- Developed primarily in the late 1990s and early 2000s, most homes date from around 2002, featuring Craftsman and Colonial Revival architecture alongside townhouses and condos.
- Streets are thoughtfully laid out: winding roads, cul-de-sacs, and plenty of sidewalks create a safe, quiet, and walkable environment.
- Population ~20K (as of 2025).
High Median Home Price & Impressive Growth
- The median sale price is about $674K, a 50% increase year-over-year (as of Feb 2025), reflecting strong appreciation.
- Homes typically sell in around 50 days, signaling a somewhat competitive housing market.
Affluent, Well-Educated Community
- Residents are often wealthy, highly educated professionals; about 73% hold bachelor's degrees―a rate significantly above national averages.
- Median household income is approximately $113K-$120K, placing residents in the top 15% nationally.
Walkable, Scenic Outdoor Spaces
- The neighborhood is interwoven with a six-mile Westside Regional Trail, connecting Barrows Park to central Beaverton―great for biking and walking. (Walks/Hikes Workouts)
- Parks like Barrows Park, Murrayhill Park, and Progress Lake Park offer playgrounds, walking trails, fishing, tennis courts, and wetlands.
Vibrant Local Dining & Gatherings
- Ava Roasteria is a cozy local café overlooking Progress Quarry Lake and popular for house-roasted coffee and pastries.
- Regional favorites include Cafe Murrayhill, The Ridge Woodfired Pizza & Pub, and Casa Lola.
- Other favorites include Roxy's Island Grill, Dickey's Barbecue Pit, Oasis Lebanese Cuisine, Joe's Burgers, and Papa Murphy's.
Shopping Nearby
- Convenient retail hubs include Progress Ridge Townsquare, Murrayhill Marketplace, and Murray Scholls Town Center, with grocery options like New Seasons and Safeway.
- Progress Ridge also features entertainment venues like AMC theaters and a vintage arcade.
Top-Rated Schools
- Scholls Heights Elementary and Nancy Ryles Elementary boast around 71% proficiency in math and reading, well above state averages.
- Other local schools include Conestoga Middle and Mountainside High, all within the Beaverton School District.
Good Connectivity (With a Car Bias)
- Walk Score ~54/100; area is designed for cars, with easy highway access and free parking.
- Public transit via TriMet bus routes and the Westside Express Service (WES) commuter rail.
Cultural Diversity & Unique Demographics
- About 17% Asian, with significant Iranian (3.3%) and Lebanese (1.9%) populations. Around 2.7% speak Persian at home.
- Roughly 19.5% are foreign-born, adding to its multicultural character.
Active & Engaged Community Events
- Events include movie nights, a Fourth of July parade, and an annual Easter egg hunt.
- Local groups like Neighbors Southwest NAC and Murrayhill Owners' Association organize initiatives.