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Talk With Troy About BeavertonBeaverton sits about seven miles west of downtown Portland in Washington County. It's home to Nike's world headquarters, a large tech employment base along the Sunset Corridor, and one of the region's biggest park districts. For veteran buyers, it offers a wide range of homes, from established neighborhoods and townhomes to brand new construction on Cooper Mountain.
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Beaverton Market Activity
Beaverton tends to be a steady, employment driven market. Well priced homes in popular school boundaries often move quickly, while homes that need work or sit on busy roads give buyers more room to negotiate.
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Beaverton at a Glance
Major employers include Nike, along with a cluster of tech and health care employers along the Sunset Corridor. Many Beaverton residents also commute to Hillsboro, downtown Portland, or the Tigard area.
Beaverton Neighborhoods
Beaverton covers a lot of ground, and each area has its own feel and price range. Here's a quick look at some of the areas buyers ask about most.
Central Beaverton and Old Town
Walkable streets near the Beaverton Round, the Beaverton Central MAX station, the Patricia Reser Center for the Arts, and the Saturday farmers market. Expect older homes, condos, and new apartments.
Murrayhill
A planned community from the 1980s and 1990s with mature trees, walking trails, and a neighborhood shopping center. Popular with families who want an established neighborhood.
Sexton Mountain
Hillside neighborhoods with larger homes, quiet streets, and some valley and mountain views. A good fit for buyers who want more space.
South Cooper Mountain
Beaverton's newest growth area, with active new construction, townhomes, and single family homes near Mountainside High School and Cooper Mountain Nature Park.
Cedar Hills and West Slope
Mostly unincorporated areas between Beaverton and Portland with mid century ranch homes, quick access to US 26, and close in convenience.
Five Oaks and Tanasbrook Area
North of US 26, with a mix of condos, townhomes, and newer subdivisions close to tech employers and Tanasbrook shopping.
Neighborhood boundaries and mailing addresses don't always match city limits. Some homes with a Beaverton address are in unincorporated Washington County, which can affect services and taxes. Ask Troy to confirm for any home you're considering.
Beaverton Schools
Most of Beaverton is served by the Beaverton School District, one of the largest districts in Oregon. Its comprehensive high schools include Aloha, Beaverton, Mountainside, Southridge, Sunset, and Westview, along with option schools such as the International School of Beaverton and the Arts and Communication Magnet Academy.
School boundaries can change, and they don't always follow neighborhood lines. Always confirm the assigned schools for a specific address with the district's boundary tool before you make an offer.
Parks and Things to Do
- Tualatin Hills Park and Recreation District: parks, trails, pools, sports fields, and community centers across the Beaverton area.
- Tualatin Hills Nature Park: forested trails and wetlands right in the middle of the city.
- Cooper Mountain Nature Park: hilltop trails with views of the Tualatin Valley.
- Beaverton Farmers Market: a long running Saturday market downtown.
- Patricia Reser Center for the Arts: concerts, performances, and events near the Beaverton Round.
Veteran Resources in Beaverton
Beaverton veterans are served by the Hillsboro VA Clinic, the Portland VA Medical Center, the Portland Vet Center, and Washington County Veteran Services. Oregon also offers a property tax exemption for qualifying disabled veterans.
Buying in Beaverton With a VA Loan
Check Condo Approval
Beaverton has a large supply of condos and townhomes. Condos must be in a VA approved project, so check the VA approved condo list before you fall in love with one.
Plan for the Transfer Tax
Washington County charges a real property transfer tax of $1 per $1,000 of the sale price at closing. Who pays it is negotiable, so factor it into your offer.
Use Seller Concessions
VA allows seller concessions up to 4% of the price, plus normal closing costs. That can cover your funding fee or buy down your rate on a Beaverton home.
Estimate your payment with the VA mortgage calculator, check VA loan limits, or meet our preferred VA lenders.
Get Preapproved With a Local VA Lender
Our preferred VA lenders close VA loans every month, know Beaverton and the Portland market, and understand military pay, PCS timelines, and the VA appraisal. A strong preapproval makes your offer competitive.
Thinking about Beaverton? Troy has helped veterans buy and sell across Washington County for 25 years. Call 503.997.4169 or schedule a free call to talk through neighborhoods, schools, and what your VA benefit will buy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Beaverton a good place to buy a home as a veteran?
Beaverton offers steady demand, strong employers, a large park district, and a wide range of homes, from condos to new construction. It's also close to the Hillsboro VA Clinic and Washington County Veteran Services.
What school district serves Beaverton?
Most of Beaverton is in the Beaverton School District. Confirm the assigned schools for any address with the district's boundary tool, since boundaries don't always follow neighborhood lines.
Can I use a VA loan to buy a condo in Beaverton?
Yes, as long as the condo project is VA approved. Check approval early, before you write an offer.
Is there a transfer tax when buying a home in Beaverton?
Yes. Washington County charges a real property transfer tax of $1 per $1,000 of the sale price. Who pays it is negotiable between buyer and seller.
Where is new construction in Beaverton?
Most new construction is in the South Cooper Mountain area, with townhomes and single family homes. Many new neighborhoods have HOAs, so factor dues into your budget.
How do I see the latest Beaverton listings?
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Meet Your Veteran Realtor
Troy Doty, Principal Broker
Troy Doty is a Principal Broker with Northwest Realty Source in Portland, with 25 years in real estate and over 1,000 homes sold across the Portland metro and SW Washington. As a Marine Corps veteran, Troy has a true passion for helping Portland veterans and active duty military families buy and sell homes, whether you're PCSing in, transitioning out, buying your first home, investing in a duplex, triplex, or fourplex, or right sizing later in life.
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Troy Doty, Principal Broker, Northwest Realty Source. Licensed in Oregon and Washington. ABR®, MRP, and SRES® are credentials of the National Association of REALTORS® and its affiliates. CIAS™ is a designation of U.S. Realty Training. This page is general information, not legal, tax, or lending advice.
