Portland, OR Housing Market
The Portland, OR housing market has 2,100 homes for sale as of November 3, 2026, with a median asking price of $499,900. 117 homes were listed this week and 829 have been on the market for more than 90 days.
Portland housing market snapshot
All 2,100 homes for sale today.
Market pace The typical Portland home has been listed 69 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
- 2,100
- Median price
- $499,900
- Median days on market
- 69
The typical home for sale
- 3 bed
- 3 bath
- 1,933 sqft
- Built around 1980
- $328 per sqft
Hottest neighborhoods in Portland right now
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Collections of Portland 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 for Sale in Portland, OR Under $3M
Portland's West Hills hold some of the city's largest family lots. Dunthorpe is a wooded enclave of big parcels in the southwest hills, while Portland Heights climbs the slope above downtown on narrow streets lined with early twentieth century houses. Council Crest, the highest point in the city, looks across to Mount Hood and the Cascades, and the trails of Forest Park are a short drive from most of these streets. Downtown Portland is roughly 15 to 20 minutes by car from the southwest hills outside rush hour, and OHSU's Marquam Hill campus is close for anyone working in health care. Riverdale School District serves much of the Dunthorpe area, and Tryon Creek State Natural Area offers miles of trails within easy reach of the Willamette River.
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4 Bedroom Homes with No HOA for Sale in Portland, OR Under $525K
Lents sits in southeast Portland on low ground near Johnson Creek, where many streets are flat and the older lots are established. Lents Park gives the neighborhood its main green space, and Foster Road carries bus lines and a steady run of shops through the Foster-Powell corridor. Mount Scott Park rises to the south with wooded trails for hikers who want a hill close to home. Downtown Portland is about 20 to 25 minutes away by car on I-205 and I-84 outside rush hour, which makes commutes to downtown offices and hospitals workable for many buyers. Homes in this part of the city are served by Portland Public Schools, and the Columbia River is a short drive north for boating and waterfront weekends.
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4+ Bedroom Homes with Views for Sale in Portland, OR Under $975K
These homes sit in Portland's west hills, where Hillsdale runs along a ridge above the city and Portland Heights climbs toward Washington Park. Hillsdale's streets wind through Douglas fir and cedar, and many lots look east over the Willamette River valley toward Mount Hood on clear days. Steep lots and dead-end lanes are common, so check sightlines and driveway grades in person. Multnomah Village is a short walk from Hillsdale, with cafes and shops along its main strip, and downtown Portland sits about a ten minute drive away. Washington Park, home to the Oregon Zoo and the International Rose Test Garden, is minutes off the hillside streets, and the Terwilliger Boulevard trail links walkers to the west edge of downtown.
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4+ Bedroom Homes with Big Yards for Sale in Portland, OR Under $600K
These homes sit across Portland's east side, where Hawthorne, Montavilla and Hollywood offer a range of streets and lot sizes. Mount Tabor Park, a former volcano with open reservoirs on its summit, is a short ride from most of these neighborhoods, while Laurelhurst Park draws walkers to its pond and tree-lined paths. Along Hawthorne Boulevard and Sandy Boulevard, shops and cafes sit within walking distance of many front doors.
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Homes with Big Backyards for Kids and Pets with 4+ Beds for Sale in Portland, Oregon Under $650K
Discover spacious 4+ bedroom homes with large backyards perfect for families and pets in Portland, Oregon under $650,000. These properties offer the outdoor space children and dogs need to play and explore, combined with comfortable indoor living for the whole family. Browse our curated collection of family-friendly homes featuring fenced yards, decks, and entertaining spaces throughout Portland's diverse neighborhoods.
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3 Bedroom Starter Homes for Sale in Portland, OR Under $350K
Portland's outer east side is home to several established neighborhoods that suit first-time buyers, including Montavilla, Powellhurst-Gilbert and Brentwood-Darlington. Montavilla runs along busy commercial corridors with shops and restaurants, and Mount Tabor Park, an extinct volcanic cinder cone, sits close by for hiking and city views. Powellhurst-Gilbert is a quieter residential area with modest lots and direct access to Interstate 205. Brentwood-Darlington on the southeast side mixes tree-lined blocks with newer infill construction near neighborhood shopping and grocery stores. Interstate 205 connects these neighborhoods to the Glenn Jackson Bridge over the Columbia River to the north and to the Clackamas area to the south, which makes driving around the metro area practical. Sandy Boulevard offers another route through east Portland toward downtown, and the Columbia River and its shoreline trails are a short drive away. School assignments vary by address, so buyers should confirm the attendance boundary for each property before making a decision.
New listings and overlooked homes in Portland this week
Newest listings
Listed Nov 2 $879,000
9310 Southwest 18th Place, Portland, OR 97219
Listed Nov 2 $579,950
14825 Northwest Highcroft Court, Portland, OR 97229
Listed Nov 2 $489,000
3219 Southeast 22nd Avenue, Portland, OR 97202
Listed Nov 2 $449,900
6220 North Kerby Avenue, Portland, OR 97217
Listed Nov 2 $474,500
6419 Southeast 137th Avenue, Portland, OR 97236
Listed Nov 2 $515,000
3422 Northeast 149th Avenue, Portland, OR 97230
Longest on the market, most room to negotiate
2,049 days on market $1,150,000
14345 Northwest Germantown Road, Portland, OR 97231
1,006 days on market $799,500
22704 Northwest Reeder Road, Portland, OR 97231
984 days on market $199,950
1631 Northwest Everett Street Unit 100, Portland, OR 97209
884 days on market $261,500
4325 North Mississippi Avenue Unit 6, Portland, OR 97217
797 days on market $119,900
10985 East Burnside Street Unit 9, Portland, OR 97216
784 days on market $120,000
1134 Southwest Jefferson Street Unit 309, Portland, OR 97201
Financing
Can you afford a home in Portland?
The typical Portland home costs about $3,066 a month, and you need around $131,000 a year to get the loan.
On the $499,900 median home at this week's 7.24% rate with 10% down. Before taxes, insurance and HOA dues. We take the $499,900 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 mortgage82%1,714 homes
Homes priced under the Multnomah County loan limit of $832,750
- Homes with a loan you can take over170.8% of homes
The agent advertises an assumable loan at the seller's rate
Assumable mortgage homes for sale in Portland, OR
17 homes in Portland come with a loan you can take over. The lowest advertised rate is 2.25%.
With an assumable loan the buyer takes over the seller's existing mortgage, at the rate the seller locked in years ago.
What 2.25% saves you
Same $449,910 loan, 30 years, before taxes and insurance.
The three lowest advertised rates 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.
