Portland (Oregon) Money and Shopping: Shopping Districts

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• Washington Square Located in the suburb of Tigard south of Portland. Largest shopping mall in the state of Oregon and has just about everything.
• Sellwood One word: "antique". If you love vintage furnishings then you need to head towards Sellwood. Plus there are some great new restaurants that serve fancy Thai or Indian food without breaking the bank.
• NW 23rd, north of Burnside. Part of the Nob Hill District that host funky and eclectic shopping and restaurants and bars; a hotspot on a Thursday and Friday night. One of the most densely populated shopping/eating districts in Portland. It is a perfect mix of funky indie businesses and well known chain businesses.
• Hawthorne District, east side of the Willamette. Most popular section between 34th and 39th ave. Head shops, microbreweries, vintage clothing, used books and magazines, local clothing designers and craft stores.
• Lloyd Center, for those who love to shop. Dozens of stores to visit and you're bound to find something you'd like. Was once one of the largest malls in the world when it was built.
• Clackamas Town Center, off of I-205 exit 14, www.clackamastowncenter.com. Great shopping facilities, smaller than Lloyd Center, but just as much to see.
• Pioneer Place, located downtown on SW 5th & Yamhill. Similar though more upscale than Lloyd Center.
• Also, anywhere random in Downtown Portland is really full of shops, every street has some neat shops. Be sure to get out and explore that. Around Pioneer Sq and Broadway are where the shops center though.

• Pearl District. No particular area in this trendy district but just meander through the area which is home to many boutiques, giftshops, and furniture stores. The areas around Jamison Square, Lovejoy St and 10th (&11th) Avenue have the highest concentration of these fabulous shops.

• Mississippi

• Alberta

• St. John's

• www.clackamastowncenter.com