How old are the homes in the Amazon neighborhood?

Old. Most of what is here went up in the 1940s and 50s, and the houses run small by modern standards — typically around 1,300 square feet with three bedrooms on about a seventh of an acre, usually over a crawlspace rather than a basement. Many have been remodeled at least once. If you want a genuine mid-century house rather than a reproduction of one, this is the neighborhood.

What do homes cost in the Amazon neighborhood?

The median detached house in the Amazon neighborhood sold for $573,000 in the 12 months to November 2026, across 74 sales, from RMLS records. Condos and manufactured homes aren’t counted.

Where are the Amazon neighborhood boundaries?

The Amazon Neighbors association runs from 24th Avenue on the north to 30th Avenue on the south, with Agate Street and the Laurelwood Golf Course on the east and Amazon Creek on the west. It straddles two zip codes, 97405 and 97403, so a search by zip alone will pull in homes well outside it.

What happened to the Amazon housing complex?

The Amazon Family Housing Complex went up in 1947 as prefabricated wartime worker housing and stood until 1995, when it was demolished; it came off the National Register the year after. It is part of why the surrounding streets read the way they do — the neighborhood filled in around wartime and immediate postwar housing, and the dates in the county records still show it.

Mid-century modern home with flat roof and landscaped garden Home in Amazon Neighborhhood of Eugene

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Amazon Local Highlights

Located in the flat lands of South Eugene, residing in both zip codes 97405 and 97403 , our Amazon neighborhood carries all the Eugene vibes that the residents love. It's no secret why it is listed on our 10 best neighborhoods in Eugene roundup. We'll start by noting its overall great walking/biking score that puts residents in close proximity to enjoyable places like: Market of Choice, Laughing Planet, Sundance Natural Foods, Turtles and Humble Bagel to name a few.

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Where Amazon sits

Amazon is part of Eugene.

Amazon Park and the Trail

Most of the case for this neighborhood is the park at the edge of it. Amazon Park carries a public pool, a community center, a dog park, paved bike and walking paths, and the bark-mulch running trail that generations of Eugene runners have trained on. The path along Amazon Creek runs from here toward the south hills on one end and into the city bike network on the other, which is why so many people here commute without a car.

The houses are old, small and close together — mostly built in the 1940s and 50s, typically around 1,300 square feet with three bedrooms on about a seventh of an acre, and usually over a crawlspace. Ask us what has actually sold recently and we will send you the real numbers.

Amazon Pool and the park fields in south Eugene

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Education and Real Estate: Finding the Perfect Match

The Amazon Community is in the Eugene 4J School District. Roosevelt Middle School and South Eugene High School serve the neighborhood, while the elementary depends on the street — Edison, Harris and Camas Ridge all draw from this area.

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Questions people ask about Amazon, Eugene

How old are the homes in the Amazon neighborhood?: Old. Most of what is here went up in the 1940s and 50s, and the houses run small by modern standards — typically around 1,300 square feet with three bedrooms on about a seventh of an acre, usually over a crawlspace rather than a basement. Many have been remodeled at least once. If you want a genuine mid-century house rather than a reproduction of one, this is the neighborhood.
What do homes cost in the Amazon neighborhood?: The median detached house in the Amazon neighborhood sold for $573,000 in the 12 months to November 2026, across 74 sales, from RMLS records. Condos and manufactured homes aren’t counted.
Where are the Amazon neighborhood boundaries?: The Amazon Neighbors association runs from 24th Avenue on the north to 30th Avenue on the south, with Agate Street and the Laurelwood Golf Course on the east and Amazon Creek on the west. It straddles two zip codes, 97405 and 97403, so a search by zip alone will pull in homes well outside it.
What is Amazon Park?: One of the largest parks in Eugene, and most of the pitch for this neighborhood. It has a swimming pool, a community center, a dog park, paved bike and walking paths, and the bark-mulch running trail that generations of Eugene runners have trained on. Living within a walk of it is why people pay what they pay here.
What happened to the Amazon housing complex?: The Amazon Family Housing Complex went up in 1947 as prefabricated wartime worker housing and stood until 1995, when it was demolished; it came off the National Register the year after. It is part of why the surrounding streets read the way they do — the neighborhood filled in around wartime and immediate postwar housing, and the dates in the county records still show it.