Metro hub Oregon

Portland–Vancouver–Hillsboro — metro hub

A single landing page for the Portland–Vancouver–Hillsboro commuter shed. Browse ZIPs from the city core out through the suburbs, with consistent demographic and housing context drawn from public Census data.

ZIP codes
55
across the metro
Total population
1,675,484
profiled residents
Avg median income
$119,639
household, ACS
Avg home value
$544,400
owner-occupied

Cities & suburbs in this metro

Top ZIP codes by population

ZIPCityPopulationMedian incomeMedian home
97229 Portland, OR 72,974 $150,580 $690,400
98682 Vancouver, WA 66,229 $88,697 $398,400
97124 Hillsboro, OR 54,287
97206 Portland, OR 52,702
97223 Portland, OR 50,043
98661 Vancouver, WA 49,822
97007 Beaverton, OR 48,546
97123 Hillsboro, OR 47,972
97080 Gresham, OR 46,413
97006 Beaverton, OR 45,165
97219 Portland, OR 44,374
97202 Portland, OR 43,507
97230 Portland, OR 41,563
97030 Gresham, OR 39,757
97236 Portland, OR 39,399
97233 Portland, OR 38,497
97224 Portland, OR 37,059
97222 Portland, OR 36,639
98662 Vancouver, WA 36,573
97266 Portland, OR 35,371
97217 Portland, OR 35,049
97203 Portland, OR 34,583
98684 Vancouver, WA 34,394
97211 Portland, OR 34,148
98683 Vancouver, WA 31,969
97267 Portland, OR 31,841
97213 Portland, OR 31,826
98685 Vancouver, WA 30,199
97008 Beaverton, OR 29,880
97214 Portland, OR 28,630
97003 Beaverton, OR 28,411
97220 Portland, OR 28,307
97212 Portland, OR 28,263
97005 Beaverton, OR 27,344
98665 Vancouver, WA 27,175
97225 Portland, OR 26,202
97078 Beaverton, OR 24,463
98664 Vancouver, WA 23,141
98686 Vancouver, WA 20,547
97209 Portland, OR 19,632
97239 Portland, OR 18,620
97216 Portland, OR 17,770
97215 Portland, OR 17,371
97201 Portland, OR 17,015
97218 Portland, OR 15,468
98663 Vancouver, WA 15,263
97232 Portland, OR 14,780
97221 Portland, OR 12,974
98660 Vancouver, WA 12,917
97210 Portland, OR 11,410
97205 Portland, OR 8,309
97227 Portland, OR 5,994
97231 Portland, OR 3,642
97204 Portland, OR 1,055
97208 Portland, OR

About the Portland–Vancouver–Hillsboro metro

Metro areas are the unit of analysis that most closely matches how people actually live: a downtown core, a ring of close-in neighborhoods, and a wider band of suburbs and exurbs that share a labor market and a housing market. The Portland–Vancouver–Hillsboro hub gathers 55 ZIP codes spread across roughly 5 distinct cities and townships. Reading them side by side is the fastest way to understand which sub-markets share a profile and which break the pattern. For step-by-step methodology, see our relocation guide.

The average median household income across listed ZIPs lands around $119,639, with average owner-occupied home values near $544,400. Neither number is the right answer to “is this metro affordable?” on its own — what matters is the spread, the commute time you can tolerate, and the property tax regime in each jurisdiction. Click into the city tiles above to compare adjacent cores, and into individual ZIP profiles to see the granular block-level numbers. You can also compare against other markets via the full metro index.

If you’re considering a move into Portland–Vancouver–Hillsboro, treat this page as a triage layer above the ZIP-level detail. Identify three or four ZIPs that match your budget and density preference, then walk those neighborhoods (or at least drive them at rush hour) before signing anything. The data will save you from obviously wrong fits, but only your own feet on the sidewalk can confirm a good one. For state-wide context, jump to Oregon.