line — the Beaverton Farmers Market, the Patricia Reser Center for the Arts, and the Beaverton Round in Washington County.

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Built Around Transit

Beaverton runs along the MAX Blue Line

Beaverton is one of the largest cities in the Portland metro, and a big part of its character comes from the MAX Blue Line. The light rail runs straight through the city, connecting to downtown Portland in one direction and Hillsboro in the other, with the Beaverton Transit Center as a central hub. For buyers who want to drive less, homes near a station put rail transit within walking distance — and that shapes which parts of the city make sense for a given life.

Downtown Beaverton is where that transit-connected identity comes together. The Beaverton Farmers Market draws crowds with local produce and makers, the Patricia Reser Center for the Arts brings performances and events, and the Beaverton Round mixes housing, dining, and shops around the transit center. The Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District adds parks and trails throughout the city. It is a place where you can genuinely live with fewer car trips, and Jill helps you find the home that makes that work.

Transit-Connected Living

Walk to the train, the market, the arts

The appeal of Beaverton for many buyers is how much sits within reach of the MAX line. The Beaverton Round puts housing, restaurants, and shops around the transit center, so a home nearby can mean walking to dinner and catching the train to Portland. The Patricia Reser Center for the Arts and the Beaverton Farmers Market add culture and community within the same footprint.

Jill helps you weigh how close a home is to the parts of the city you will actually use. A house a short walk from a MAX station trades differently than one that needs a car for every trip, and she brings that perspective to every showing.

What defines Beaverton

MAX Blue Line to Portland and Hillsboro
Beaverton Transit Center as a central hub
Beaverton Farmers Market downtown
Patricia Reser Center for the Arts
The Beaverton Round mixed-use district
Tualatin Hills parks and trails

Parks, Trails & Recreation

Green space throughout the city

Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District

Parks, trails, and recreation programs across the city.

Downtown Beaverton

Farmers market, arts center, and dining near the MAX line.

MAX Blue Line access

Rail transit to Portland and Hillsboro from multiple stations.

Buying & Selling Here

Jill helps both sides in Beaverton

Buying in Beaverton

Jill finds homes near the MAX line and the parts of the city you will use — transit, market, arts, and trails.

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Selling in Beaverton

A market analysis that accounts for the Washington County transfer tax, a prep plan, and a steady hand through every offer.

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On the Map

Beaverton and the surrounding area

Common Questions

Beaverton, answered

The MAX Blue Line runs through Beaverton and connects straight to downtown Portland in one direction and Hillsboro in the other. Homes near a station put rail transit within walking distance, which matters for buyers who want to drive less. Jill can point out which listings sit close to a stop.

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Thinking about a move in Beaverton?

Tell Jill what transit-connected living looks like for you in Beaverton. She will get back to you quickly with honest advice and a plan. See more across Washington County and Multnomah County.

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