Frequently Asked Questions for The Grove at Orenco Station

How much does rent start at, and what is included in the rent?

What amenities are included in the apartments and throughout the community?

Are your apartments pet-friendly? What are the pet policies, fees, and amenities?

What lease terms are available? Do you offer short-term leases?

How do I schedule an in-person or virtual tour?

How do I apply for an apartment? What are the application requirements and fees?

You can apply online through our website previously mentioned, applications fees are $45 per adult that is 18 years of age or older. All adults living in the apartment have to apply even if they are not financially contributing. The online application process with walk you through everything that is required of you. We'll be looking to see that you or you and your roommate make 2.5 times the monthly rent, checking your background to make sure that there is no criminal history or history of evictions. You'll need to provide proof of income along with a photo ID and payment of the application fee.

Is parking available for residents and guests?

Open parking is available for both guests and residents. There is a monthly parking charge of $8 for residents to register their vehicles to the community and guest have a $2 overnight charge for parking daily that they have to pay through Park M to temporarily register their vehicles to the community so they are not towed. If resident would like assigned covered parking there is a parking charge of $45 a month for a reserved cover parking space.

What utilities are included, and which are the resident's responsibility?

Is the community gated or secured?

What schools serve the community?

What public transportation, highways, and commuter options are nearby?

What restaurants, grocery stores, shopping, and entertainment are nearby?

Shopping we have - Tanasbourne town center, Tanasbourne village, Washington Square, The Streets of Tanasbourne and Tanasbourne Market. Entertainment we have - Top golf, Hillsboro ballpark, Rood bridge park, Willamette valley vineyards and Estate along with Regal Evergreen Parkway. Restaurants we have - Copper River restaurant and bar, Thirsty Lion, ABV Public house, McMenamins Cornelius pass roadhouse and Syun Izakaya to name a few. Grocery stores we have - Winco, Costco, Safeway, Walmart Neighborhood Market, Albertson and Fred Meyers.

What parks, trails, and outdoor recreation are close to the community?

What makes this apartment community unique compared to other apartments in the area?

• A Mature, Park-Like Setting Unlike many newer developments with dense, urban layouts, The Grove offers a garden-style community with established landscaping, open green spaces, and a quieter residential feel. Residents get a balance of privacy and community that's harder to find in newer, more compact properties. • Renovated Homes Without the Luxury Price Premium. Many homes feature updated interiors including wood-style flooring, designer cabinetry, tile backsplashes, stainless steel appliances, and select quartz countertops. Residents enjoy modern finishes while often paying less than the newest luxury communities nearby. • Resort Amenities That Feel Relaxed, Not Crowded. The Grove combines a resort-style pool and spa, firepit lounge, outdoor BBQ area, clubhouse, 24-hour fitness center, billiards, shuffleboard, and a dedicated dog park. Rather than emphasizing flashy amenities, the community is designed around spaces residents actually use every day • The Best of Orenco Without Living Directly on the Train Platform. Residents enjoy easy access to Orenco Station's restaurants, shopping, parks, and employers while being tucked just far enough away to provide a quieter living experience than some communities immediately adjacent to the MAX station. Community discussions frequently describe the surrounding neighborhood as quiet, walkable, and convenient. • Designed for Everyday Living. Features like oversized closets, full-size washers and dryers, breakfast bars, separate dining spaces, private patios or balconies, and spacious one-, two-, and three-bedroom floor plans make the homes functional for long-term living—not just short-term apartment life. • Pet-Friendly Beyond the Basics. The Grove welcomes pets with an on-site dog park and plenty of nearby walking opportunities throughout the Orenco neighborhood, making it especially attractive for pet owners. • Access to Major Employers. The community is conveniently located for professionals working at Intel, Nike, and other Silicon Forest employers while maintaining quick connections to the broader Portland metro.