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Kenton Real Estate and Homes for Sale

Population: 2,706

Zindex^® $254,500 What's this? 1-yr change 2.8%

Home Type

What kinds of houses are in Kenton, Portland, OR

Owners vs. Renters

How many people rent or own in Kenton, Portland, OR

Home Size in Sq. Ft.

Home size per square foot for houses in Kenton, Portland, OR

Year Built

When were homes built in Kenton, Portland, OR

Kenton Homes & Real Estate Data

	Kenton	Portland	National
Owners:	63.8%	55.8%	66.3%
Renters:	36.2%	44.2%	33.7%
Median Home Size (Sq. Ft.):	1,200	1,516	1,548
Avg. Year Built:	1942	1954	1974
Single-Family Homes:	97.1%	88.5%	78.7%
Condos:	0.1%	8.8%	10.6%

Source: Demographic information comes from data in the 2000 U.S. Census.

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Kenton Homes for Sale

For Sale: $399,950
1334 N Terry St, Portland, OR 97217

For Sale: $315,000
7340 N Hodge Ave, Portland, OR 97203

For Sale: $250,000
1521 N Jantzen Ave, Portland, OR 97217

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Make Me Move Homes

Make Me Move: $380,000
2126 N Watts St, Portland, OR 97217

Make Me Move: $375,000
9119 N Exeter Ave, Portland, OR 97203

Make Me Move: $299,999
4306 N Willis Blvd, Portland, OR 97203

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Zillow Poll:

Suggested by Michinaga

In your current home how dependent are you on being able to use an automobile?

Not at all -- I can walk or cycle to shops and businesses or can reach them by train/subway/bus.

I can get by without a car, but it's worth having. If gas gets more expensive, a bike is fine.

Being unable to drive would ruin me; I might not have to move, but it's a long hike to the station.

Everyone in my home is totally dependent on the car. Without it, I would have to move.

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