Multnomah County

Gresham, OR Real Estate Agent

Multnomah County's second-largest city, at the eastern end of the MAX Blue Line, with the Springwater Corridor trail and Gresham Butte on the east side of the metro.

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East Side of the Metro

Gresham, where the MAX line ends

Gresham is Multnomah County's second-largest city and the eastern anchor of the metro's transit network. The MAX Blue Line runs out here and stops, which puts a Gresham home at the end of a rail line that runs straight into downtown Portland. For a buyer who wants to get into the city without driving, that is a real advantage, and it shapes which homes here make the most sense.

The city also has more outdoor access than many people expect. The Springwater Corridor trail runs through Gresham as a long, flat path for walking and biking, and Gresham Butte rises on the city's edge with trails and open green space. A historic downtown gives the city its own center, separate from Portland. For buyers weighing a home against a commute and a trail, Gresham is worth a careful look, and Jill helps you sort through it.

MAX-Connected Living

Rail, trail, and a downtown of its own

The MAX Blue Line is what defines Gresham for many buyers. Running east from Portland, it ends here, which means homes near a station put you on rail transit without a car. The same line runs west all the way to Hillsboro, so a Gresham address connects you across the metro in both directions. For buyers who measure a home partly by how easily it gets them to work, that reach matters.

Transit access is only part of the picture here. The Springwater Corridor gives you a flat, off-street trail right through the city, and Gresham Butte adds hillside trails and views. Jill weighs all of it, the rail line, the trail, and the home, so you decide with the full picture.

What defines Gresham

Eastern end of the MAX Blue Line
Springwater Corridor trail through the city
Gresham Butte trails and open space
A historic downtown of its own
Multnomah County, no Washington County transfer tax

A Range of Housing Types

From MAX-line neighborhoods to newer builds

Near the MAX line

Established neighborhoods a short walk from a Blue Line station into Portland.

Historic downtown

Gresham's own walkable center, separate from Portland.

Newer construction

Recent builds farther east with modern layouts.

Buying & Selling Here

Jill helps both sides in Gresham

Buying in Gresham

Jill weighs the MAX line, the Springwater trail, and the home itself, and narrows the search to the pockets that fit your life.

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Selling in Gresham

A market analysis that reflects MAX access and trail proximity, a prep plan, and a steady hand through every offer.

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On the Map

Gresham and the surrounding area

Common Questions

Gresham, answered

Gresham sits at the eastern end of the MAX Blue Line, which runs straight into downtown Portland and out to Hillsboro on the west side. For buyers who want to drive less, homes near a MAX station put rail transit within walking distance. Jill can point out which listings are close to a stop and weigh that against the home itself.

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Thinking about a move in Gresham?

Tell Jill what you want from a home, a commute, and a trail in Gresham. She will get back to you quickly with honest advice and a plan. See more across Portland and Troutdale.

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