Goat Blocks

• 1025: 1 Bedroom B

  • 1 bed
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    1 bath
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    683 sqft

  $1,759+

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  • Unit 606S

    Available now

    $1,759

  • Unit 605S

    Avail. 3/29/2025

    $1,901

• 888: 1 Bedroom C

  • 1 bed
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    1 bath
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    545 sqft

  $1,416+

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  • Unit 318W

    Available now

    $1,524

  • Unit 418W

    Available now

    $1,516

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• 1010: 1 Bedroom Loft

  • 1 bed
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    1 bath
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    1251 sqft

  $3,014+

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  • Unit 408E

    Available now

    $3,014

  • Unit 406E

    Available now

    $3,014

• 888: 1 Bedroom D

  • 1 bed
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    1 bath
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    645 sqft

  $1,768+

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  • Unit 405W

    Available now

    $1,768

  • Unit 605W

    Avail. 3/25/2025

    $1,834

• 975: 1 Bedroom A

  • 1 bed
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    1 bath
  • ·
    630 sqft

  $1,733+

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  • Unit 416N

    Available now

    $1,733

• 975: 1 Bedroom B

  • 1 bed
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    1 bath
  • ·
    644 sqft

  $1,550+

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  • Unit 421N

    Avail. 3/19/2025

    $1,883

  • Unit 619N

    Avail. 3/25/2025

    $1,750

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• 888: 1 Bedroom F

  • 1 bed
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    1 bath
  • ·
    865 sqft

  $1,871+

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  • Unit 212W

    Available now

    $1,952

  • Unit 312W

    Avail. 4/6/2025

    $1,871

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• 1025: 1 Bedroom C

  • 1 bed
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    1 bath
  • ·
    777 sqft

  $1,954+

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  • Unit 423S

    Available now

    $1,954

Property details

The Goat Blocks pays homage to its unique history dating back to the 1920s when local farmers and Italian restauranteurs came together to form a co-op across two city blocks in SE Portland. The area became known as Portland's very own "Little Italy" and home to a bustling bazaar where retailers, farmers, and wholesalers met to do business together. After a fire destroyed the block in 2002, the property sat vacant until years later. In 2012, a herd of goats was brought in as an environmentally friendly way to maintain the grass field. The neighborhood affectionately dubbed the area “Goat Blocks,” which today aptly describes this diverse, mixed-use, apartment community we invite you to call home.The Goat Blocks offers studio, one, two, and three-bedroom apartments and townhomes for rent across four distinct buildings in Portland’s progressive Central Eastside. It’s a place to live, connect, and gather.