Portland neighborhood · Multnomah County
Commute times from Lloyd District
To 13 job centers by car, transit and bike
- Kind
- Portland neighborhood, Portland
- County
- Multnomah County
- Nearest job center by car
- Lloyd District, 3 min
- Residents' commute
- 20 minutes one way on average
- How they get to work
- 41% drive alone; 4% carpool; 12% take transit; 7% bike; 4% walk; 29% work from home
- Time to work
- under 15 min: 34%; 15 to 29 min: 41%; 30 to 44 min: 16%; 45 to 59 min: 6%; 60 min or more: 2%
Times to each job center
| Job center | Car, light traffic | Transit, weekday morning | Bike |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lloyd District | 3 min | 14 min | 4 min |
| Swan Island | 8 min | 36 min | 29 min |
| Downtown Portland | 10 min | 20 min | 22 min |
| OHSU, Marquam Hill | 12 min | 41 min | 37 min |
| Providence St. Vincent, Cedar Hills | 13 min | 50 min | 81 min |
| Kruse Way, Lake Oswego | 19 min | 105 min | 98 min |
| Clackamas Town Center | 21 min | 61 min | 87 min |
| Washington Square, Tigard | 22 min | 73 min | 104 min |
| Portland airport (PDX) | 23 min | 47 min | 84 min |
| Downtown Gresham | 24 min | 54 min | 108 min |
| Nike World Headquarters, Beaverton | 25 min | 72 min | 101 min |
| Intel Gordon Moore Park (Ronler Acres), Hillsboro | 26 min | 82 min | No route under 2 hours |
| Wilsonville | 27 min | 115 min | No 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 2 Census tracts 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 work | Share of jobs |
|---|---|
| Portland | 69% |
| Beaverton | 3% |
| elsewhere in Clackamas County | 3% |
| Gresham | 2% |
| Hillsboro | 2% |
| Tigard | 2% |
The Census Bureau's LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics (2023), jobs held by people living here (3,808 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.