Ranking · Oregon

Most expensive and least expensive places in Oregon

Dunthorpe has the highest median home value of Oregon's 224 ranked places ($1,459,300); Vale has the lowest ($173,300). Ranked: places with 1,000 or more residents in the 2020 Census and an estimate whose coefficient of variation is 40% or less.

Which are the most expensive places?

Most expensive places in Oregon, first to fifth: Dunthorpe ($1,459,300), Stafford ($1,020,100), Lake Oswego ($932,200), Raleigh Hills ($913,700) and Cedar Mill ($878,300).

Most expensive places in Oregon, by median home value, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates. "Within the margin": the survey cannot tell this place from the next one.
RankPlaceTypeMedian home valueResidentsCounty
1 DunthorpeCDP $1,459,300±$354,994 1,875Multnomah County
2 Staffordwithin the marginCDP $1,020,100±$218,190 1,600Clackamas County
3 Lake Oswegowithin the margincity $932,200±$25,230 39,722Clackamas County and 2 more
4 Raleigh Hillswithin the marginCDP $913,700±$84,577 6,744Washington County
5 Cedar Millwithin the marginCDP $878,300±$34,778 19,471Washington County and 1 more
6 Cannon Beachwithin the margincity $823,200±$134,505 1,512Clatsop County
7 West Haven-Sylvanwithin the marginCDP $782,400±$36,013 7,674Washington County and 1 more
8 Mulinowithin the marginCDP $779,500±$107,719 2,229Clackamas County
9 West Linnwithin the margincity $770,200±$24,575 26,567Clackamas County
10 Durhamwithin the margincity $759,600±$52,464 1,904Washington County
11 West Slopewithin the marginCDP $755,300±$66,674 6,582Washington County
12 Bethanywithin the marginCDP $751,700±$29,007 33,106Washington County
13 Eagle Crestwithin the marginCDP $750,300±$83,542 2,677Deschutes County
14 Boringwithin the marginCDP $730,900±$140,183 1,869Clackamas County
15 Sunriverwithin the marginCDP $727,600±$116,798 1,488Deschutes County
16 Happy Valleywithin the margincity $725,300±$27,577 28,916Clackamas County
17 Bendwithin the margincity $718,400±$17,617 107,342Deschutes County
18 Bull Mountainwithin the marginCDP $696,600±$26,821 9,865Washington County
19 Gearhartwithin the margincity $688,100±$67,434 1,861Clatsop County
20 Hood Riverwithin the margincity $684,100±$42,805 8,315Hood River County
21 Beavercreekwithin the marginCDP $664,300±$39,086 4,894Clackamas County
22 Rockcreekwithin the marginCDP $653,300±$25,020 9,223Washington County
23 Damascuswithin the marginCDP $653,100±$19,030 11,437Clackamas County
24 Jacksonvillewithin the margincity $649,200±$95,169 2,972Jackson County
25 Oak HillsCDP $647,800±$13,456 11,131Washington County

Source: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · Check it at data.census.gov

Which are the least expensive places?

Least expensive places in Oregon, first to fifth: Vale ($173,300), Burns ($187,200), Elgin ($191,300), Heppner ($196,300) and Pilot Rock ($199,700).

Least expensive places in Oregon, by median home value, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates.
RankPlaceTypeMedian home valueResidentsCounty
224 Valewithin the margincity $173,300±$29,575 2,055Malheur County
223 Burnswithin the margincity $187,200±$39,420 2,692Harney County
222 Elginwithin the margincity $191,300±$24,329 1,689Union County
221 Heppnerwithin the margincity $196,300±$66,567 1,128Morrow County
220 Pilot Rockwithin the margincity $199,700±$21,345 1,320Umatilla County
219 Lakeviewwithin the margintown $202,500±$20,623 2,419Lake County
218 Nyssawithin the margincity $204,300±$28,104 3,257Malheur County
217 Irrigonwithin the margincity $207,500±$19,359 2,042Morrow County
216 Stanfieldwithin the margincity $207,600±$27,446 2,135Umatilla County
215 John Daywithin the margincity $212,100±$33,195 1,634Grant County
214 Warm Springswithin the marginCDP $223,800±$115,162 2,480Jefferson County
213 Bunker Hillwithin the marginCDP $227,600±$52,635 1,626Coos County
211 Chenowethwithin the marginCDP $228,600±$52,982 1,445Wasco County
211 Riddlewithin the margincity $228,600±$32,132 1,218Douglas County
210 Canyonvillewithin the margincity $229,500±$49,142 1,659Douglas County
209 Unionwithin the margincity $231,400±$18,278 2,118Union County
208 Boardmanwithin the margincity $235,300±$45,862 4,495Morrow County
207 Ontariowithin the margincity $236,300±$22,011 11,957Malheur County
206 Roseburg Northwithin the marginCDP $237,500±$67,635 4,601Douglas County
205 Umatillawithin the margincity $238,500±$57,164 8,220Umatilla County
204 Athenawithin the margincity $239,200±$70,713 1,187Umatilla County
203 Myrtle Creekwithin the margincity $239,900±$28,592 3,481Douglas County
201 Milton-Freewaterwithin the margincity $240,000±$21,003 7,029Umatilla County
201 Reedsportwithin the margincity $240,000±$36,141 4,271Douglas County
200 Oakridgecity $240,200±$33,548 3,127Lane County

Source: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · Check it at data.census.gov

How is this ranking made?

Each place's median home value is read from the 2020-2024 American Community Survey. A place enters the ranking if it had 1,000 or more residents in the 2020 Census and its estimate has a coefficient of variation of 40% or less. Ties in the published figure share a rank. This is a measurement of one figure, not a judgment of a place.

Source: PlainCities ranking method applied to the American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · How ranks are computed

How these figures are made: methodology and release checks · reading a margin of error · every state · corrections