One of the problems in moving to a new area is that you don’t know a thing about the area and the neighborhoods before you relocate. I think it is important if you are relocating to Beaverton, Oregon, to find out as much as you can. Finding out about the Hart neighborhood before you actually live there certainly isn’t something that is easy to do. But, hopefully, this neighborhood guide will help you to find a neighborhood to call home.
The Hart Neighborhood of Beaverton, Oregon, is a good mix of new and older homes, but most were built in the 1980s and 1990s. When you drive through this neighborhood you can still see that there is a lot of pride of ownership. Lawns are well taken care of, the houses are all painted, it really is a place that hasn’t been run down.
If you are thinking about relocating to the Hart neighborhood of Beaverton, it is certainly a neighborhood that I wouldn’t be embarrassed to live in. You live within 5 minutes of the Nike campus, 15 minutes from Intel, and about 12 minutes from Washington Square Mall.
As of the 2000 census, the average household income for the City of Beaverton was $47,863, and is fairly large, with a population of 76,129.
I think if you move to Beaverton, you will find out why so many are leaving Portland for the Beaverton area.
One thing that is important to families with kids is the schools in the area. One way to see how the schools are is to check their report cards that they are given by the state each year. It helps break down the demographics and state testing scores for every school. So click on the link for each school to see the schools report card.
Elementary Schools of the Hart Neighborhood of Beaverton
Aloha-Huber Park
Chehalem
Cooper Mountain
Fir Grove
Middle Schools of the Hart Neighborhood of Beaverton
Five Oaks
Highland Park
Mountain View
Sexton Mountain
High Schools of the Hart Neighborhood of Beaverton Oregon
Aloha
Beaverton
The Parks of the Hart Neighborhood of Beaverton Oregon
One great thing about Beaverton, Oregon, is the Tualatin Hills Parks and Recreation Department and the great job they do building and maintaining some of the best parks around. Below is the review for each of the parks in the Hart neighborhood by my family.
Burtwood Park
Hart Meadows Park
Summercrest Park
Summercrest East Park
How is the crime in the Hart Neighborhood of Beaverton, Oregon?
Crime in any neighborhood is a bad thing, but the question on most peoples mind before the move to a neighborhood is how much crime is there in Beaverton, Oregon, and the Hart Neighborhood? Although I wish I could answer you, this is such a subjective area, that the real estate law, says we have to send you the local police websites or the Beaverton City Hall and let you decide for yourself.
Click here to go the Beaverton Police Departments crimes stats page.
What is the weather like in the Hart Neighborhood of Beaverton, Oregon?
Beaverton, like the rest of the Pacific Northwest, is known for its rain, but in reality we don’t get that much more than anyone else, it is just spread out over the year more.
Our average temperature during the summer is in the mid 80’s and we may see a couple of days over 100. During the winter our average is about 35 and rarely do we see anything below 15 in Beaverton.
But, the rain we do get sure does make it beautiful! Click here to read my blog about the rain in Oregon.
If you are thinking of moving to Beaverton, Oregon, give me a call. I would love to help you with your relocation. Hopefully my review of the Hart Neighborhood of Beaverton, Oregon, was helpful. I can’t wait to call you my neighbor and I hope you see why I call Beaverton home.
Below You Will Find All The Homes and Condos
For Sale in the
Hart Neighborhood of Beaverton, Oregon
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