Communities

Being a part of the Lake Oswego community for over 25 years, we've experienced its many charms and been involved in schools, scouts, sports, and the arts. Tyron Creek State Park, a hidden gem just north of LO, is the only state park in Oregon located within a major metropolitan area. Whether you seek tranquility in nature or the vibrancy of the city, Lake Oswego has something for everyone.

The Palisades neighborhood holds a special place in our hearts as a peaceful, tucked-away suburb where Mike and his wife Suzanne raised their family. The quiet charm, beautiful parks, and small-town vibe make it a hidden gem that's hard to find in today's fast-paced world. If you're seeking a serene and welcoming community, Palisades is the perfect place for you.

We have watched Lake Grove change, grow, and develop into something truly unique over the years. With a plethora of new restaurants, shops, and housing opportunities, there's always something new to discover in this vibrant community As our main office is located here, we have our finger on the pulse of the area. Come explore the trendy eateries and cozy boutiques that make Lake Grove special.

The First Addition neighborhood in downtown Lake Oswego is a highly desirable area known for its charming homes and walkability. Stroll down idyllic tree-lined streets for easy access to shops, restaurants, the library, the lake, and nearby parks with Willamette River access. Come explore the unique charm of this quaint neighborhood for yourself.

​West Linn is a beautiful town bordered by the Willamette River on one side and rolling countryside on the other with a picturesque old-town main street.

Conveniently located on the river and bisected by I-5, Wilsonville is a peaceful departure from urban living while still having all the essentials and easy access to the greater Portland-metro area. Just a stone’s throw from Oregon wine country and the Charbonneau Golf Club.

Great central location with beautiful suburbs and also large shopping centers like the Bridgeport Mall.

A smaller neighborhood within Tualatin, Fox Hill is a hidden gem. Just up the road from the Tennis Club and Brown’s Ferry Park which has access to the Tualatin River.

This unincorporated community is known for its bucolic rolling hills and large estates.

Sherwood is in Oregon wine country but is also a fast-growing city on the edge of the Urban Growth Boundary. The charming downtown area is used to host an annual classic car show and Robin Hood festival.

Beaverton is one of the more diverse cities in Oregon being the location of Nike World Headquarters and with several Intel campuses nearby. There is a great food scene here as well as many parks, trails and natural areas.

This Beaverton neighborhood is a beautiful hide-away tucked just back from a couple shopping centers. The HOA offers a recreation center with swimming pools, wading pools, outdoor tennis and basketball courts, miles of walking & biking trails as well as play structure facilities.

This area of Beaverton is part of the downtown heartbeat of Central Beaverton. Cedar Hills Crossing is a popular location to go shopping or go out to eat. Easy access to Max lines that go to downtown Portland.  

For folks moving to Beaverton, Bethany is almost always on their radar. It is known for its great schools and polished feel.