2641 NorthWest Crossing Drive
NorthWest Crossing · Bend
NorthWest Crossing is a master-planned, mixed-use neighborhood on the west side of Bend, Oregon, built on 486 acres that West Bend Property Company bought from the Miller family in the late 1990s. West Bend Property Company is a partnership between Brooks Resources Corporation and Tennant Developments, formed when two local developers decided to build the project together rather than compete for the land.
NorthWest Crossing · Sold
NorthWest Crossing · Belonging
$1,620 a year, the median of the 8 current listings that report dues.
The neighborhood was laid out on neo-traditional, new-urbanist principles. Instead of separating houses from everything else, the plan mixes single-family and multifamily homes with shops, restaurants, offices, light-industrial space, parks, trails, and civic buildings. The developers wrote a Mixed-Use Overlay Zone into the city code to make that blend possible, and the street grid is built for walking, with narrow lanes, alley-loaded garages, and front porches close to the sidewalk.
Homes were sold a different way too. Rather than hand the work to a single production builder, West Bend Property Company created the NorthWest Crossing Builders' Guild and sold individual lots to qualified builders through a lottery. The first lottery was held in 2001, construction started in early 2002, and the sales center opened that June. Residential development concluded in 2018, so most of the neighborhood is now established rather than under construction.
Daily life centers on the parks and the commercial core. The neighborhood includes several parks, among them Discovery Park, which opened on the west side of NW Mt. Washington Drive in 2015 with grassy open space, a small lake, picnic pavilions, a dog park, and a community garden. Compass Park hosts summer gatherings and outdoor movies. The commercial blocks along NW Crossing Drive hold restaurants, coffee shops, and small businesses within walking distance of most homes.
The NorthWest Crossing Saturday Farmers Market is the neighborhood's best-known event. It runs Saturdays from late May through September on NW Crossing Drive between Mt. Washington Drive and Compass Park, drawing more than 150 vendors at its summer peak. The market began in 2007 as part of the developers' shift toward events and amenities, and by 2026 it was in its 19th season. For families, the area is served by Bend-La Pine schools including High Lakes Elementary and Summit High School.
NorthWest Crossing · Housing stock
Eight in ten detached homes in NorthWest Crossing were built between 2003 and 2017, based on 1,258 homes with a recorded build year.
Since September 2023, 194 detached listings here reported whether the home has an HOA. 10 of them do.
8 detached listings here reported a dues figure since September 2023. The median is $135 a month.
Every figure here describes detached homes only, measured from listings in the regional MLS. Listings that reported nothing about an HOA are not counted either way. Confirm dues and governing documents through the association before relying on them.
New listings
This week · Bend
62677 MehamaShevlin Bluffs · 7 bd · 4 ba · 2,443 sqft$1,490,000
16932 Ponderosa CascadePonderosa Cascade · 4 bd · 3 ba · 2,847 sqft$1,050,000
64741 SylvanBoonesborough · 2 bd · 2 ba · 1,431 sqft$825,000
3729 SummerfieldWyndemere · 5 bd · 4 ba · 4,539 sqft$1,999,900Live · Bend
Common questions
There are 8 active single-family listings in NorthWest Crossing as of September 2026. The 19 homes listed for NorthWest Crossing on this page count every property type across its named subdivisions. This answer's 8 is the single-family subset the figures on this page measure.
Single-family homes in NorthWest Crossing took a median of 13 days to go pending as of September 2026.
48 single-family homes sold in NorthWest Crossing over the past 12 months as of September 2026.
Yes. Annual HOA dues run $1,620, the median of the 8 current listings that report dues. Exact fees vary by lot, phase, and membership level. Verify current amounts with the HOA before any purchase.
Homes in NorthWest Crossing are served by Bend-La Pine Schools. The specific elementary, middle, and high school assigned to a home depends on its address within the district. Visit our schools page for the full list of schools in the district.
Source: regional MLS through Oregon Data Share, read through the Market Truth metric layer: detached single-family houses assigned to NorthWest Crossing by boundary membership. Sold history is leftover, not a city monthly chart. Months of supply and a buyer's or seller's verdict stay off this grain. · updated Aug 31, 2026
If you are weighing a move to NorthWest Crossing, the housing mix runs from townhomes and cottages to larger single-family homes, and inventory moves quickly given the location and walkability. Reach out to our team and we can walk you through what is on the market right now and what to expect on price and timing.
Founded 1999 · 488 acres
5 minutes to Downtown Bend (West edge of Bend via NW Newport Ave) · 30 minutes to Mt. Bachelor (Via Century Drive (OR-372)) · 25 minutes to Redmond Airport (RDM) (About 17 miles north via US-97)
Discovery Park (Public, Bend Park and Recreation District) · Compass Park (Public, Bend Park and Recreation District) · Phil's Trail Access (Public trail system)
NW Crossing Drive Neighborhood Center (Public)
Saturday Farmers Market (Public, free admission)
Neighborhood Schools (Bend-La Pine School District)
NorthWest Crossing is inside Bend-La Pine Schools, the district serving Bend. Assignment is by address, so confirm the school for a specific home before you rely on it.
Short-term rental potential in NorthWest Crossing varies by HOA rules, community covenants, and Oregon regulations. Ask for the current rental guidelines before you assume what is permitted or what it could earn.
61909 Skyline ViewSkyview Terr · 4 bd · 2 ba · 1,482 sqftSource: Open houses scheduled in the next 7 days, live from the MLS through Oregon Data Share
Source: live MLS through Oregon Data Share, new listings, price changes, pendings, and closings on Bend homes
Documents with a book, page or instrument number are copies of instruments recorded in Deschutes County, Oregon. Oregon records are indexed by party, not by subdivision, so later amendments may exist that are not listed here. Confirm the current set with a title company before relying on any of them.
The Central Oregon master-plan communities on this site, from the resort registry.
Market figures on this page come from the regional MLS through Oregon Data Share. Market data updated September 2026.
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20 homes in this map view
