RANKING · 2010 CENSUS · 101 SHOWN OF 101

Highest housing vacancy, Oregon cities · 2010

Oregon cities ranked by the share of housing units that are vacant (2023 ACS). This list covers the 101 cities in Oregon that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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SAME RANKING BYCounties States Metros ZIP codes

YEAR2010 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPHOUSING VACANCY RATEVS 2000

01Seaside, OROR7,09235.9%–

02Lincoln City, OROR10,11733.2%–

03Newport, OROR10,38316.7%–

04Madras, OROR7,82914.1%–

05Hood River, OROR8,31514.0%–

06Brookings, OROR6,43112.9%–

07Florence, OROR9,46812.8%–

08Baker City, OROR10,07112.1%–

09West Haven-Sylvan, OROR7,67412.0%–

10Milton-Freewater, OROR7,02911.7%–

11White City, OROR10,75011.3%–

12Bend, OROR107,34211.3%–

13Pendleton, OROR16,98911.2%–

14Ontario, OROR11,95711.2%–

15Independence, OROR10,19510.7%–

16Cedar Mill, OROR19,47110.1%–

17Astoria, OROR9,83810.0%–

18Klamath Falls, OROR22,11110.0%–

19Deschutes River Woods, OROR5,7979.7%–

20Philomath, OROR5,6999.3%–

21Roseburg, OROR23,6938.9%–

22Lebanon, OROR20,2678.9%–

23Prineville, OROR11,9948.7%–

24Umatilla, OROR8,2208.7%–

25Jennings Lodge, OROR7,9718.7%–

26Ashland, OROR20,8898.7%–

27Happy Valley, OROR28,9168.5%–

28Sheridan, OROR6,2438.5%–

29La Grande, OROR12,9858.5%–

30Woodburn, OROR31,9488.3%–

31Warrenton, OROR6,3128.2%–

32Sweet Home, OROR10,3088.2%–

33Eagle Point, OROR9,8618.2%–

34Oak Grove, OROR16,7968.0%–

35Garden Home-Whitford, OROR6,9797.9%–

36Grants Pass, OROR39,2397.7%–

37The Dalles, OROR15,7457.6%–

38Wilsonville, OROR27,8337.5%–

39Beaverton, OROR97,8427.4%–

40Altamont, OROR19,9277.4%–

41Corvallis, OROR61,4997.3%–

42Monmouth, OROR11,5437.1%–

43Lake Oswego, OROR39,7227.1%–

44Coos Bay, OROR15,6867.1%–

45Redmond, OROR38,5477.0%–

46Newberg, OROR26,8966.9%–

47Estacada, OROR5,8146.9%–

48Portland, OROR635,1096.8%–

49West Slope, OROR6,5826.8%–

50West Linn, OROR26,5676.7%–

51Tualatin, OROR28,1396.6%–

52Forest Grove, OROR27,2526.5%–

53Veneta, OROR5,1386.4%–

54Junction City, OROR7,2246.2%–

55Hillsboro, OROR111,1266.2%–

56Eugene, OROR178,6186.0%–

57Albany, OROR56,8946.0%–

58Salem, OROR181,7796.0%–

59McMinnville, OROR34,6476.0%–

60King City, OROR5,0445.9%–

61Troutdale, OROR15,7765.9%–

62Aloha, OROR52,3895.8%–

63Gresham, OROR111,5135.8%–

64Medford, OROR86,4945.6%–

65St. Helens, OROR14,4505.5%–

66Cornelius, OROR15,5205.5%–

67Cottage Grove, OROR10,8515.3%–

68Oak Hills, OROR11,1315.2%–

69Hayesville, OROR21,2465.2%–

70Silverton, OROR10,4505.0%–

71Talent, OROR6,2964.9%–

72Oregon City, OROR38,1754.9%–

73Milwaukie, OROR22,1144.5%–

74Creswell, OROR5,5664.3%–

75Hermiston, OROR19,9064.2%–

76Tigard, OROR57,9294.2%–

77Stayton, OROR8,4884.1%–

78Central Point, OROR19,1394.1%–

79Springfield, OROR61,4314.0%–

80Canby, OROR18,0044.0%–

81Fairview, OROR10,7624.0%–

82North Bend, OROR9,9664.0%–

83Gladstone, OROR11,8654.0%–

84Scappoose, OROR8,2574.0%–

85Tillamook, OROR5,1623.7%–

86Bethany, OROR33,1063.5%–

87Dallas, OROR17,8903.5%–

88Cedar Hills, OROR8,3883.5%–

89Sutherlin, OROR8,6353.2%–

90Four Corners, OROR16,2753.2%–

91Sandy, OROR13,3232.9%–

92Damascus, OROR11,4372.7%–

93Winston, OROR5,6802.7%–

94Sherwood, OROR20,5352.6%–

95Keizer, OROR39,1402.6%–

96Raleigh Hills, OROR6,7442.5%–

97Green, OROR7,5412.4%–

98Rockcreek, OROR9,2231.9%–

99Oatfield, OROR13,2941.2%–

100Bull Mountain, OROR9,8651.2%–

101Molalla, OROR10,1040.8%–

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UPDATED 2026-06-02 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES