Oregon County Housing Affordability

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Oregon county housing measures. Select sortable headings to reorder; select a county name for detail.

4.69	34.8%	$285,600 ±$16,248	$60,936 ±$5,432	$865 ±$43
6.60	58.0%	$513,000 ±$15,520	$77,702 ±$4,029	$1,410 ±$43
5.90	50.5%	$611,000 ±$5,326	$103,517 ±$1,974	$1,758 ±$23
6.52	46.9%	$468,300 ±$10,867	$71,822 ±$4,774	$1,180 ±$39
4.82	51.7%	$421,600 ±$12,804	$87,458 ±$4,578	$1,373 ±$123
5.44	45.7%	$337,800 ±$10,961	$62,143 ±$3,912	$1,042 ±$40
5.70	48.1%	$467,000 ±$19,772	$81,965 ±$3,716	$1,283 ±$168
6.13	43.5%	$381,300 ±$19,144	$62,244 ±$8,210	$1,241 ±$97
7.02	47.0%	$650,900 ±$10,881	$92,758 ±$3,033	$1,787 ±$44
5.06	45.4%	$310,300 ±$9,895	$61,310 ±$1,747	$1,055 ±$45
2.83	22.9%	$189,300 ±$54,196	$66,917 ±$11,858	$1,125 ±$173
3.86	33.0%	$229,700 ±$21,475	$59,450 ±$4,846	$789 ±$68
4.39	32.1%	$242,100 ±$53,727	$55,208 ±$8,057	$684 ±$103
7.42	40.9%	$660,000 ±$36,185	$88,947 ±$6,561	$1,417 ±$155
5.81	51.4%	$430,200 ±$6,324	$73,999 ±$1,600	$1,358 ±$34
4.91	38.0%	$374,200 ±$13,618	$76,260 ±$6,324	$941 ±$57
6.73	52.4%	$404,300 ±$14,314	$60,098 ±$3,546	$1,194 ±$51
4.77	48.7%	$280,400 ±$9,395	$58,830 ±$3,154	$991 ±$40
3.50	41.7%	$219,500 ±$23,884	$62,787 ±$11,511	$878 ±$76
6.02	51.9%	$430,600 ±$4,205	$71,544 ±$1,376	$1,355 ±$23
6.50	45.6%	$410,800 ±$13,723	$63,165 ±$2,955	$1,201 ±$52
4.93	49.8%	$376,400 ±$7,330	$76,329 ±$2,762	$1,320 ±$38
4.57	33.5%	$248,900 ±$19,195	$54,519 ±$5,992	$821 ±$48
5.38	51.7%	$416,400 ±$4,764	$77,351 ±$1,920	$1,414 ±$20
3.19	31.1%	$240,400 ±$15,114	$75,448 ±$7,431	$995 ±$121
6.23	50.7%	$552,700 ±$6,077	$88,766 ±$1,813	$1,646 ±$16
5.34	49.0%	$454,700 ±$10,323	$85,118 ±$3,655	$1,299 ±$56
3.52	32.1%	$211,800 ±$29,703	$60,161 ±$11,044	$1,032 ±$108
6.23	38.1%	$430,200 ±$18,751	$69,105 ±$3,363	$1,246 ±$77
4.17	41.0%	$282,600 ±$11,329	$67,728 ±$3,279	$997 ±$40
4.49	38.3%	$294,600 ±$14,624	$65,661 ±$3,326	$982 ±$47
5.88	31.7%	$394,800 ±$26,331	$67,112 ±$9,113	$981 ±$71
5.72	38.7%	$367,400 ±$17,134	$64,175 ±$3,054	$1,008 ±$91
5.46	48.1%	$588,000 ±$4,727	$107,772 ±$1,788	$1,849 ±$16
4.93	27.3%	$272,400 ±$19,117	$55,284 ±$4,440	$870 ±$182
5.24	52.8%	$471,700 ±$10,001	$90,063 ±$3,914	$1,480 ±$48

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Method and limitations

The primary measure divides ACS median home value (B25077_001E) by ACS median household income (B19013_001E). It is a descriptive comparison, not a household affordability assessment; its inputs have different universes. Renter burden is the share of renter-occupied units paying cash rent in the four ACS B25070 gross-rent-as-income bands at or above 30 percent, among that table’s total.

ACS estimates are from the 2024 5-year release. Source-measure margins of error (MOEs) are 90-percent-confidence ACS MOEs. No MOE is calculated for the displayed ratio or rate. Unavailable values are marked separately from valid zero values; calculated values can be unavailable when an input is missing, suppressed, invalid, or has a zero denominator.

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