Hillsboro, OR Black Real Estate Agents

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A newer master-planned growth area on the city's southern edge offering single-family homes and townhouses from roughly $400,000 to over $1 million, built around a 23-acre central greenway.
$495K
$380K - $750K
Orenco Station
South Hillsboro / Reed's Crossing
A walkable, master-planned community built around the Orenco MAX station, mixing Craftsman homes and townhouses with shops below apartments; median single-family prices run around $575,000.
The commercial hub of northwest Hillsboro, with mostly rental apartments and townhomes near a dense retail corridor; the median home price here runs around $653,000.
Tanasbourne
Buyers are drawn to Hillsboro by its role as the center of Oregon's Silicon Forest, anchored by Intel's Ronler Acres semiconductor campus and nearby OHSU West Campus research jobs, plus direct MAX light rail access to downtown Portland and strong schools in the Hillsboro and Beaverton School Districts.
Look toward newer growth areas for the best value: South Hillsboro/Reed's Crossing offers new construction from the $400s with a mix of single-family and townhome options, AmberGlen provides a more affordable, walkable entry point near Intel and OHSU, and Reedville delivers established single-family value near Rood Bridge Park.
Homes in Orenco Station and Tanasbourne continue to see the strongest demand — Orenco Station's walkable, transit-oriented setting draws a premium from Intel employees and young professionals, while Tanasbourne's dense retail and dining access keeps family buyers competing for well-presented listings.
With Intel's continued investment in its Hillsboro campuses and MAX light rail tying the city to greater Portland, demand should stay steady even as price growth moderates — buyers priced out of closer-in Portland neighborhoods are likely to keep looking toward Hillsboro's newer developments.
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