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State Index · Home Affordability · Oregon · 2023
6.225

Average Home Affordability in Oregon

Rank #7 of 50129.0% of national averageSource: Census ACS + Zillow (ACS 2023 × ZHVI 2026)

Oregon ranks #7 of 51 for home affordability in 2026.

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Census ACS + Zillow, ACS 2023 × ZHVI 2026 · updated Apr 2026
Home Affordability (Price-to-Income) by State map showing 51 states. Hover or tap a state for details.
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Home Affordability (Price-to-Income) by State

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  • 3.1 – 3.711 states
  • 3.7 – 4.410 states
  • 4.4 – 5.010 states
  • 5.0 – 5.810 states
  • 5.8 – 8.710 states
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All 50 states ranked

Source: Census ACS + Zillow (ACS 2023 × ZHVI 2026)

RankStateHome Affordability (Price-to-Income)% of US
1Hawaii8.738181.1%
2California8.109168.1%
3Montana6.595136.7%
4Massachusetts6.576136.3%
5Washington6.353131.7%
6Idaho6.316130.9%
7Oregon6.225129.0%
8New York6.185128.2%
9Rhode Island5.876121.8%
10Nevada5.852121.3%
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11Colorado5.832120.9%
12Utah5.757119.3%
13New Jersey5.707118.3%
14Maine5.528114.6%
15Arizona5.475113.5%
16District of Columbia5.388111.7%
17New Hampshire5.239108.6%
18Florida5.124106.2%
19New Mexico5.087105.4%
20Wyoming5.016104.0%
21Delaware4.952102.6%
22Tennessee4.933102.2%
23Vermont4.852100.6%
24Connecticut4.76198.7%
25North Carolina4.75198.5%
26Virginia4.58695.1%
27South Carolina4.48593.0%
28Alaska4.47592.8%
29Georgia4.44992.2%
30Wisconsin4.42491.7%
31South Dakota4.41691.5%
32Maryland4.35590.3%
33Minnesota4.07484.4%
34Texas3.97182.3%
35Missouri3.83779.5%
36Pennsylvania3.8379.4%
37Alabama3.80178.8%
38Kentucky3.79478.6%
39Arkansas3.78378.4%
40Michigan3.75677.9%
41North Dakota3.71276.9%
42Nebraska3.70776.8%
43Indiana3.65875.8%
44Louisiana3.63575.3%
45Ohio3.57374.1%
46Mississippi3.55973.8%
47Illinois3.55873.7%
48Oklahoma3.54873.5%
49Kansas3.4872.1%
50Iowa3.24267.2%
51West Virginia3.11764.6%

Updated 2026-04-25. Click any state for the full breakdown.

FAQ

Oregon home affordability: common questions

What is the average home affordability in Oregon?

Oregon home affordability is 6.225 as of ACS 2023 × ZHVI 2026, according to Census ACS + Zillow. That puts Oregon at rank #7 of 50 US states, above the national average of 4.826.

How does Oregon compare to nearby states?

Among Oregon's neighbors, Washington shows 6.353, Idaho shows 6.316, Nevada shows 5.852. Use the CalcFi compare view to line all of them up: /maps/compare?cat=affordability&states=or,wa,id,nv. Nearby states share labor markets and housing corridors, so the comparison is usually the most relevant one.

Which Oregon metros have the highest home affordability?

Top Oregon metros include Portland, Salem, and Eugene. City-level home affordability data drops in Q3 2026 once BLS releases its metro-area tables for the year. Salem is the state capital. Until then, the state-level number is the best available read.

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Top Oregon cities · Home Affordability (Price-to-Income) by State

4 cities ranked by home affordability (price-to-income) by state. Lower is better.

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Note: Median home price divided by median household income. State map uses Zillow ZHVI ÷ ACS B19013; city uses Census/Zillow seed — same formula, different vintage.

  1. 1Portlandpop 2,520k6.0
  2. 2Salempop 430k6.4
  3. 3Eugenepop 390k7.2
  4. 4Bendpop 205k8.6
Methodology

Price-to-income ratio computed as Zillow ZHVI (state median home value, all homes, smoothed seasonally adjusted) divided by Census ACS 1-year median household income (B19013). Higher ratio = harder to afford. Both inputs are state aggregates — county and metro variance can be substantial.