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Cheapest homes, Oregon counties · 1990

Oregon counties with the lowest median home value (1990 ACS owner-occupied units). This list covers the 36 counties in Oregon that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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YEAR1990 2000 2010 2020 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPMEDIAN HOME VALUEVS –

01Wheeler County, OROR1,472$28,900–

02Sherman County, OROR2,051$30,200–

03Gilliam County, OROR1,971$32,000–

04Harney County, OROR7,380$37,600–

05Baker County, OROR16,658$41,700–

06Lake County, OROR8,187$42,200–

07Morrow County, OROR12,602$43,500–

08Union County, OROR25,900$43,500–

09Malheur County, OROR32,261$46,200–

10Wallowa County, OROR7,595$47,300–

11Umatilla County, OROR81,119$48,000–

12Grant County, OROR7,075$48,400–

13Crook County, OROR27,564$49,100–

14Coos County, OROR63,992$49,900–

15Wasco County, OROR26,310$50,800–

16Linn County, OROR132,843$51,100–

17Klamath County, OROR70,274$52,700–

18Jefferson County, OROR25,740$53,000–

19Douglas County, OROR111,951$56,000–

20Marion County, OROR355,777$60,000–

21Multnomah County, OROR795,391$61,100–

22Tillamook County, OROR27,384$61,800–

23Clatsop County, OROR40,926$62,100–

24Columbia County, OROR54,091$62,300–

25Yamhill County, OROR110,024$62,600–

26Polk County, OROR90,037$63,700–

27Lane County, OROR381,584$65,500–

28Lincoln County, OROR50,636$69,100–

29Benton County, OROR97,728$72,900–

30Josephine County, OROR87,867$74,400–

31Jackson County, OROR221,795$74,800–

32Deschutes County, OROR213,072$75,000–

33Hood River County, OROR23,720$76,700–

34Curry County, OROR22,621$82,900–

35Washington County, OROR611,708$85,100–

36Clackamas County, OROR426,280$85,200–

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UPDATED 2026-08-08 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS