Skip to content
Easy Rental
Contact agent

Rent prices in Oregon, city by city

As of October 17, 2026, 17,788 rentals are listed across 55 Oregon cities we track. Statewide median asking rent: studio about $1,175, 1-bedroom about $1,395, 2-bedroom about $1,650, 3+ bedroom about $2,695.

The most expensive 5 cities for a 1-bedroom: Bend ($1,900), Portland ($1,395), Beaverton ($1,395), Corvallis ($1,345), Eugene ($1,195). The least expensive: Klamath Falls ($925), Springfield ($1,100), Salem ($1,100), Medford ($1,150). Cheapest and most expensive places to rent in Oregon

17,788 listings across 55 cities with at least 50 rentals listed. Medians use listings with a single price and bedroom count; fewer than 20 and the figure is left out. Statewide figures are estimated from city medians weighted by listing count. Updated . How we calculate

CityListings1 bed2 beds
Portland6,692$1,395$1,695
Salem1,344$1,100$1,350
Eugene1,169$1,195$1,450
Beaverton1,000$1,395$1,650
Bend851$1,900$2,100
Corvallis504$1,345$1,570
Hillsboro397—$1,995
Springfield328$1,100$1,445
Gresham315—$1,550
Albany291—$1,500
Medford273$1,150$1,550
Redmond257—$1,750
Klamath Falls233$925$1,200
Tigard227—$1,738
Milwaukie221—$1,695
Roseburg207—$1,350
Lebanon196—$1,400
Grants Pass174—$1,395
Newberg159—$1,699
Keizer158—$1,399
Oregon City151—$1,625
Lake Oswego128——
Forest Grove119—$1,598
McMinnville113—$1,572
Wilsonville109—$1,595
Ashland99——
Woodburn98——
Prineville93—$1,398
Pendleton91—$1,250
Astoria89$1,450—
Coos Bay88——
Tualatin82——
Seaside81—$1,895
Monmouth79——
West Linn79—$1,998
Ontario78——
La Grande77—$1,282
Lincoln City76—$1,850
Sherwood76——
The Dalles76—$1,685
Canby73——
Happy Valley73——
Madras71——
Sandy65——
Hermiston63——
Hood River62——
Cottage Grove61——
Stayton59—$1,372
Sweet Home58——
Sutherlin57——
Troutdale57——
Dallas56——
Aloha54——
Newport51——
Cornelius50——