Beaverton, OR Housing Market
The Beaverton, OR housing market has 433 homes for sale as of November 3, 2026, with a median asking price of $519,500. 20 homes were listed this week and 163 have been on the market for more than 90 days.
Beaverton housing market snapshot
All 433 homes for sale today.
Market pace The typical Beaverton home has been listed 71 days, against 61 across the US. A quarter quicker than the US is fast, a quarter slower is slow.
Balanced
Homes here sell at about the US pace.
- Homes for sale
- 433
- Median price
- $519,500
- Median days on market
- 71
The typical home for sale
- 3 bed
- 3 bath
- 1,841 sqft
- Built around 1995
- $295 per sqft
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Collections of Beaverton homes
Themed sets of homes for one kind of buyer at a time: a budget, a neighborhood or a way of living.
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4+ Bedroom Family Homes Near Trails for Sale in Beaverton, OR Under $725K
Beaverton sits on Portland's west side, and many of these homes lie on the slopes of Cooper Mountain, a basalt ridge whose nature park holds forested trails and open meadows. Some upper streets look west toward the Coast Range. Closer to the city core, the Fanno Creek Trail follows a greenway past neighborhoods and parks, while Washington Square anchors the shopping district and Oak Hills offers its own pathways and green space. Downtown Portland lies about 15 miles east, and Highway 26 gets commuters there in roughly 25 to 35 minutes outside rush hour. Tech employers along the Highway 26 corridor and in nearby Hillsboro keep many jobs a short drive away. Beaverton School District serves these neighborhoods, and Tualatin Hills Park and Recreation District operates parks, swim centers and trail connections across the city.
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5+ Bedroom Multigenerational Homes for Sale in Beaverton, OR Under $700K
Beaverton sits on the west side of Portland, and its larger family homes cluster on the quieter edges of town. Cooper Mountain rises to the southwest, and its nature park and vineyards give the area a rural feel within city limits. The Highland neighborhood and streets nearby hold generous lots and established family houses, while downtown Beaverton, where Beaverton Creek runs through the core, sits a short drive away. Highway 26 links the area to downtown Portland, and the MAX Blue Line stops at the Beaverton Transit Center for riders who prefer rail. Tualatin Hills Nature Park and the trails run by the Tualatin Hills Park and Recreation District are close by for families who want room to walk. Students in this part of the city attend Beaverton School District schools, and the Nike headquarters on the city's west side is a major local employer.
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3 Bedroom First-Time Buyer Homes for Sale in Beaverton, OR Under $475K
Beaverton sits just west of Portland, and its first-time buyer neighborhoods spread from the downtown core out toward Cedar Hills and Highland. Downtown Beaverton offers a walkable grid of coffee shops, restaurants, and the weekly Farmers Market, while Cedar Hills Crossing provides a larger shopping center a short drive away. Tualatin Hills Nature Park is close enough for trail walks and wetland views on weekends. The Sunset Highway runs nearby, linking residents to Portland and the Westside job centers, and the Beaverton Transit Center connects to the MAX Blue Line for a train ride into downtown Portland. Drive times shift with traffic, so check peak hours before choosing a street.
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3 Bedroom Family Homes for Sale in Beaverton, OR Under $600K
Beaverton's family neighborhoods lie on the west side of the city, where older residential streets lead toward Tualatin Hills Nature Park and its forested trails. Beaverton Creek winds through the downtown core, linking the restaurants and shops along Canyon Road to the Beaverton Transit Center. Cedar Hills Crossing gives residents a large shopping center close by, and Nike's world headquarters sits within city limits as a major employer. Downtown Portland is commonly reached in about 25 to 40 minutes by Highway 26 west, depending on traffic, or by riding the MAX Blue Line from the Beaverton Transit Center. The Beaverton School District serves these neighborhoods, and families often walk or bike to local parks and the nature park's trail system. Many residents also keep a short drive to Washington County's employment centers, which makes daily commutes on the Westside manageable.
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4 Bedroom Family Homes for Sale in Beaverton, OR Under $600K
Cooper Mountain rises on Beaverton's southwest edge, and the nature park on its summit keeps miles of trail above the surrounding neighborhoods. Progress Ridge sits to the north along Highway 217, close to Washington Square and the shopping on Beaverton's west side. Downtown Beaverton is a short drive east, where the MAX Blue Line runs and the city's farmers market draws weekend crowds. Nike's headquarters campus in Beaverton is usually a short drive away, and Intel's Hillsboro campus sits about 20 minutes west depending on traffic. Tualatin Hills Nature Park and the paved Westside Trail give residents more places to walk and bike without leaving the city. The Beaverton School District serves these neighborhoods, and downtown Portland sits about 30 minutes east on Highway 26 outside rush hour.
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3+ Bedroom First-Time Buyer Homes for Sale in Beaverton, OR Under $625K
Most of these homes sit in west and southwest Beaverton, where streets climb toward Cooper Mountain Nature Park and its forest trails. Downtown Beaverton lies a short drive east, anchored by Canyon Road and the Beaverton Transit Center, where MAX light rail runs toward Portland. Tualatin Hills Nature Park in the northwest offers wetland boardwalks inside city limits. Sunset Highway (US 26) carries commuters to downtown Portland and the Westside job centers, including Nike's headquarters in Beaverton. Residents are served by the Beaverton School District and the Tualatin Hills Park and Recreation District, which runs community centers and pools across town. Trailheads and the Tualatin River are a short drive from most neighborhoods.
New listings and overlooked homes in Beaverton this week
Newest listings
Listed Nov 2 $489,900
2545 Southwest 200th Court, Beaverton, OR 97003
Listed Nov 1 $299,900
14905 Southwest Sandhill Loop Unit 101, Beaverton, OR 97007
Listed Oct 31 $869,000
9051 Southwest 176th Avenue, Beaverton, OR 97007
Listed Oct 31 $475,000
19900 Southwest Newcastle Drive, Beaverton, OR 97078
Listed Oct 31 $1,650,000
17765 Southwest Cooper Mountain Lane, Beaverton, OR 97007
Listed Oct 30 $250,000
13885 Southwest Meridian Street Unit 316, Beaverton, OR 97005
Longest on the market, most room to negotiate
543 days on market $524,000
21525 Southwest Frammy Way, Beaverton, OR 97003
452 days on market $350,000
780 Northwest 185th Avenue 207, Beaverton, OR 97006
439 days on market $425,000
11759 Southwest Murre Terrace, Beaverton, OR 97007
411 days on market $299,999
750 Northwest 185th Avenue Unit 203, Beaverton, OR 97006
404 days on market $358,995
6451 Southwest 208th Terrace, Beaverton, OR 97078
366 days on market $660,000
1920 Southwest Pheasant Drive, Beaverton, OR 97003
Financing
Can you afford a home in Beaverton?
The typical Beaverton home costs about $3,186 a month, and you need around $137,000 a year to get the loan.
On the $519,500 median home at this week's 7.24% rate with 10% down. Before taxes, insurance and HOA dues. We take the $519,500 median home, subtract the down payment, and spread the rest over 30 years at this week's average rate from Freddie Mac. Lenders usually want that payment under 28% of what you earn before tax, which gives the income figure.
Homes for sale by loan type
- Homes you can buy with a regular mortgage93%401 homes
Homes priced under the Washington County loan limit of $832,750
- Homes with a loan you can take over30.7% of homes
The agent advertises an assumable loan at the seller's rate
Assumable mortgage homes for sale in Beaverton, OR
3 homes in Beaverton come with a loan you can take over. The lowest advertised rate is 2.5%.
With an assumable loan the buyer takes over the seller's existing mortgage, at the rate the seller locked in years ago.
What 2.5% saves you
Same $467,550 loan, 30 years, before taxes and insurance.
The lowest advertised rate right now
Rates come from the listing agent's remarks, not a verified loan record. Confirm the balance, rate and terms with the agent before you make an offer.
Updated November 3, 2026 from the live MLS feed. The numbers on this page are refreshed every two days.
