But if you’re new here—and we know many of you are—you may still be figuring it all out. Where’s the best place to live if you’re a mountain biker? What about for those seeking amazing views to gaze at while sipping that morning coffee? Where can dog lovers go to find a welcoming scene, or where can the most diversity be found? While it’s still a small city in comparison to other places you may have lived, there’s still plenty to explore, and plenty to decide upon when choosing an area to live in.
Inside this Neighborhoods Issue, we’ve partnered with local real estate professionals who bring you the basic details of each part of town, broken up loosely by the official neighborhood boundaries created by the City of Bend. From there, our own team of locavores offers stories about the local flavor in the various neighborhoods. Whether you’re new here or you’re looking for a new place to call home, we hope our Neighborhoods Issue helps you “home in” on what you’re looking for.
Mountain View: Hello from the Other Side
Century and Summit West: West Side Living
Aubrey Butte: Environmentally Conscious Neighbors
Southern Crossing and Southwest Bend: Stunning Views, River Access
Boyd Acres: From Rags to Ranches, From Ranches to Riches
This article appears in Source Weekly February 24, 2021.
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fmarcos full legal name is Karen… Just Karen. They are the Cher of Karens.
Take your shitty attitude, your ridiculous attempt to re-write history, tacit racism and xenophobia tf back to southern cali.
We like our diversity, inclusion and equality. I believe those are basically American tenets right? We wrote some documents about them a long time ago.
If you don’t like it, I’ve been told, you should gtfo. XD Stay mad.