I've come all the way out to Gresham, so to save others from wasting their time, I'm going to outline the bus routes and how far you have to walk to get to them: #2, #21, and #82 are all .3 miles away but in different places; the Blue Line Max is .4 I've come all the way out to Gresham, so to save others from wasting their time, I'm going to outline the bus routes and how far you have to walk to get to them: #2, #21, and #82 are all .3 miles away but in different places; the Blue Line Max is .4 miles away; and #9 is .8 miles away. In other words, there's not a single mode of transport within a quarter mile. On the map, the bus stops look close, but actually, they can't be accessed from Eastman Parkway due to the complex having no sidewalk, a blind corner, and two dim streetlights, making it unsafe. It's ironic that a disabled complex has so little access to public transport, as well as many of the units being upstairs and only accessible by stairs. Although the outside of the complex looks well-kept, it would only be suitable for those who have a car or can walk the distance to the bus stop. Therefore, I wanted to provide the info I wish I had known before taking the bus for an hour and a half. more ... hide ...

Great place to live kept up nicely good community for the most part Nice and quiet surroundings access to bus and shopping Close to the Max

They are great people and great good