Aloha is a small community located five miles outside of Beaverton in unincorporated Washington County, nationally recognized as one of the most livable areas in the country. It is home to more than 40,000 people and continues to experience rapid growth. Aloha has a great deal to offer its residents: the majestic beauty of the Upper Willamette Valley and the Cascade Mountain Range, access to a thriving metropolitan area, excellent schools and a strong business community. This part of the Tualatin Valley is home to some of the largest high-tech and industrial companies in the world. One of Intel’s seven Oregon campuses is located in Aloha, employing a large number of area residents. While the area is known as the Silicon Forest, it is also the home to miles of rivers, trails, bike paths and Oregon's world famous wine country. Aloha is located just off Farmington Highway, approximately 15 miles to the west of Portland at the northern end of the Willamette Valley. The Washington County lines embrace the Tualatin Valley, a rich agricultural belt lying between the coastal mountains and the West Hills of Portland. To the east is the Cascade Mountain Range, and to the west is the Coast Range. The Pacific Ocean is 86 miles due west from nearby Beaverton, the county's largest city. The real estate market is diverse and affordable.