Build your Buckman portfolio with six brand-new homes in one offering. This offering totals ~5,476 SF, with each two-story residence offering two bedrooms, two full bathrooms and a main-floor powder room. Individual entries, great room style layouts and dedicated outdoor spaces give each home its own identity, while a consistent unit mix simplifies rental marketing. The two front homes feature dual ensuite bedrooms; the four rear homes each offer one ensuite bedroom and a second bedroom with a dedicated hall bathroom. Upstairs laundry spaces, coffered tray ceilings and energy-efficient mini-split heating and cooling add everyday appeal. Five patios and one covered deck extend living outdoors, with the two front homes and rear end home offering distinct positions within the community. Every detail reflects the vision of a multi-year Street of Dreams builder, blending elevated design with everyday livability and backing every home with an exceptional warranty. This is how your home was meant to be. A 95 Walk Score and 95 Bike Score pair everyday convenience with Buckman’s neighborhood appeal. Market of Choice, Nostrana, Revolution Hall and Colonel Summers Park cover grocery runs, dinner plans, live music and time outdoors, while nearby Line 15 service connects residents to downtown and Nob Hill. The Eastbank Esplanade adds riverfront recreation and cross-river bicycle connections, rounding out a location that serves both the weekday routine and the weekend. Schedule your tour and explore this six-home addition to your Portland portfolio!
Multi-familyProperty Type
2026Year Built
4,791 sq ftLot Size
$416Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by Darryl Bodle• Keller Williams Realty Portland Premiere
Listed by Kelly Christian• Keller Williams Realty Portland Premiere
Buckman, located between the Willamette River and Mt. Tabor, is a historic and artsy Portland neighborhood with a warehouse-to-loft streetscape and a café-lined grid. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around SE 28th Avenue and SE Burnside Street, where espresso bars, indie boutiques, and late-night bites keep sidewalks busy. Powell’s Books on Hawthorne anchors browsing culture, while Revolution Hall pairs concerts with rooftop views in a former high school. The Doug Fir Lounge adds a woodsy stage-and-bar scene near the Central Eastside edge. Early-1900s bungalows and brick walk-ups mix with converted industrial buildings. Bike lanes and frequent bus lines stitch together parks, patios, and corner markets.
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Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Interior features
Crawl space
Bedrooms
Six units with two bedrooms each
Bathrooms
Three bathrooms per unit
Kitchen
Dishwasher, range
Laundry & utility
Washer/dryer hookups
Heating & cooling
Heat pump and mini-split heating and cooling
Air conditioning
Exterior features
Level terrain
Views of trees and woods
Home design
Multifamily property
Six units
New construction
Parking
On-street parking
Construction
Built in 2026
Cement and lap siding
Composition roof
Concrete perimeter and stem wall foundation
Utilities
Electricity
Public water
Public sewer
Financial info
Capitalization rate of 5.78%
Gross rent multiplier of 13.21%
Two units with actual rent of $2,500 each
Three units with actual rent of $2,400 each
One unit with actual rent of $2,450
Electricity and solar
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