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Oregon.

State average rent
$1,810/mo

69 cities tracked in Oregon. Most expensive: Sherwood at $2,614/mo. Most affordable: La Grande at $1,145/mo.

Avg rent
$1,810/mo
Cities tracked
64
Most expensive
Sherwood
$2,614/mo
Most affordable
La Grande
$1,145/mo

The Oregon rental market

Oregon tracks median rent across 64 cities, ranging from La Grande at $1,145/mo to Sherwood at $2,614/mo. The state average of $1,810/mo runs about 6% below the national median of $1,932/mo.

Across Oregon cities, rents are rising, changing an average of +1.8% over the past year. 16 of 69 tracked cities are priced above the national median, while 53 fall below it. The largest rental markets are Portland, Eugene, Salem.

Across Oregon

What the numbers show

Past year

Rent fell in 11 of 64 Oregon cities Zillow tracks over the year to September 2026, and rose in the rest.

Record highs

12 cities are at the highest rent in at least three years of Zillow records. See the list.

Priciest vs. cheapest

Among cities with 15,000+ residents, Sherwood ($2,614/mo) costs 2 times as much as Klamath Falls ($1,303/mo).

Cheapest month to sign

Across 18 Oregon cities with five or more years of data, asking rents usually bottom out in January and peak in August, a typical swing of 2.3%.

Rent vs. income since 2019

From 2019 to 2024, rent grew faster than median household income in 7 of 13 Oregon cities with both figures. See where the gap is widest.

From Zillow's monthly rent index (ZORI) for Oregon cities, as of September 2026. Income is the Census median household income (5-year estimates).

69 cities
RankCityMedian rentYoY
1
Sherwood
Pop. 20,307
$2,614/mo
+2.4%
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2
Hood River
Pop. 8,361
$2,607/mo
—
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3
West Linn
Pop. 26,935
$2,437/mo
+2.1%
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4
Bend
Pop. 103,390
$2,284/mo
+3.6%
→
5
Sisters
Pop. 3,022
$2,277/mo
—
→
6
Newport
Pop. 10,583
$2,268/mo
—
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7
Garden Home-Whitford
Pop. 6,979
$2,241/mo
+2.3%
→
8
Lake Oswego
Pop. 40,381
$2,218/mo
+0.9%
→
9
Ashland
Pop. 21,259
$2,181/mo
+4.9%
→
10
Central Point
Pop. 19,216
$2,088/mo
+2.2%
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11
Canby
Pop. 18,134
$2,035/mo
+0.7%
→
12
Oregon City
Pop. 37,755
$2,006/mo
+2.9%
→
13
Newberg
Pop. 26,066
$1,987/mo
+1.0%
→
14
Redmond
Pop. 36,092
$1,984/mo
+2.9%
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15
Philomath
Pop. 5,642
$1,974/mo
—
→
16
Hillsboro
Pop. 108,231
$1,969/mo
+0.4%
→
17
Independence
Pop. 10,199
$1,932/mo
+1.7%
→
18
Silverton
Pop. 10,456
$1,930/mo
—
→
19
Lincoln City
Pop. 9,968
$1,930/mo
+10.9%
→
20
Tualatin
Pop. 27,763
$1,882/mo
+4.2%
→
21
Beaverton
Pop. 97,812
$1,871/mo
-0.8%
→
22
Happy Valley
Pop. 26,738
$1,871/mo
+0.5%
→
23
Junction City
Pop. 6,947
$1,865/mo
—
→
24
Sandy
Pop. 12,854
$1,858/mo
-2.5%
→
25
Gladstone
Pop. 11,977
$1,819/mo
—
→
26
Seaside
Pop. 7,192
$1,813/mo
+8.0%
→
27
Milwaukie
Pop. 21,392
$1,809/mo
+2.0%
→
28
Wilsonville
Pop. 26,974
$1,806/mo
+0.6%
→
29
Tigard
Pop. 56,011
$1,798/mo
+0.6%
→
30
Eugene
Pop. 179,591
$1,795/mo
+2.5%
→
31
Forest Grove
Pop. 26,529
$1,789/mo
+2.9%
→
32
Prineville
Pop. 11,470
$1,789/mo
—
→
33
The Dalles
Pop. 15,917
$1,779/mo
+1.7%
→
34
McMinnville
Pop. 34,596
$1,776/mo
+7.3%
→
35
Corvallis
Pop. 59,960
$1,775/mo
+1.9%
→
36
Molalla
Pop. 10,186
$1,746/mo
-1.6%
→
37
Clackamas
$1,742/mo
+2.1%
→
38
Rockcreek
Pop. 9,223
$1,740/mo
-1.5%
→
39
Albany
Pop. 56,839
$1,735/mo
+1.9%
→
40
Medford
Pop. 86,315
$1,728/mo
+2.0%
→
41
Woodburn
Pop. 27,875
$1,728/mo
-2.3%
→
42
Wood Village
Pop. 4,696
$1,722/mo
—
→
43
Portland
Pop. 641,165
$1,719/mo
+1.7%
→
44
Rogue River
Pop. 2,238
$1,700/mo
—
→
45
Metzger
Pop. 3,714
$1,698/mo
—
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46
West Slope
Pop. 6,582
$1,695/mo
-0.5%
→
47
Springfield
Pop. 61,499
$1,689/mo
+3.6%
→
48
Hermiston
Pop. 19,546
$1,688/mo
+6.3%
→
49
Fairview
Pop. 526
$1,668/mo
-4.4%
→
50
Saint Helens
$1,660/mo
+1.2%
→
51
Astoria
Pop. 10,109
$1,648/mo
+2.2%
→
52
Coos Bay
Pop. 15,925
$1,642/mo
+8.2%
→
53
Salem
Pop. 178,865
$1,611/mo
+0.3%
→
54
Gresham
Pop. 112,378
$1,601/mo
-0.4%
→
55
Grants Pass
Pop. 39,311
$1,594/mo
+4.4%
→
56
Scappoose
Pop. 8,179
$1,584/mo
—
→
57
Sweet Home
Pop. 10,078
$1,582/mo
—
→
58
Keizer
Pop. 39,082
$1,581/mo
+2.1%
→
59
Monmouth
Pop. 11,428
$1,579/mo
-0.6%
→
60
Cottage Grove
Pop. 10,698
$1,544/mo
—
→
61
Lebanon
Pop. 19,344
$1,531/mo
+1.1%
→
62
Raleigh Hills
Pop. 6,744
$1,524/mo
—
→
63
Sutherlin
Pop. 8,599
$1,503/mo
—
→
64
Stayton
Pop. 8,292
$1,503/mo
—
→
65
Dallas
Pop. 17,531
$1,498/mo
+2.4%
→
66
Pendleton
Pop. 16,950
$1,435/mo
-0.9%
→
67
Roseburg
Pop. 23,778
$1,434/mo
-1.0%
→
68
Klamath Falls
Pop. 22,115
$1,303/mo
+0.3%
→
69
La Grande
Pop. 13,058
$1,145/mo
—
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Oregon rent questions

What is the average rent in Oregon?

The average median rent across 64 tracked cities in Oregon is $1,810/mo, about 6% below the national median of $1,932/mo.

Which Oregon city has the highest rent?

Sherwood has the highest median rent in Oregon at $2,614/mo.

Which Oregon city has the most affordable rent?

La Grande is the most affordable tracked city in Oregon, with a median rent of $1,145/mo.

Are rents rising or falling in Oregon?

Across Oregon cities, median rents are rising, changing an average of +1.8% over the past year.

How does Oregon rent compare to the rest of the country?

16 of 69 tracked Oregon cities have a median rent above the national median of $1,932/mo, and 53 fall below it.

What are the largest rental markets in Oregon?

By population, the largest rental markets in Oregon are Portland, Eugene, Salem. Each has its own rent data, trends, and ZIP-level breakdowns on RentDataNow.

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