This art deco building with 12 floors was built in 2000.

This unique development features 2 buildings, one of which has a concierge.

This luxury condo sits on 12th and Everett and is America's first LEED Platinum building.

This Luxury Nob hill building has both condos and Townhomes.

This building was built to mimic the "soho loft" and is marked by the Iconic "Go by Streetcar" sign.

This luxury condo was built in 2004 and is situated in the brewery blocks.

This building was started in 2005, but due to the market crash, had to sell many of it's unit for a 70% discount in 2010

This LEED condo sits on 10th and Lovejoy

This South Waterfront condo has an east and west tower.

This Building was a collaboration between a large scale architecture firm and a boutique firm to ensure both the interior and exterior of the building were able to shine. (Also Jessica's personal favorite)

These urban lofts built in 2005 feature their own art gallery.

This building is the tallest residential building in Portland and has 24 hour concierge service.

This 1927 building is on 16th and Burnside

This Alphabet district building is located on top of the old car barn location for the streetcar.

This L-shaped building wraps around a shopping pavilion and courtyard.

This complex has an 8 story northern building but is better know for it's riverfront townhomes.

This LEED certified building was completed in 2007 has a taproom on the first floor.

This apartment conversion is on 9th and Northrup

This Luxury building is one of the only buildings on the South Waterfront that didn't turn into rentals during the market crash.

This 6 story building was the first mixed-use condo Portland.

This 7 story building used to be Meir and Frank's warehouse. it was converted to lofts in 2004.

This building boasts, lofts, flats, townhomes, and 8 penthouses. This was one of the first buildings with secured entry parking.

This 2001 building hosts 2 story penthouses on 10th and Johnson

This Cultural District building is one of Portland's first "point towers"

This building was the first new construction condo in the Pearl District.