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Least affordable housing, Oregon counties · 2020

Oregon counties ranked by the CensusEasy Afford Score, median home value divided by median household income (2020 ACS). A higher score means a home costs more years of local income. This list covers the 36 counties in Oregon that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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RANKPLACESTATEPOPAFFORD SCOREVS 2010
01Josephine County, OROR87,8675.9−12%
02Multnomah County, OROR795,3915.8+1%
03Hood River County, OROR23,7205.7−5%
04Deschutes County, OROR213,0725.6−5%
05Benton County, OROR97,7285.5+0%
06Clatsop County, OROR40,9265.4−10%
07Curry County, OROR22,6215.4−25%
08Lincoln County, OROR50,6365.2−16%
09Jackson County, OROR221,7955.2−16%
10Tillamook County, OROR27,3845.1−16%
11Lane County, OROR381,5845.1−5%
12Clackamas County, OROR426,2805.1−5%
13Wallowa County, OROR7,5955.0+12%
14Washington County, OROR611,7084.8−2%
15Yamhill County, OROR110,0244.8+5%
16Crook County, OROR27,5644.5−10%
17Coos County, OROR63,9924.5−14%
18Polk County, OROR90,0374.4−1%
19Marion County, OROR355,7774.4−2%
20Jefferson County, OROR25,7404.3−3%
21Wasco County, OROR26,3104.2−6%
22Douglas County, OROR111,9514.2−10%
23Columbia County, OROR54,0914.1+4%
24Linn County, OROR132,8434.0+3%
25Wheeler County, OROR1,4723.9+33%
26Baker County, OROR16,6583.9+9%
27Klamath County, OROR70,2743.9−4%
28Union County, OROR25,9003.7+2%
29Lake County, OROR8,1873.6+22%
30Malheur County, OROR32,2613.4−3%
31Harney County, OROR7,3803.2+2%
32Grant County, OROR7,0753.2−11%
33Umatilla County, OROR81,1193.2+5%
34Sherman County, OROR2,0513.1+7%
35Morrow County, OROR12,6022.8+8%
36Gilliam County, OROR1,9712.7+14%
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UPDATED 2026-08-08 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS