Portland Metro Area Apartments
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Prometheus’ urban apartments in Portland offer sparking city and waterfront views, of the Freemont Bridge and Mt. Hood - to infinity and beyond! A sleek and modern living experience — the lobbies in our Portland apartments feel like you’re stepping into a museum with modern art and great common areas. And you’re just a hop, skip and a latte to work and even closer to the bus, MAX transit, the streetcar and grocery stores in our Portland haciendas. Stock up on fresh, locally-grown produce at the farmers market in the nearby Ecotrust Building. Or take care of that grocery list over at Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, New Seasons Market or Fred Meyers — they’re all within walking distance. The nearby Willamette River is your playground before or after work. Take a class or just rent a kayak, canoe, or join a Dragon Boat team. The Kai Ikaika Paddling club is always looking for fresh faces and offers classes in outrigger canoeing, rowing and sculling at Riverplace or Rose City Rowing from May through November (world-class instructors too). On First Thursdays the streets in the Pearl District become part street-fare part art-festival. Emerging artists lay their life’s work out for you to peruse and all the local galleries stay open late. These cultural events draw people from far and wide, but in our Portland apartments, your neighborhood is your living room. And the best thing? You’re home in minutes.
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At Prometheus’ luxury apartments in Beaverton, you’re a quick 10 miles from the hip, urban downtown hub that is Portland. The lush and quiet neighborhood in Prometheus’ Beaverton apartments grant its residents a calm, tranquil refuge to call home, on properties spotted with beautiful pine and Douglas-fir trees alongside protected wetlands. Basically, this is a nature-lover’s paradise. With more than 200 parks in the area to take advantage of, our Beaverton apartments residents are never short of new and invigorating outdoor experiences. As far as shopping goes, the new downtown Tanasbourne Mall is just a short walk away. If you’re searching for some delicious, locally-grown produce and artisan goods check out the bi-weekly Beaverton Farmer’s Market (<a href=”http://www.beavertonfarmersmarket.com”>www.beavertonfarmersmarket.com</a>). Laid-back, green grass that tickles your toes, and an easy commute to Intel, Nike, and Tektronix campuses, Prometheus’ Beaverton apartments is definitely the way to go if you’re looking for a refuge from the hustle and bustle of the day-to-day.
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Prometheus’ apartments in Hillsboro offer the best of both worlds. Hillsboro, about 15 miles from Portland and immediately west of Beaverton, features bubbling creeks like Dairy Creek, McKay Creek, Rock Creek, and Dawson Creek that run throughout the city. And Hillsboro is the epicenter of Oregon’s Silicon Forest with Intel’s 3 campuses (Ronler Acres, Jones Farm and Hawthorn Farm), Sun Microsystems, Yahoo!, FEI, Credence, Synopsys, Epson, TriQuint, Corillian, Lattice, RadiSys, and Planar Systems all within a few miles of each other. The lifestyle here is as smart and innovative as the companies. Hillsboro was named “Best New Burb” by Sunset Magazine in 2006 for its thoughtful, new “live, work, play” communities. You’re not far from the Streets of Tanasbourne, a $55-million outdoor shopping complex with 368,000 square feet of retail and Macy’s as the anchor tenant. Each summer the city offers a free concert series at Shute Park. And on weekends, sample the best and freshest from the surrounding scenic hillside farms at two Farmer’s Markets open from May to October, in downtown and at Orenco Station. The MAX light rail line now known as the Blue Line was extended to serve this area and seven other MAX stations with varying degrees of bus interconnection. You’re close to Route 8 and 26 a.k.a. Sunset Highway. Take Sunset west to Cannon Beach and experience the rustic Oregon Coast. Or take it east to Mt. Hood. With an elevation of 11,300 feet you can ski with the US ski team in the summer glaciers and then hike or mountain bike in the afternoon. Choose from 21 parks, two sport complexes, the Walters Cultural Arts Center, the Shute Park Aquatic and Recreation Center in town or explore the Jackson Bottom Wetlands Preserve along the Tualatin River. South of the city is Bald Peak State Scenic viewpoint. After all that activity you can retire to the restorative power of your Hillsboro apartments’ sculptured grounds and pool.
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