1515 N Rosa Parks Way, Portland, OR 97217

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8,143sqft

Apartment

Built in 2021

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$-- Zestimate^®

$395/sqft

$-- HOA

Overview

This is a 8143 square foot, apartment home. This home is located at 1515 N Rosa Parks Way, Portland, OR 97217.

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Facts & features

Interior

Interior area

Total interior livable area: 8,143 sqft

Property

Lot

Size: 5,300 Square Feet

Details

Parcel number: R305839

Construction

Type & style

Home type: Apartment

Condition

Year built: 2021

Community & HOA

Location

Region: Portland

Financial & listing details

Price per square foot: $395/sqft
Tax assessed value: $3,213,800
Annual tax amount: $36,182

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Estimated market value

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Estimated sales range

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$2,145/mo

Price history

Date	Event	Price
8/29/2018	Sold	$994,400+220.8%$122/sqft
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1/5/2017	Sold	$310,000+264.7%$38/sqft
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10/30/1995	Sold	$85,000$10/sqft
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Public tax history

Year	Property taxes	Tax assessment
2025	$36,182 +3.7%	$1,342,800 +3%
2024	$34,881 +154.7%	$1,303,690 +152.2%
2023	$13,696 +2.2%	$516,860 +3%

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