Washington County | Population: ~55,000 | Portland Metro
A well-established Portland suburb along Highway 99W, Tigard offers strong retail access, good schools, and a mix of housing from 1970s ranch homes to newer infill development near its growing downtown.
Bull Mountain offers larger homes and territorial views, while the area around Tigard’s redeveloping downtown and the Fanno Creek Trail is adding more walkable, mixed-use housing.
Bull Mountain — Larger homes and territorial views above the rest of the city.
Metzger — An established, unincorporated residential area.
Summerlake — Homes surrounding Summerlake Park.
Greenburg — A commercial and residential corridor near Highway 217.
Durham — A small, quiet area near Cook Park.
Tigard Triangle — A redeveloping mixed-use district near I-5 and Highway 217.
Downtown Tigard — The city’s walkable core along the Fanno Creek Trail.
Cook Park Area — Riverside homes near one of Tigard’s largest parks.
King City-Adjacent — Quiet streets bordering the retirement community of King City.
Central Tigard — The historic heart of the city along Main Street.
- Central Washington County location with quick access to I-5 and Hwy 217
- Extensive Fanno Creek Trail system for walking and biking
- Strong retail corridor along Highway 99W
- Ongoing downtown redevelopment adding walkable, mixed-use options
Tigard’s central location and steady school reputation keep it a consistently in-demand suburb, with Bull Mountain commanding a premium over the flatter parts of the city.
Grades modeled on Niche.com’s Public Schools and Commute categories; Public Transit reflects the Commute grade, the closest available proxy.
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