Your Guide To
Hollywood

A Walkable and Lively Neighborhood in Northeast Portland

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Where Vintage Charm and Urban Energy Collide

The Hollywood District is a lively, walkable neighborhood in NE Portland, known for its rich history, independent businesses, and strong sense of community. Originally named after the iconic Hollywood Theatre, the district has evolved into a bustling urban hub while still maintaining its historic charm. Home styles here vary from early 20th-century Craftsman bungalows and Old Portland-style houses to sleek, modern apartment buildings, reflecting the neighborhood’s blend of old and new. With its tree-lined streets, classic architecture, and vibrant commercial center, Hollywood offers a balance of urban convenience and neighborhood character.

Locals love the area for its mix of entertainment, shopping, and everyday essentials all within a short walk. The Hollywood Farmers Market, held every Saturday, is a favorite gathering spot, bringing fresh produce, artisan goods, and a friendly community vibe. Normandale Park offers a peaceful escape with a dedicated dog park, sports courts, and open green space. Along Sandy Boulevard, independent restaurants, coffee shops, and specialty stores create a lively atmosphere, making it easy to grab a bite, browse vintage finds, or catch a movie at the historic Hollywood Theatre.

With a Walk Score of 94, Hollywood is a dream for those who prefer a car-free lifestyle. Its proximity to Laurelhurst, Grant Park, and Rose City Park neighborhoods enhances its appeal, providing easy access to more parks, historic homes, and additional shopping and dining options. Whether it's a stroll through Laurelhurst Park, a visit to Grant Park's sports fields and playgrounds, or exploring the charming residential streets of Rose City Park, Hollywood’s central location offers a well-rounded, connected way of living.

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Fun Facts

A Neighborhood Named After a Theater
The area was originally known as Hollyrood, but it was renamed Hollywood after the construction of the iconic Hollywood Theatre in 1926

From Trolleys to Trendy
Hollywood started as a streetcar suburb in the early 1900s, developing around the historic streetcar line that once ran along Sandy Boulevard.

Historic Hollywood Theatre
The Hollywood Theatre, a Portland landmark, is a historic 1926 movie palace featuring stunning Spanish Colonial Revival architecture and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Parks

With Hollywood’s urban energy, having access to green space is a welcome perk. Grant Park is a favorite neighborhood escape, featuring walking paths, a playground, and an off-leash dog area, making it a go-to spot for families and pet owners alike. Just a short stroll away, Normandale Park offers even more outdoor space, with sports fields, shaded picnic areas, and a dedicated dog park where pups can run free. While Hollywood is a lively, walkable district, these parks provide a perfect balance of nature and relaxation.

Points of Interest

Hollywood thrives on a vibrant mix of historic charm and modern convenience. The iconic Hollywood Theatre, a beautifully restored 1926 movie palace, remains a cultural centerpiece, hosting independent films and special screenings. Every Saturday, the Hollywood Farmers Market brings fresh produce, local goods, and a lively community atmosphere to the heart of the neighborhood. Along Sandy Boulevard, a variety of cafés, restaurants, and small businesses create a dynamic energy, with easy access to nearby districts like Laurelhurst and Rose City Park for even more dining and shopping options.

Getting Around

With a Walk Score of 94, Hollywood is one of the most pedestrian-friendly neighborhoods in Portland. Whether running errands or grabbing a bite to eat, most daily activities are just steps away. Downtown Portland is a quick nine-minute drive, making for an easy commute, and major transit lines serve the area well, including MAX’s Red, Blue, and Green lines at the Hollywood Transit Center. For cyclists, 2.5 miles of bike routes connect Hollywood to surrounding areas, making two-wheeled travel a convenient option for residents who prefer a car-free lifestyle.

Schools*

Elementary: Laurelhurst K-8, Opal Charter, Richmond, Winterhaven K-8, Beverly Cleary K-8
Middle: Mt. Tabor, Da Vinci
High: Franklin, Grant, Benson, Alliance, MLC K-12 /Private: All Saints

*School boundaries can change over time, so it’s always a good idea to verify school assignments for any home you’re considering.

Check out Portland Public Schools’ general school map here or use their school finder tool here to get specific information for a property address.

All information provided is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Readers are encouraged to independently verify details to ensure accuracy.

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At Campbell Salgado Real Estate Group, we know that finding the right home is about more than just the house—it’s about the neighborhood, the lifestyle, and the community.

The Hollywood District offers a unique mix of historic charm and urban convenience, with tree-lined streets, vibrant local businesses, and easy access to parks, dining, and entertainment. Whether you're searching for a classic bungalow, a vintage condo, or a beautifully updated home, we’re here to guide you every step of the way. Our deep knowledge of Portland’s real estate market, combined with our personalized approach, ensures that you find a home that truly fits your needs. Ready to explore your options? Call or text us at 503-951-8547.

Kim Campbell & Francisco Salgado