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Portland neighborhood · Multnomah County

Commute times from Grant Park

To 13 job centers by car, transit and bike

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Kind
Portland neighborhood, Portland
County
Multnomah County
Nearest job center by car
Lloyd District, 10 min
Residents' commute
20 minutes one way on average
How they get to work
52% drive alone; 6% carpool; 1% take transit; 4% bike; 1% walk; 36% work from home
Time to work
under 15 min: 43%; 15 to 29 min: 39%; 30 to 44 min: 14%; 45 to 59 min: 2%; 60 min or more: 3%

Times to each job center

Job centerCar, light trafficTransit, weekday morningBike
Lloyd District10 min32 min14 min
Downtown Portland14 min42 min39 min
Swan Island14 min58 min40 min
OHSU, Marquam Hill17 min67 min55 min
Providence St. Vincent, Cedar Hills18 min74 min98 min
Clackamas Town Center21 min72 min83 min
Kruse Way, Lake Oswego22 minNo route under 2 hours114 min
Portland airport (PDX)23 min57 min68 min
Downtown Gresham24 min64 min99 min
Washington Square, Tigard26 min96 min120 min
Intel Gordon Moore Park (Ronler Acres), Hillsboro30 min109 minNo route under 2 hours
Nike World Headquarters, Beaverton30 min94 min118 min
Wilsonville30 minNo route under 2 hoursNo route under 2 hours

From the middle of this place's homes. Commute Compare shows these times on a map, for every place at once.

Residents' figures: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, from the 1 Census tract in this neighborhood. They describe all of the commutes of people who live here, not a trip to one job center.

Where people who live here work

Place of workShare of jobs
Portland65%
elsewhere in Clackamas County4%
Beaverton4%
elsewhere in Washington County3%
Hillsboro3%
Lake Oswego2%

The Census Bureau's LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics (2023), jobs held by people living here (1,240 jobs counted; jobs in Oregon only).

Property taxes here: Property Tax Compare. More about life here: the town guide.

Travel times are estimates from a route planner using OpenStreetMap's roads and paths and the transit agencies' published timetables, from the middle of this place's homes to each job center. Car times assume light traffic; rush-hour trips usually take longer. Transit times are the middle of the trips leaving between 7 and 9 a.m. on a weekday, with walking to and from stops and waiting included. Bike times keep to low-stress streets and paths where it can. Your own trip depends on the exact addresses, the time of day, traffic, weather and service changes: check a trip planner before you rely on a time. Census figures are survey estimates with margins of error. Jen is a licensed Oregon real estate broker; these figures are for comparing places, not a promise.

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